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It’s safe to say that after 20+ years servicing roofs on Long Island, we know a thing or two about your home’s needs. Below is valuable information for homeowners on Long Island. Call us directly or fill out the form below if you have any questions on your home’s roofing systems. Thanks for stopping by.

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We are here to help all East Hampton homeowners. Find helpful incites into your roofing questions, below.

Leak Stoppers Long Island

Water leaks can cause significant damage to your property if not addressed promptly. Leak stoppers play a crucial role in preventing water intrusion and protecting your building from potential structural issues, mold growth, and other water-related damages.

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Chimney Brick Repair

When chimneys are built or repaired without an installer with experience in masonry chimney repairs they tend to crack over time because of weathering factors, but also because of how it’s constructed. The chimney will generally have a higher point which makes it more likely to be hit by high winds.

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Chimney Chase Covers

Chase covers are used at the top of chimneys to keep out rain, snow, and critters. They typically sit horizontally above a roof’s flashings or a roof’s water diverter. The purpose of a chase cover is to protect the chimney from weather elements as well as from animals that might crawl into the chimney in an attempt to build a nest.

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Roof Flashing

Putting roof flashing on a roof can be an essential element when building a roof, in order to protect the house from water leakage problems. If everything is done properly, then that will add additional protection, which extends the life of the roof itself. Roof flashings are sold in roof kits, which come with all the necessary

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Shingle Roofing

When you need shingle roof installation or shingle roof repairs it is important to make sure you hire a Long Island Shingle Installer who specialized in asphalt shingles as this type of shingle requires a certain level of expertise since they can be difficult to work with if not installed correctly. It is important that your contractor has experience so he or she knows.

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Roof Inspections

The roof inspection process involves several steps and should be completed by an experienced roofer. The first step to take when performing a roof inspection is to measure the pitch, or incline angle, of the roof. Roof pitch is important because it determines how much work must be done in order to ensure that all parts of the roof are accessible during the inspection. It also helps determine what tools will need to be used during this process such as straight ladders and safety harnesses.

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Tile Roofing

Tile Roofing is a great investment for homeowners because it adds value to the home and can increase its attractiveness to potential buyers. This makes it easier for people who want to sell their house. Also, tile roofing is waterproof which means it will not leak or damage your home’s interior if there is a storm or other weather related problems. Therefore, its important to make sure the tile has the correct

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Gaco Roofing

The gaco filter holds water back while letting air pass through so the leaves and other debris can be swept out by wind action or street cleaners. Gacos do not let water pass through easily because they have closely spaced strands that catch and hold particles that might clog the spouting system.

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Roof Leak Repairs

Roof leaks can be a very destructive and dangerous problem. If you notice water stains on your ceiling or roof (or coming through the roof), it is important that you immediately get in touch with a roofing contractor for roof leak repairs to prevent serious damage to your home. Roof leaks can cause permanent damage if they are not fixed quickly, so don’t delay in finding someone for roof repair.

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Torch Down Roofing

Torch down and torch applied elastomeric coatings are often cited as a solution for extending the life of roofs. However, given that most torch downs and torch application work is performed by asphalt contractors, it’s no wonder there exists some debate on how effective those materials actually are at causing new roof failure.

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