Colonial Roof Service

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Roofers in Middletown, NJ 07748

Middletown roofers for roof replacement, new roofs, repairs and gutters, from Lincroft to the bayshore. Colonial Roof Service: (877) 298-2340.

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  • ✓Roof and gutters in one project

Middletown is big, the largest municipality in the county by population, and a roof in Lincroft doesn't live the same life as one in Port Monmouth. The township runs from inland sections like Lincroft and Locust up to the Sandy Hook Bay shoreline at Belford, Port Monmouth and Leonardo, with Navesink and the Village in between. When you call around for roofers in Middletown, NJ, the first thing worth knowing is which section the house is in, because exposure to wind and water changes a lot from one to the next.

Along the bayshore, nor'easters push wind and rain straight in off the water. Shingles tend to lift at the rakes and ridges first, and flashing around walls and vents takes a beating. Hurricane Sandy in 2012 flooded most of the streets north of Route 36 in Port Monmouth, Belford and Leonardo. The township counted around 300 homes as substantially damaged, most of them in Port Monmouth, and roughly 350 were later elevated or rebuilt. Plenty of others had their roofs patched and carried on, and many of those patches are now well over a decade old.

Inland, most of the housing went up between 1950 and 1979, so a lot of colonials, splits and ranches are on a second roof that's wearing thin. If there are already two layers, the IRC calls for a full tear-off. Replacing the shingles on a detached one- or two-family house is ordinary maintenance in New Jersey and needs no construction permit. Our core work in Monmouth County is roof replacement and new roof installation, plus repairs, gutter installation and gutter guards.

Around Middletown

We regularly work near:

  • 📍Gateway National Recreation Area (Sandy Hook)
  • 📍Middletown Arts Center
  • 📍Poricy Park
  • 📍Thompson Park
  • 📍Hartshorne Woods Park

Roofing Company in Middletown — Local Notes

  • •Bayshore sections (Belford, Port Monmouth, Leonardo) get noticeably more wind than inland Lincroft, so starter courses and nailing along rakes and eaves matter more there.
  • •Homes that were raised after Sandy put the roof higher and more exposed, and their gutter runs and downspouts get longer.
  • •Townhomes, structural repairs and roof-line changes do need a permit, and those go through Middletown's Building & Inspection Department. A straight shingle replacement on a detached house does not.
  • •Lincroft and Locust have heavy tree cover. Gutter guards help with leaves and pine needles, though they don't prevent ice dams.

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Roofing Company in Middletown — FAQs

Still have questions? We're happy to talk it through.

(877) 298-2340
+ Does it matter which section of Middletown I live in?
For the roof, yes. Homes along the bayshore in Belford, Port Monmouth and Leonardo take more wind and salt air than houses in Lincroft or Locust. That affects how the edges and flashing should be detailed, and how closely to check for lifted or creased shingles after a storm.
+ My roof was patched after Sandy. Should I replace it now?
Not automatically. If the repair was done well and the rest of the roof is sound, it may have years left. If shingles are curling, granules are collecting in the gutters, or there are already two layers, replacement is usually the better use of your money. We'll tell you which it is.
+ Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Middletown?
Not for replacing the roof covering on a detached one- or two-family house; New Jersey treats that as ordinary maintenance. Townhomes, buildings with three or more units, and structural work like new rafters or a changed roof line do need one, through Middletown's Building & Inspection Department. You can also confirm any contractor's home improvement registration with the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs.

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