We provide complimentary estimates following a thorough inspection of your roof and a detailed discussion of your specific requirements.

Typically, we complete residential roof replacements within 1-2 days. However, this timeline may vary depending on weather conditions and the complexity of your roof's structure.

Certainly. If the damage is confined to a specific area and the rest of your roof is in good condition, repair is often the most cost-effective solution we can offer.

We offer a range of roofing materials, including asphalt shingles, metal roofing, tile, slate, and flat roofing systems. Our team will guide you in selecting the best option based on your budget, durability needs, and aesthetic preferences.

Our basement masonry repair services include addressing issues with damaged brick, block, stone, or mortar in basement walls. This encompasses crack repair, mortar joint repointing, wall stabilization, and remediation of moisture-related damage.

Basement masonry damage can result from various factors, including water intrusion and inadequate drainage, freeze-thaw cycles, hydrostatic pressure from saturated soil, foundation settling or soil movement, and deterioration of aging mortar or subpar original construction.

Minor hairline cracks can occur naturally as a house settles. However, cracks that are widening, horizontal, stair-stepped, or leaking water may indicate more serious issues and should be professionally evaluated.

Vertical cracks are often attributed to normal settling and may be less concerning. Horizontal cracks, however, typically indicate pressure from soil or water and are considered structural issues that require prompt professional attention.

Indeed, damaged or deteriorated masonry can allow water infiltration, potentially leading to leaks, damp walls, mold growth, and persistent musty odors in your basement.

Our repair methods are tailored to the severity and cause of the damage. These may include epoxy or polyurethane crack injection, mortar joint repointing, masonry patching or block replacement, and wall reinforcement using techniques such as carbon fiber straps or steel beam installation.