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Double R A Construction Corp welcomes the opportunity to increase the beauty and value of your home or business with a new roofing system. We provide expertise in a number of residential and commercial roofs and can cost effectively repair or replace your roof. In business since 1960, you can rely on Double R A Construction to get the job done right.
Pro Quality Home Improvements has all of your roofing needs covered. From storm damage roof repair to a complete tear-off and replacement, no job is too big or small. We employ only the highest quality roofing specialists and have a large assortment of professional equipment to guarantee success.
Empire State Builders and Contractors specializes in roof replacement of residential and commercial properties. We are a family owned and operated business that has 5 licenses, is fully insured and accredited with the BBB.
M. Halleran Home Improvement was founded by a fourth generation contractor, Michael Halleran Jr., on the same core principles that have led to previous generation’s success: Integrity, honesty and professionalism. We specialize in residential shingle and flat roofing installation and repairs.
Our experienced team of roofing specialists offer expertise in all aspects of residential and commercial roofing from repairs to complete re-roofs. We’re a GAF Master Elite Certified Contractor and winner of GAF’s Presidents Award, putting us within the top 1% of all roofers in the nation! Get quality results and reliable service from Precision.
Mariani Restoration & Roofing has more than 35 years of experience serving Westchester, New York City, Northern New Jersey, and Southern Connecticut. They have experience installing asphalt shingles, wood shingles, single-ply systems, and more.
Long Island Roofing offers 24-hour emergency services, and specializes in roofing, gutters, and skylights. They are a GAF Master Elite roofing company and can assist in simple repairs to major replacements and installation.
Layne Roofing, Inc. assists residential and commercial customers in Bergen County and surrounding areas in all phases of roofing. They offer copper roofing, faux slate shingles, fiberglass shingles, rubber roof systems, and much more.
Tri-State Demolition and Debris Removal offers professional roofing services for residential and commercial clients. We take the time to get the job done right! For superior quality results and exceptional customer service, contact Tri-State today for a free roofing estimate.
Our roofing contractors are fully licensed and insured to ensure you will receive the highest level of professionalism and complete customer satisfaction. We provide roof inspections and installations of shingles, rubber, and flat roofing systems.
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How much does a new roof system cost?
The cost of a new roof system varies quite a bit and depends on:
- the materials selected
- the contractor doing the work
- the size of the home or building
- location of the home or building
- local labor rates
- time of year
To get a good idea of the price you’ll pay for your roof system, reach out to at least three reputable roofers in your area.
Remember that the cost of your roof is only one factor to consider—a good price means nothing if it doesn’t come with high-quality workmanship and materials.
The type of roofing material and grade you choose will affect the price, as will the styles and shapes. There are countless choices available, so make sure you choose one base on your specific budget and roofing needs.
Similarly, your roofer’s expertise will affect cost as well. Regardless of price, you should insist on a contractor who is committed to providing high-quality work and not cutting corners.
When shopping for a new roof, the annual roofing cost is something to consider. This is because inexpensive roofs don’t generally last as long, so you’ll have to replace it sooner than you would a more expensive roof.
To determine annual roofing cost, divide the total cost (including materials and labor) by the roof’s life expectancy (in years).
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