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 Summit

Roofing, Masonry and Chimney Work in Summit, NJ

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

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Summit sits up on higher ground than most of the towns around it, and the streets near downtown and the train station are lined with older Colonials and Tudors built with stone foundations and brick chimneys meant to stand for a long time. That age shows up as mortar erosion and chimney crown wear well before the roof itself is the problem.

Around Briant Park and out toward Canoe Brook, larger wooded lots mean roofing jobs deal with the same steep grades and heavy tree cover you'll find in Short Hills or Montclair. Masonry and chimney repair work in Summit tends to be about preserving what's original on a well kept home, matching stone and brick rather than covering it over.

Where we work in Summit

Downtown Summit
Summit train station
Briant Park
Canoe Brook area

What Summit calls us for

Masonry

Stone foundations and brick facades on Summit's older Colonials need repair that matches original material and coursing.

Chimney

Chimney crowns and mortar joints on the town's older homes typically wear out well before the structure itself does.

Roofing

Steep grades and heavy tree cover near Briant Park and Canoe Brook put real demand on roofing and drainage.

Jobs like these

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

New brick steps with concrete treads and a black iron railing beside a brick retaining wall — Brick steps and railing

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

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