Serving New City
Roof Replacement & Siding in New City, NY
Rockland County's seat has a mix of postwar colonials and newer construction that both take a beating from lake-effect snow.
Get a free quoteNew City carries a lot of split-level and colonial construction from the 1950s through the 1970s, much of it clustered around Germonds and Little Tor, plus newer builds pushing toward Bardonia. Roofs here see heavy snow load off the Ramapo highlands and the kind of ice damming that comes with steep pitches and deep overhangs, so we look hard at ventilation and flashing before we ever talk shingles.
Because New City is the county seat, permitting runs through the Town of Clarkstown, and a fair number of homes near Lake DeForest and the courthouse corridor sit on wooded lots with mature oak and maple cover. That tree canopy means gutters clog fast and roof valleys take debris load most towns don't deal with, which shows up as premature wear on the north-facing slopes long before the rest of the roof looks tired.
Where we work in New City
- Germonds
- Lake DeForest
- Little Tor
- Rockland County Courthouse area
What New City calls us for
Roof Replacement
Older colonials near Germonds often need full tear-offs once ice damming has worked past the original underlayment.
Roof Repairs
Heavy oak canopy around Lake DeForest means valley debris and moss issues that show up as leaks well before a full replacement is warranted.
Siding Repairs
Wind driven rain off the highlands finds gaps in older aluminum siding on the split-levels common through this part of Clarkstown.