Full roof replacements for NYC homeowners and commercial property owners — from $7/sqft. Shingle, flat, slate, and tile roofs across all five boroughs. GAF certified craftsmanship, written warranties, transparent pricing.
Every borough has its own roofing challenges — architecture, building codes, roof types, and climate exposure. We know them all.
Manhattan's roofing landscape is unlike any other borough. From the classic brownstones of the Upper West Side and Harlem to the high-rise co-ops of the Upper East Side and the converted industrial lofts of Tribeca and SoHo — every Manhattan property has a unique set of roofing requirements.
Flat roofs dominate Manhattan's residential stock. Brownstones, townhouses, and walk-up apartment buildings almost universally rely on flat roofing systems — EPDM rubber, TPO, modified bitumen, or the increasingly popular PMMA liquid-applied systems. We replace and repair all of them. For the rare pitched-roof townhouses in the West Village or the garden apartments of Inwood, we also install shingle and slate systems.
Manhattan logistics require careful planning — parking, material staging, elevator access, and building management coordination. We handle all of it. Every Manhattan project includes full NYC DOB permit coordination when required and a thorough neighboring property protection plan.
Brooklyn is New York City's most densely roofed borough — millions of square feet of flat rubber rooftops covering the iconic brownstones of Park Slope, the row homes of Bay Ridge, the townhouses of Carroll Gardens, and the converted warehouses of Williamsburg and DUMBO. Flat roof replacement is our most common Brooklyn project, and we've done hundreds of them.
EPDM remains the dominant flat roofing system in Brooklyn, though TPO is gaining ground for its energy efficiency and white reflective surface. For Brooklyn's older, more ornate architecture — Victorian and Italianate brownstones — we also replace the pitched turret and gable sections using architectural shingles or natural slate that match the original character of the home.
Brooklyn homeowners benefit from our deep familiarity with the borough's building stock, typical roof dimensions, and common failure points. We've replaced roofs on attached brownstones from Bed-Stuy to Brooklyn Heights, and our teams understand the access challenges of Brooklyn's narrow lots and tight block configurations.
Queens is the most diverse roofing market in NYC. The borough ranges from dense flat-roofed row homes in Astoria and Jackson Heights to sprawling single-family colonials in Bayside, Tudor-style homes in Forest Hills, and the stone cottages of Douglaston and Little Neck. As a Little Neck-based contractor, Queens is our home territory — we've replaced more roofs here than anywhere else.
Queens homeowners typically have pitched roofs — asphalt shingles on gable, hip, and colonial-style homes. We install GAF and Owens Corning systems with lifetime warranty options. For the flat-roofed row homes common in Flushing, Jamaica, and Woodside, we replace EPDM, TPO, and modified bitumen. For the premium estates in Douglaston and Great Neck, we do natural slate and clay tile — premium systems with 75–150 year lifespans.
Queens projects benefit from shorter logistics chains for our Little Neck crews, faster response times, and our deep knowledge of what Queens inspectors and building departments require for permitted work.
The Bronx presents a wide variety of roofing needs — from the densely packed flat-roofed multi-family buildings of the South Bronx to the spacious single-family colonials in Riverdale and the co-op apartment buildings of Pelham Parkway. Our crews work throughout the Bronx, handling everything from straightforward shingle replacements to complex multi-family flat roof projects.
Flat roofing is prevalent across much of the Bronx's housing stock, particularly in the more densely populated areas. Modified bitumen and EPDM are the most common systems, and we replace them with modern TPO or premium EPDM membranes. For the single-family homes in Riverdale, Fieldston, and Pelham Bay, we install full GAF shingle systems with written warranties.
Bronx projects benefit from our 24/7 emergency response, and we're experienced with the specific building department requirements for Bronx permits and inspections.
Staten Island is NYC's most suburban borough — and its roofing needs reflect that. Large single-family homes on generous lots, colonial and ranch-style construction, and sprawling roof surfaces make Staten Island roofing projects distinct from the rest of NYC. Asphalt shingle roofing dominates the market, and we install GAF and Owens Corning systems built for the island's coastal wind and weather exposure.
Staten Island homes often have larger roof areas — 2,000–3,500 sqft is common — and more complex roof geometries with multiple dormers, valleys, and hip sections. We price accurately for this complexity, and our written quotes never change once issued. For homes near the North Shore waterfront, we recommend impact-resistant shingles rated for high-wind coastal conditions.
We serve all Staten Island neighborhoods and are familiar with the borough's building department requirements for roofing permits. Free estimates available on all Staten Island projects — call (516) 906-6807.
Every price below is a starting rate for a complete tear-off and replacement. We give you a firm written quote before work starts — no surprises.
* Minimum project $4,500. Pricing varies by NYC borough, roof complexity, pitch, and access. Call (516) 906-6807 for a free, firm written quote.
Manhattan is the most challenging borough for roofing logistics — but we've mastered it. Between parking restrictions, strict building management protocols, neighboring property considerations, and the density of rooftop equipment on Manhattan brownstones, every project requires careful coordination. We handle all of it.
Most Manhattan residential roofing is flat — EPDM, TPO, modified bitumen, and PMMA waterproofing on brownstones and townhouses. For the rare pitched-roof properties in the West Village or Inwood, we install shingle and slate systems. Manhattan roofing projects often require NYC DOB permits, which we file and manage completely.
Pricing in Manhattan reflects the higher logistics costs and generally runs $1–2/sqft above our base rates. Every job gets the same quality of materials and workmanship — the premium is purely logistical.
Brooklyn's iconic brownstones and row homes present one of New York's most distinctive roofing challenges: the combination of a small flat main roof section with a sloped front or rear section, often including ornate cornices and brick parapet walls that need to be properly waterproofed and flashed.
We've replaced more Brooklyn flat roofs than we can count — EPDM on Park Slope brownstones, TPO on Williamsburg multi-families, modified bitumen replacements in Flatbush and Crown Heights. We're also experienced with the historic preservation requirements in Brooklyn Heights and the Carroll Gardens Historic District, where material choices may be subject to Landmarks Preservation Commission review.
Brooklyn roofing projects almost always benefit from our recommendation of white EPDM or TPO membranes, which qualify for NYC's cool roof incentive and reduce summer cooling costs meaningfully for Brooklyn apartment dwellers.
As a Little Neck-based contractor, Queens is our home borough. We've replaced roofs in all 60+ Queens neighborhoods — from the dense row home blocks of Astoria to the premium estate homes of Douglaston. Our crews know Queens building departments, inspectors, and permit requirements better than anyone.
Queens has the most varied roof stock in NYC. Pitched asphalt shingle roofs dominate the single-family neighborhoods, while flat EPDM and modified bitumen cover the row homes and apartment buildings of the western and central parts of the borough. Premium slate and clay tile are concentrated in Forest Hills, Kew Gardens, and Douglaston.
Queens homeowners benefit from our fastest response times — often under an hour for emergency calls — and our intimate knowledge of what works for the borough's unique architectural styles and climate exposure.
The Bronx presents a roofing market similar to Brooklyn — a mix of flat-roofed multi-family buildings in the denser southern and central portions, and pitched single-family homes in Riverdale, Fieldston, Pelham Bay, and Throggs Neck. We're experienced with both, and handle everything from EPDM replacement on South Bronx walk-ups to full shingle replacement on Riverdale colonials.
Staten Island is NYC's most suburban roofing market — large single-family homes with pitched roofs, often 2,000–4,000 sqft of roof surface with complex geometry. We install GAF and Owens Corning systems throughout the island, with particular attention to wind-resistance ratings for properties near the North and South Shore waterfront areas most exposed to coastal storms.
All Bronx and Staten Island projects include our standard free estimate, written warranty, and 24/7 emergency coverage. Call (516) 906-6807 to schedule your free assessment anywhere in either borough.
All five boroughs. Honest quotes. Written warranties. GAF Certified craftsmanship that lasts.
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