Roofing & siding questions, answered.

Most new roofs on Long Island cost between $5,000 and $30,000. The price depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the material you choose and how much of the roof deck needs repair. We give you an exact price after a free inspection.

Missing or damaged shingles, leaks that keep coming back, shingle granules in the gutters and a sagging roofline are the main warning signs. A small, isolated problem can usually be repaired; widespread wear on an older roof usually means replacement is the better investment.

Most roofs here last about 20 to 30 years, depending on the material. Asphalt shingle roofs are typically expected to last around 20 years, while metal roofs can last up to 50.

Yes. We’re open 24/7. Call 631-965-0881 and we’ll get a crew out to stop the leak, tarp the roof if needed, and then plan the permanent repair.

Siding projects on Long Island typically range from $2,000 to $35,000, depending on the size of the home, the material and the details of the job.

Vinyl and fiber cement are the most popular choices here. Vinyl is budget-friendly and easy to maintain; fiber cement lasts longer and stands up better to weather.

Yes. New siding improves insulation, seals air leaks and reduces heat loss, which can lower heating and cooling costs and make the home more comfortable.

Usually several days to a week, depending on the size of the home and the siding material.

Once a year. Long Island chimneys get heavy use in the colder months, and a yearly cleaning and inspection keeps them working safely.

Damaged or spalling bricks, crumbling mortar, rust on the damper or firebox, and water getting in around the chimney are the most common signs that it needs professional repair.

Fixing cracked flues, repairing or replacing the chimney crown, stopping water from getting in, and repointing or rebuilding worn masonry.

Yes. We handle everything from small chimney and masonry repairs to full chimney rebuilds.

Twice a year, in spring and fall. If your home is surrounded by trees, more frequent cleaning may be needed to prevent clogs.

Gutter guards keep leaves and debris out, cut down on how often gutters need cleaning and help protect them from damage. They’re especially useful for homes with a lot of trees nearby.

Aluminum and vinyl are the most popular. Aluminum is light and rust-resistant; vinyl is easy to install and low-maintenance.

Yes. We install gutters sized and styled to suit your home, including half-round gutters.

Yes. Replacing the roof is the ideal time to add a skylight, and we can install it as part of the same job.

Most skylight leaks come from failed or badly installed flashing around the frame, not the glass itself. Re-flashing the skylight properly usually stops the leak.

Both. We repair leaking skylights and replace old or damaged units.