Repair
Targeted fixes for leaks and flashing on pitched or flat sections.
Roof repairYour building may combine a pitched roof, a flat roof, and a wall shared with a neighbor. We help you plan and budget the work in phases.
Multifamily roofing covers buildings with two to six units, where owners often live in the building and the roof combines several forms: a pitched front, a flat rear, and sometimes a wall shared with a neighbor.
We repair leaks on flat sections, shingle wear on pitched sections, and the joint where the two meet. Where a party wall is involved, we plan the repair with your neighbor's side in mind. See roof repair for how the process works.
A full or sectional replacement resets the roof system, often phased by section, such as the pitched roof one season and the flat rear the next, to spread out cost.
A documented inspection sorted into urgent, soon, and monitor helps small-building owners plan spending. See our roof maintenance program for a regular routine.
We schedule work to keep the roof watertight between phases and give residents notice before work begins, whether the building is owner-occupied or fully rented.
We assess each roof form separately, then look at how they connect.
You get a report sorted by urgency, so you know what needs attention first.
We help you decide whether to do the work as one project or in stages.
We carry out the repair or replacement and document everything for your records.
Sometimes, but the repair has to tie into the neighboring roof and any shared wall, and a poor tie-in can leak. We plan repairs with the shared parts in mind.
If a party wall, drain, or roofline is shared, yes. Work on shared elements generally requires the neighbor's agreement, so we recommend talking early and keeping a written record of what is decided.
A full inspection checks the pitched and flat sections separately, since they age differently. We will tell you honestly if only one section needs attention.
Yes. Phasing spreads out cost and disruption, though it adds mobilization work and requires keeping the roof watertight between stages.
That depends on your property documents and local rules. We identify which parts of a job touch shared elements so you can sort out responsibility before work begins.
Small buildings can be complicated due to mixed roof forms, so cost varies by scope. We provide a written estimate after inspecting your roof.
Call Bronx Roofing Pros
Tell us how the roof is built and what has been leaking and we will help you plan it in phases. Call (718) 719-0780.
(718) 719-07802243 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467