Where We Work

Serving Orange and the towns around it

West Orange

Steep, tree covered lots near Eagle Rock and Llewellyn Park put roofs and gutters through it every fall.

Century old Tudors near the Village Historic District need roofing and masonry work that matches the original, not just patches it.

From Upper Montclair estates to smaller homes off Watchung Plaza, this town has more roof types than most on one street.

The whole borough sits inside a historic district, so roof and masonry work here answers to the review board, not just the homeowner.

Ranch and colonial homes built through the fifties and sixties across Livingston are due for full replacement, not another patch.

Big wooded lots near the mall and train station call for copper gutters and slate roofs, not the cheapest option on the shelf.

Tudor revival homes near Maplewood Village still have their original chimneys, and most need repointing before replacement.

Flat, working blocks near the refineries mean siding and roofing here fight soot and salt air more than weather alone.

Hilly streets around downtown Summit are lined with old Colonials and Tudors that need masonry work as much as new roofing.