Day and nightEmergency leak repair
Water at the ceiling after a nor'easter? A crew finds the source, then tarps or patches it until the permanent repair.
Shingle and flat roofs, leak repairs and gutters across Queens and Long Island.Leak repairs, roof repairs and full replacements on shingle, flat and rubber roofs, plus gutters and storm inspections for houses, two-family homes and co-ops across Queens and Long Island.
Put a bucket under it and move what you can. If the ceiling is sagging or water is near wiring, keep clear, shut off power only if it is safe, and call 911 for sparks or burning. Then call our leak line, answered day and night.
Pitched shingle roofs in Douglaston, flat rubber roofs on attached houses in Flushing, co-op buildings in Bayside: one crew handles all of it.
Day and nightWater at the ceiling after a nor'easter? A crew finds the source, then tarps or patches it until the permanent repair.

Missing shingles, lifted seams on a flat roof, a soft spot by the vent stack. We fix the section that failed and send you photos of it.

Tear-off down to the deck, new underlayment and flashing, then asphalt shingles or a new rubber flat roof.
Seamless gutters and leaders, plus the chimney and wall flashing where most Queens leaks begin.
After high winds or heavy snow we walk the roof and send you photos and a written report.
Queens roofs take a beating: nor'easters lift shingles, winter ice dams back water under them, and summer heat cracks old flat-roof seams.
You get the estimate in writing before any work is booked.
See what we saw up there, not just what we tell you.
Asphalt shingle, flat and rubber, and matched slate or tile repairs.
The yard and driveway are swept for nails before the crew leaves.
A leak, a repair or a new roof, and what is on the roof now. Tap the options in the chat or call.
Dispatch calls you back to set the visit. For an active leak, the first job is stopping the water.
Photos of what the crew found and a written estimate you can keep.
The crew does the job on the agreed day and leaves the site clean.
Tear-offs, re-roofs and repairs on the house styles you see across northeast Queens.




Sofia · Copperbank DispatchThe chat asks what we would ask on the phone: where the water is coming in, what is on the roof, whether you own the house. Then Dispatch calls you back to set up the visit.
Yes. Many attached houses and co-op buildings in Queens have flat roofs, and we repair and replace EPDM rubber and modified bitumen roofs as well as asphalt shingles.
Call the leak line or tell Dispatch in the chat. Dispatch will call you back to arrange a crew; the first job on an active leak is stopping the water with a tarp or patch.
Yes. A crew looks at the roof, takes photos and you get a written estimate. Nothing is booked until you agree to it.
Not always. For most exterior roofs we only need access to the roof and the yard. Tell Dispatch about gates or roof hatches in the chat.
Ice dams push water under the first rows of shingles. We look at the eaves, the flashing and the gutters and tell you what would stop it happening again.
Sí. El chat y la oficina atienden en español.
Tell Dispatch what is going on and we call you back to set up a roof visit.