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Sheet A-303roofing · Bayonne, NJ40.6687°N 74.1143°WHIC registered work only(201) 483-5924
Bergen Neck

About

The business in short: the Bayonne roofs we work on, how a job gets scoped and priced in writing, and the kinds of work we say no to.

Roofing in Bayonne
How the business runs

A Bayonne roofing business that counts the layers first

Bergen Neck Roofing works Bayonne: replacement, repair, leak tracing, emergency cover, and flat roof repair and replacement, on a housing stock of row homes built between about 1890 and 1940, detached houses with pitched roofs, and the mixed-use blocks along Broadway.

The site is built around the decision this market keeps asking about: repair or replace a flat roof. We answer it with a core and a count, not a guess, and the pitched front and the flat rear are always priced as two separate lines.

  • Roofing only, no siding, windows or general remodeling
  • No storm paperwork of any kind
  • Bayonne's neighborhoods only
  • No flat-roof price before the layers have been counted
While the work runs
FIG. 1While the work runsSurvey before any price is given
02How it runs

Four steps, no surprises

The flat rear cored and its layers counted before any price, and a written quote before any work.

01

Call and say which roof

Tell us the address and where the water shows: front rooms or back, top floor or the rear addition.

02

Core the flat, look at the pitch

A small core is cut on the flat section to count the layers and check the insulation, then patched.

03

A written quote, two lines

The front and the rear priced separately, with the core result in writing: repair, overlay or tear-off, and why.

04

The work, then the walkaround

Photographs before and after, drains running, flashing dressed into the parapets.

03Before you choose

How to tell a good roofer in Bayonne, NJ before you hire one

Every one of these is checkable, and every one of them is on ours.

01

They look before they price

A roofer who quotes a flat roof without coring it is guessing at what is underneath. A good one finds out first.

02

They split the house into its roofs

The pitched front and the flat rear are different jobs. A good quote prices them separately, so you can see what each costs.

03

They name the materials

Which shingle, which membrane, which flashing metal, written down. And they will tell you in writing what the workmanship guarantee is.

04

They put the numbers on paper

The HIC registration number, the scope and the price on a written quote, and the permit question answered before work starts.

01 —$12,000-20,000Est. front pitch and flat rear, two-family row home
02 —$8,000-13,000Est. pitched front section on its own
03 —One coreCut on the flat rear before any price
04 —630 Avenue CWhere the Construction Code Office sits
01Next step

Want a figure on it?

The estimated range before we travel, and the figure in writing before any work starts.

Call (201) 483-5924