Morris County
Roofing & Exteriors

Morris County combines affluent historic neighborhoods, a major corporate-office corridor, and the higher-elevation snow belt of its western townships — three very different roofing markets. We serve Morristown, Madison, Parsippany, and the surrounding county from Garfield, with same-day storm response across all of it.

Morristown and Madison are premium residential roofing markets. The historic districts and 1890-1930 housing stock mean steep, complex roofs, original slate on the oldest homes, and homeowners who invest in slate restoration, designer shingle, and proper copper flashing. We do historical slate restoration and synthetic-slate (DaVinci) conversions where the structure can't carry natural slate, working within each town's historic-district review.

Parsippany-Troy Hills anchors the commercial side. The I-287 and Route 10/46 corridors are lined with corporate offices and office parks — a large commercial flat-roof market in TPO and EPDM on the low-slope roofs that dominate those buildings. Western and northwestern Morris sits at higher elevation and sees heavier snow load and ice dams than the rest of the county, so our default there is extended ice & water shield beyond the state-code minimum, plus snow guards and balanced attic ventilation. We permit and inspect town by town.