
Residential Roofing
Houses, row houses, and multi-unit homes across every Bronx neighborhood.
See residential roofingRoof repair and replacement in the Bronx
A leak, worn shingles, or a flat roof that won't drain is stressful. We're your local Bronx roofing team, and we repair, replace, and install roofs for homes and businesses across the borough.
We serve Bronx houses, co-ops, multi-unit properties, and commercial buildings from 2243 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467.
What we do
We inspect, repair, replace, and install roofs on houses, row houses, apartment buildings, and commercial properties across the Bronx. Nine services cover almost every roofing need.

Houses, row houses, and multi-unit homes across every Bronx neighborhood.
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Apartment buildings, shops, and other commercial properties, planned around your tenants and schedule.
See commercial roofingThe right fix depends on your roof and what's going wrong. Most calls start with one of three problems: a leak, visible wear, or a roof at the end of its life. A small fix, like resealing flashing or replacing a few damaged shingles, can often be done quickly, while damage spread across your roof often makes roof replacement smarter than repeated patching. Not sure which applies to you? An inspection gives you facts instead of guesses.
Browse every option under roofing services, or go straight to flat roofing, residential roofing, or commercial roofing.
Symptom checker
Pick what you see and we'll point you to the service that fits. If the whole surface looks tired, start with roof replacement.
A brown ring or spreading stain means moisture is reaching your ceiling. Trace it early, before it soaks your insulation and framing.
Diagnose the leakActive water needs temporary protection first. We make the permanent repair once the weather clears.
Get emergency helpWind loosens shingles and edge metal, and exposed spots leak quickly. Check yours after windy weather.
See wind damageChimneys, vents, and walls are where most leaks begin. Thin metal and sealant do the sealing there, so they deserve a close look.
See flashing repairStanding water ages your flat roof membrane and searches out every seam. Don't let it sit.
See ponding waterDebris and blockages send water where it shouldn't go, including back onto your roof.
See drain repairSmall defects in a flat roof membrane grow. Catch seams and splits early.
See flat roof repairDebris impact, torn edges, and displaced material are easy to miss from the ground. We check what you can't see.
See storm damageIn-depth guide
Most roof failures start when water finds a weak spot. That can be aged material, failed flashing, blocked drainage, or storm damage. Finding that weak spot is the real work.
The Bronx has hot, humid summers, freezing winters, and coastal storms, so roofs expand, contract, and get soaked in repeating cycles.
Water that enters a small crack in cold weather freezes and widens it, while sun and heat dry out sealants and age membranes. Strong wind lifts edges and shingles, which is why wind damage often starts at corners and eaves.
Details cause more leaks than large surfaces do. Flashing repair is one of the most common fixes, because chimneys, vents, skylights, parapet walls, and roof edges all depend on thin metal or sealant to shed water.
Blocked drains are the other frequent culprit, since a clogged drain can turn into ponding water, and roof drain repair restores the path water is meant to take.
Age and earlier repairs matter too. Layers of tar patches, mismatched materials, and unsealed penetrations left by old equipment create routes for water that are hard to spot from the ground.
A proper inspection starts inside and outside. Indoors, we look at ceiling stains, damp insulation, and daylight in the attic. On the roof, we check seams, flashing, penetrations, drains, and the general condition of the covering.
Moisture meters and infrared scans can reveal wet insulation beneath a flat roof that looks fine on top, and a controlled water test can isolate a stubborn entry point. That process separates a lasting fix from a repeated patch, and it's the heart of both roof leak repair and a full roof inspection.
Pro tipCircle the edge of a ceiling stain in pencil and write the date beside it. If it grows, you have a record of how fast, and we know where to start. Our guide to tracing a leaking roof explains what to look for next.
The contractor explains what is wrong, what it takes to fix, and what could happen if you wait. Small issues become targeted repairs, while larger ones lead to a replaced section or a full replacement.
Good work includes drying or replacing wet material rather than just covering it, and your estimate should list scope, materials, and timing. Afterward, roof maintenance such as seasonal checks and debris clearing keeps the fix working, and roof waterproofing can add protection on flat roofs and terraces.
The process
Six simple steps, and you stay in control of every decision.
Call (718) 719-0780 and tell us what is happening: a leak, damage, an aging roof, or a planned project.
Share your roof type, building type, and any photos. A clearer picture helps us prepare before we visit.
We look at the surface, flashing, and drains, and document what we find with photos.
You get the scope, materials, timeline, and price in writing before you agree to anything.
We carry out the repair, replacement, or installation under your agreement with us.
We walk the finished work with you and hand over your paperwork. Keep photos, receipts, and warranty papers.
Why choose us
With 4+ years of experience, our licensed and insured team serves homeowners and businesses across the Bronx.
Cost factors
We don't quote prices online because every roof is different. These factors move your number most.
Cost of waiting
Waiting rarely saves money. Water damage spreads quietly and gets more expensive as it moves.
A slow leak doesn't stay in one place. Water soaks your insulation, which then holds moisture against the deck and framing.
Inside your building, the same moisture stains ceilings, lifts paint, and can support mold growth.
Wood decking softens and fasteners rust the longer water sits against them.
A spot that could have been patched early turns into a section that must be replaced.
If you see active dripping, bulging plaster, or water near light fixtures, treat it as urgent. Call for emergency roof repair right away. After a major storm, an early look at storm damage gives you time to document conditions and act before problems compound.
WarningStay out of any room with a sagging or bulging ceiling, and keep clear of water near outlets or light fixtures until a professional has checked it.
Areas
We take calls from across the borough. These five neighborhoods each have a page with local roofing notes.
Riverdale's hills and mix of detached houses, co-ops, and larger buildings mean roofs of every kind. Slope and exposure shape your repair plan.
Roofing in RiverdaleOn the waterfront peninsula, wind and salt air are constant. Flashing, fasteners, and roof edges work harder near open water, so we get the details right.
Roofing in Throggs NeckMorris Park is known for one- and two-family homes with attached rooflines. We coordinate repairs and replacements with your neighboring roofs.
Roofing in Morris ParkNorwood has walk-up apartment buildings and multi-unit houses. Flat roofs, drains, and parapets need regular attention before leaks reach the apartments below.
Roofing in NorwoodCity Island is a small island community on Long Island Sound, and one of the most exposed parts of the borough. Your roof there needs tough materials and careful flashing.
Roofing on City IslandFAQ
Localized damage, such as a single leak, a few missing shingles, or one failed seam, usually points to repair. Widespread wear, repeated leaks in different places, soft or sagging decking, and failing surfaces across large areas point toward replacement. We can inspect your roof and give you an honest recommendation.
Most roofs benefit from at least one inspection a year, plus a check after any major storm. Older roofs, flat roofs, and roofs under heavy trees often benefit from more frequent visits.
There is no single price, because the cost depends on how much roof is affected, the material, access, and how much hidden damage sits underneath. We provide a written estimate that separates labor, materials, and any extra work.
Cost depends on your roof size, material, deck condition, and complexity. We provide a written estimate after inspecting your roof, so you know the scope and price before work begins.
Most house roofs are replaced in one to three days, weather permitting. Larger, more complex, or commercial roofs can take longer, especially when phased work is involved.
Yes. We inspect, document, and repair damage from wind, hail, and heavy rain, and can provide fast temporary protection when water is actively entering your building.
Yes. We repair and replace EPDM, TPO, modified bitumen, and other flat roofing systems, including seams, punctures, flashing, and drainage.
Yes. We handle roof repair, replacement, and maintenance for apartment buildings, shops, and other commercial properties across the Bronx.
Yes. We respond quickly to active leaks and storm damage, stopping the water first with temporary protection and planning the permanent repair once it's safe.
Talk to our team
Tell us what is happening with your roof and we'll tell you the next step. Call (718) 719-0780.
(718) 719-0780Have your property address, the type of building, and a few photos of the problem ready when you call. It helps us give you a faster, more accurate answer.
2243 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467