Take a look at our past work!

Byron Nunez – 135 37th St, Union City, NJ 07087

We helped Byron Nunez give his home a complete roof upgrade. Our Roof4Roof team removed the old shingles and installed a brand-new GAF Timberline roof in the elegant Shakewood color. To finish the job, we replaced all the gutters and leaders, ensuring proper drainage and a fresh, polished look for the entire exterior.

Hunter Homes – in Hoboken, NJ 07030

Roof4Roof, New Jersey roofing company, recently visited this Hunter Homes property to perform our semi-annual roof maintenance and cleaning. Our crew carefully inspected the entire roof, cleared away any debris, and ensured all drainage points were functioning properly. Regular upkeep like this helps extend the life of the roof and prevent costly repairs down the road.

Veterans Haven South – 301 Spring Garden Rd, Hammonton, NJ 08037

Our team, at 1Call Restore, was honored to work on the roof at Veterans Haven South. We removed the existing flat roof membrane all the way down to the wood decking to ensure a solid foundation. From there, we installed a brand-new Johns Manville Modified Bitumen roof system, providing long-lasting protection and durability for the building.

Steinar Knutsen – 29 Fairmount Rd E, Pottersville, NJ 07979

Roof4Roof.com recently completed detailed chimney work for Steinar Knutsen’s property. Our crew removed the shingles around the chimney base, inspected the plywood, and replaced any rotted sections. We then installed a fresh layer of ice and water shield, new shingles, and metal counterflashing to ensure long-term protection. To finish, we applied a masonry water sealant to the entire chimney, giving it both durability and a clean, fresh look.

United Methodist Church – 50 South Park Place, Morristown, NJ 07960

We were called in to help the United Methodist Church address a roof leak concern. Our team inspected all seams and overlap joints in the affected area, sealing them as needed using MP1 and Johns Manville EPDM-compatible materials. Now, the roof is better protected and ready to keep the building dry for years to come.

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