Take a look at our past work!

Roof4Roof recently completed a restoration project on a beautiful historic church in Jersey City. The project involved replacing approximately 15 damaged slate tiles on the roof. Additionally, our team conducted thorough inspections and made necessary repairs to the built-in gutters, fascia, and soffit. To create a consistent look, we painted the wood components to match the existing colors.

Is Roof4Roof expertise in the total preservation and integrity of all NJ Historic Buildings? Our team is fully trained and skilled to work with a variety of materials and techniques to restore and maintain the original character of these structures.

Is your church or historic building in need of restoration? Give us a Call!

Hunter Homes Property Management in Hoboken faced a deteriorating flat roof that posed a considerable risk of leaks and structural damage. The existing roofing membrane was compromised, and underlying plywood sections were damaged beyond repair.

Our NJ roofing company team carefully addressed the structural integrity of the roof, ensuring that the new roofing system would be installed on a solid foundation. Then, we installed a high-quality Johns Manville Appex 4S Modified Bitumen Torch Down system, providing a durable and reliable roofing solution.

To enhance the roof's performance and protect against leaks, we also installed new commercial-grade metal edging.

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NJ Roofing Company recently completed a major roofing work in Jersey City. The project involved replacing the existing flat roof membrane and addressing underlying structural issues.

Upon removal of the old roofing material, our technicians discovered multiple areas of rotten plywood and framing rafters. These damaged components were carefully replaced without compromising the roof's pitch or structural integrity. A new insulation board was installed over the wood decking, providing enhanced insulation and protection.

A top-quality Johns Manville Appex 4S Modified Bitumen Torch Down system was then installed, along with new commercial-grade metal edging. To complete the project, a new double acrylic dome Velux skylight was installed, replacing the existing skylight.

NJ Roofing Company, part of the Roof4Roof family - experts in complex roofing projects, including flat roof replacements and structural repairs. By addressing both the roofing material and underlying issues, we were able to restore the roof's integrity and ensure long-lasting performance.

Is your commercial building in need of a roof replacement? Contact NJ Roofing Company

Roof4Roof recently completed a major roofing and exterior restoration project in Clifton. The project involved a complete roof replacement, including shingle removal and installation of a new GAF Timberline HDZ Barkwood Lifetime shingle roof system. Additionally, our team replaced all rotten plywood sheathing to ensure a solid foundation for the new roof. To enhance the home's exterior, new Alside aluminum brown soffit and fascia were installed, and 6-inch aluminum gutters and downspouts were added to improve drainage and protect the foundation.

This project demonstrates Roof4Roof's expertise in providing comprehensive roofing and exterior renovation solutions. By addressing both the roof and exterior elements, we were able to significantly improve the home's appearance, functionality, and energy efficiency.

Is your home in need of similar renovations? Contact Roof4Roof for a free consultation and detailed estimate.

On this large 18,000 sq foot building, 2 of our top crews from Roof4Roof tackled this project. We removed all existing river stones and walkway paver from one side of the roof to the other side of the building. We then removed all of the insulation board and placed that on the other side of the roof. All of the insulation was then precisely cut to allow water to flow underneath when put back in place. The roof underneath the insulation and rocks was power-washed 6 times to remove decades of debris and grime! Then we coated the roof twice with a premium GAF acrylic coating. A new plastic barrier was applied after the roof had time to cure, grooved insulation was put back in place, then a debris blocker was applied over the insulation to filter out any debris and finally, the river stones and pavers were reinstalled. The same process was repeated on the other side. This took lots of coordinating and manpower to ensure a smooth execution from start to finish.