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Roof Replacement
A roof replacement is one of the larger projects a homeowner takes on, and most of what makes it last happens before the first new shingle goes down. Knowing what the job involves makes it easier to compare quotes and to judge whether your roof really needs it.
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In short
New Jersey Gutter provides roof replacement in Annandale, Somerville, Westfield and nearby communities. New Jersey Gutter is rated 4.7 out of 5 from 141 Google reviews. Call (888) 611-3987 or request a free estimate online.
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When a roof needs replacing
Shingles curling or cracking across every slope, bald spots where granules are gone, leaks in different places each season and decking that sags or feels soft are the usual signs. Age is a guide rather than a rule. A roof nearing the end of its expected life with widespread wear is a replacement candidate, while a younger roof with one storm-damaged area may only need a repair.
Tear-off and decking
A full replacement starts by stripping the old shingles and underlayment to the deck. Many New Jersey homes have two layers of shingles, which takes more labor and disposal. With the deck exposed, soft or rotted plywood and plank sections are replaced, and loose boards are refastened. This is the step that a layover, shingles installed over the old roof, skips, which is why a tear-off is usually recommended.
Building the new roof
- Ice-and-water membrane along the eaves and in the valleys.
- Synthetic underlayment over the rest of the deck.
- New metal drip edge at the eaves and rakes.
- Starter strip, then shingles nailed to the manufacturer's pattern.
- New flashing at chimneys, walls, skylights and pipe boots.
- Ridge and soffit ventilation balanced for the attic.
- Ridge cap shingles to finish.
Gutters and the roof edge
Gutters often come off so the drip edge and eave membrane can be installed correctly. With the fascia exposed, rotted boards are replaced. If the gutters are older, leaking or undersized, this is the most practical time for gutter replacement, since new gutters can be set to the new drip edge. Sound gutters are reinstalled and checked for pitch and secure hangers.
Low-slope sections and material choices
Porch roofs, additions and dormers with low slope are replaced with a membrane, and tying them into the new shingle roof at the same time seals every joint. Most replacements use architectural shingles, and metal is an option for a longer-lasting roof. The estimate covers which materials fit your house and budget.
Costs
What roof replacement costs
Researched New Jersey price ranges, what moves the price and how to read a quote.
Reviews
What our customers say
Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 141 Google reviews. Recent reviews that mention roofing.
How it works
Streamlined 4-Step Gutter Project Installation For New Jersey
4 steps, in the order New Jersey Gutter works through them.
Free Project Price
Contact us for a complimentary quote, ensuring transparent pricing and personalized solutions for your home.
Select Materials & Color
Explore premium gutter materials and colors, creating a functional, seamless match for your home’s aesthetic.
Schedule Installation
Reserve your installation date with our experts, ensuring a hassle-free process that fits your timetable.
Install & Enjoy
Our skilled team promptly installs your new gutters, providing long-lasting protection and peace of mind.
Good to know
Warranty, financing and credentials
2 things to know about working with New Jersey Gutter.
Backed by our workmanship warranty
- Covers how the job was done: seams, hangers, pitch and fastening.
- Gutters, guards and other products also carry their manufacturer's material warranty.
- Your length and terms are written on your estimate and invoice.
- Financing
- Financing options
Service area
Areas we serve
Type your town or ZIP code, or open your county. New Jersey Gutter serves 193 towns and 216 ZIP codes in 12 New Jersey counties and Bucks County, PA.
Essex County · 5 towns
Hunterdon County · 7 towns
Mercer County · 1 town
Middlesex County · 6 towns
Monmouth County · 12 towns
Morris County · 12 towns
Ocean County · 3 towns
Somerset County · 7 towns
Sussex County · 3 towns
Union County · 8 towns
Warren County · 3 towns
Services
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Roof replacement, roof repair and flat roofing for homes in New Jersey and Bucks County, PA, coordinated with your gutters. Free estimates.
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Roof Repair
Roof repair in New Jersey for leaks, missing shingles, failed flashing, pipe boots, valleys and damaged decking, and how.
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Roof Coating
Roof coatings for New Jersey low-slope and metal roofs: silicone and acrylic systems, when a coating extends a roof's life.
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Commercial Roofing
Commercial roofing in New Jersey: membranes, metal and coatings for stores, offices and warehouses, with drainage.
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EPDM Roofs
EPDM roofing for New Jersey low-slope roofs: a synthetic rubber membrane, how its seams are taped, ballasted vs adhered installs.
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Flat Roofs
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Prices on these cards are typical New Jersey ranges, labeled estimates; your price comes from a free on-site estimate. How a price is worked out
Guides
Helpful guides
1 guide from New Jersey Gutter.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
7 questions and answers in 4 topics: Pricing, Process, Warranty, Service area.
Pricing
What does a roof replacement cost?
It is priced per square of roof, with tear-off and any decking either included or listed separately. The roof replacement cost guide walks through the researched ranges and what moves them.
How do I get a quote?
Call (888) 611-3987 or request a free estimate online. The office is open Monday–Friday 7:00 AM–5:00 PM; Saturday 9:00 AM–4:00 PM.
Process
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most single-family homes take one to three days, depending on size, steepness, layers and decking repairs. Weather can stretch the schedule, and the roof is kept covered whenever work stops.
Do I need to be home during the work?
Not necessarily, but someone should be reachable. Move cars out of the driveway, take fragile items off walls in rooms below the roof and keep pets away from the work area.
Will you clean up the nails?
Yes. Tarps protect landscaping, debris goes straight into a dumpster or truck, and magnetic sweeps pick up nails from the yard and driveway at the end of the job.
Warranty
What warranty does New Jersey Gutter offer?
New Jersey Gutter backs its work with a workmanship warranty. It covers how the job was done: seams, hangers, pitch and fastening. Gutters, guards and other products also carry their manufacturer's material warranty. Your length and terms are written on your estimate and invoice.
Service area
Where does New Jersey Gutter offer roof replacement?
New Jersey Gutter offers roof replacement across Annandale, Somerville, Westfield and nearby communities. Find your town in the list of areas on this page.
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