Union County
Roofing & Exteriors

Union County stretches from the dense port city of Elizabeth through the affluent historic neighborhoods of Westfield to the tree-lined suburban streets of Cranford and Union Township. The roofing work shifts with each, and we cover all of it from Garfield with same-day storm response.

Elizabeth — New Jersey's fourth-largest city — is a mix of dense residential and heavy commercial near the port. Multi-family and rowhouse roofs run low-slope and flat (EPDM, TPO, modified bitumen), while the commercial and industrial corridors need full commercial flat-roof systems. The access and staging realities mirror Newark's, and we're equipped for dense-city work.

Westfield is a premium residential roofing market — 1890-1930 colonials and Victorians with steep, complex roofs, original slate on the oldest homes, and homeowners who invest in designer shingle, slate restoration, and proper copper flashing. Cranford and Union Township are largely architectural-shingle tear-off markets on post-war and older colonial stock; Cranford's well-known Rahway River flooding makes gutter capacity, ice & water shield, and water management a real part of the conversation, and the borough's heavy tree canopy drives both debris buildup and storm-impact claims. We permit and schedule town by town across the county.