Do you come out for emergencies?

Yes. Someone answers the phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If a roof is leaking now or a storm has taken part of it off, call rather than fill in the form and tell us what is happening.

Which towns do you work in?

Orange, West Orange, South Orange, Maplewood, Montclair, Glen Ridge, Livingston, Short Hills, Summit and Linden.

Serving South Orange

Roofing and Masonry in South Orange, NJ

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

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South Orange is a walkable train village built up mostly in the early twentieth century, and a lot of that housing stock survives close to original. The Village Historic District and the streets around Seton Hall University are full of Tudor and Colonial Revival homes with slate roofs, stone foundations, and brick chimneys that were built to last but now need attention that respects what's there.

Masonry work in South Orange usually means matching mortar color and brick pattern on a home that's had one owner's worth of changes, not starting fresh. Roofing jobs on the older Tudors call for real judgment on flashing and valleys, since a lot of these roofs have complicated rooflines rather than a simple gable.

Where we work in South Orange

South Orange Village Historic District
Seton Hall University
Montrose Park
Newstead

What South Orange calls us for

Masonry

Original brick and stone on the older Tudors and Colonial Revivals needs mortar and pattern matched, not just repaired.

Chimney

Chimneys built in the early 1900s around the Village are due for repointing well before a full rebuild.

Roofing

Complex rooflines on the older Tudor stock mean flashing and valley work matters more than a simple reshingle.

Jobs like these

Masonry, chimney and roofing work of ours, photographed on our own jobs around Orange.

A long flight of brick steps with iron railings either side leading up to a front door — The full flight

Finished brick steps with an iron railing and a new concrete apron at the bottom — Steps and concrete apron

The corner of a brick wall being repointed, spacers set in the fresh joints — Pointing a brick corner

Old front steps stripped back with the treads lifted off, ready to rebuild — Before: treads lifted

A crew member in a red A1 Action shirt laying new brick on front steps, a barrow of mortar beside him — New brick going in

Rebuilt front steps finished and painted, with the original ornate iron newel posts kept — After: finished and painted

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