Somerset Roofing Contractor Since 2009 — Repair, Replacement & Storm Damage

Somerset's homes are a mix of late-1800s Victorians, mid-century ranches, and newer townhouses. That variety means no two roofs fail the same way. A Victorian with a steep pitch might show granule loss and curling after a few hot summers, while a flat commercial roof could develop blisters and ponding water. We've seen it all. Our crews use ring-shank nails and self-adhered underlayment on every tear-off, and we stagger the courses so water has no straight path to the deck. When we recover an existing roof, we first check the substrate for rot and decay—because an overlay on a sagging deck is just a temporary fix. We also handle emergency storm damage. If a tree limb punches a hole during a thunderstorm, we'll tarp it that day and schedule the repair once the weather clears. We've worked on homes near the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park and in the Tamara Preserve, where tall trees make debris a constant issue. And for apartment buildings and townhome associations, we plan the job around tenants: we contain debris, schedule the noisy tear-off during reasonable hours, and prioritize any leak that threatens a unit. That's how we protect your property and your peace of mind.