Gutters and Downspouts on Attached Homes
Shared runs, shared problems, and where the water goes.
NEARBY TOWN · KEARNY, NJ
Roofing in Kearny, New Jersey
A two-family roof leaking at the edge, or a gutter spilling onto the neighbor's walk? Get a roofer's eyes on it.
- Roof repair, replacement & flat roofs
- Local roofing contractors
- Newark & Essex County
Two-Families Across the Passaic
Kearny's residential streets are full of closely spaced one- and two-family houses, many with pitched shingle roofs and some with flat or low-slope sections over additions and porches. The trouble spots are the joints: where a porch roof meets the house, where gutters run between close neighbors, and where old flashing at chimneys has worn out. Wind across the open meadowlands nearby adds storm damage to the list.
How Kearny Relates to Newark
Kearny sits just across the Passaic River from Newark, connected by bridges to the Ironbound and North Newark, and borders Harrison and Belleville. It's in Hudson County, but the roofs and the contractors overlap with Newark's.
Kearny Roofs at a Glance
- Housing: one- and two-family houses; some apartment buildings
- Common roofs: pitched shingle; low-slope porch and addition roofs; some flat roofs on multi-family
One Number for Roofs in Kearny and Newark
Roofing contractors reached through (973) 528-8938 work in Kearny as well as Newark: repairs, replacements, flat roofs, slate, storm damage and gutters and flashing. The contractor that takes the job looks at the roof and agrees the price and schedule with you directly.
Porch roofs are often low-slope even on shingled houses, and they leak at the wall joint. Mention a porch leak specifically when you call.
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Flat Roof Materials Compared: EPDM, TPO and Modified Bitumen
The three common membranes, side by side.