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Englewood · Bergen County

Englewood NJ Roofing Contractor

From large slate-roofed homes on East Hill to two-family houses and flat-roof buildings near downtown, we handle Englewood roofs of every size. GAF-certified, in business since 2013.

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  • GAF-certified
  • Local since 2013
  • 10-year workmanship warranty
  • 24/7 emergency service
Standing-seam metal roof section installed by Randy's Roofing Construction

One City, Very Different Roofs

Englewood's housing covers a wide range. On East Hill there are large older homes with slate, copper and complicated hip-and-gable roofs. Closer to the center of town you find colonials, two-family houses and small apartment buildings, and around downtown many mixed-use buildings sit under flat roofs behind parapet walls. A crew that only knows one of those roof types will struggle with the others.

That's why we start every Englewood job by figuring out what the roof is made of and how it was built, not by pitching a product. A slate roof with a few broken pieces needs a different conversation than a tired asphalt roof on a two-family or a ponding membrane on a commercial building. You get photos, a plain explanation and a written estimate for the option that fits.

For bigger homes we plan staging, material deliveries and landscape protection ahead of time. For rentals and mixed-use buildings we schedule around tenants and keep the work area contained, so the property can keep running while the roof gets done.

Roofing Services in Englewood

Englewood calls tend to fall into these groups. Each links to a page with more on materials and methods.

Slate Roof Repair

Replacing broken or missing slates with matching stone, renewing copper valleys and ridge flashing, and correcting old tar patches that trap water on otherwise sound slate.

Roof Replacement

Tear-off and full GAF shingle systems for colonials, two-family houses and large hip roofs, with new decking where required and ice-and-water shield at every vulnerable edge.

Flat & Low-Slope Roofs

Membrane roofing for flat-roof buildings, rear additions and porch roofs, including new drains or scuppers where water has been sitting.

Chimney

Flashing, repointing, crowns and caps for the tall masonry chimneys common on older houses, plus crickets where a chimney blocks water on the slope.

Gutters

Seamless aluminum or copper gutters and downspouts sized for large roof areas, so heavy rain doesn't overflow onto walkways and foundations.

Roof Repair

Leaks at skylights, valleys, vents and wall joints repaired and documented, whether the house is a single-family home or a multi-unit rental.

Typical Roof Issues Around Englewood

Each type of building in town tends to have its own weak spots. These are the ones we're asked about most.

  • Old slate with failing fasteners. On older slate roofs, the stone often outlasts the nails holding it. Slates slip out of place one at a time, leaving gaps that let water reach the felt and decking beneath. Individual slates can be reset with copper hooks or nails without disturbing the rest of the roof.
  • Complex hips, valleys and copper details. Large homes with many hips and valleys carry a lot of flashing, and aging copper or tin valleys can crack along fold lines. These need metal repair, not a smear of roofing cement.
  • Ponding on flat roofs. Flat roofs that have settled or have clogged drains hold water after every storm. Standing water breaks down older membranes and finds any open seam, especially along parapet walls.
  • Wear on two-family and rental roofs. Multi-unit houses often get patched rather than replaced, so we find several generations of repairs layered on one roof. Sorting out what's still sound helps owners plan the budget.
  • Overflowing gutters on big roofs. A large roof area feeding a standard gutter can overwhelm it in a downpour. Bigger gutters, more downspouts or both usually solve the splashing and basement dampness that follow.
Englewood FAQ

Questions from Englewood Homeowners

Should I repair or replace the slate roof on my Englewood home?
If most of the slate is solid and only fasteners, flashing or a few pieces have failed, repair is usually the smarter choice. If the slate is flaking and soft across the roof, replacement may make more sense, and we can show you what we found so you can decide.
Do you work on flat-roof and mixed-use buildings in Englewood?
Yes. We replace and repair membrane roofs on flat-roof buildings, coordinate access with owners and tenants, and correct drainage problems along the way.
Who handles permits for roofing in Englewood?
We do. Before work starts we check with the City of Englewood building department and take care of whatever paperwork the job calls for.
Is financing available for a larger roofing project?
Yes, financing is available on approved credit. Active military, veterans and seniors 65+ also receive a 20% discount.

Set up a free roof inspection in Englewood.

Call (551) 293-2997, or send us your name, phone and ZIP and we'll reach out to schedule a visit and a written estimate.

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