NY Roof Skylights | Long Island Roofing

August 26, 2014

Bay Shore Roof Repair

Skylights are a lovely addition to a home, allowing soft, natural light to spread warmth throughout the house. There are, however, some important points to consider when deciding to install a skylight. It is essential that the lights be of utmost quality, one of the many reasons clients from all over New York choose Roof Pro, your local Long Island Roofing Company to carry out their installation. In the harsh NY environment replete with heavy rain, snowfall, organic debris and UV exposure, it is all the more crucial that the installation be done right the first time to prevent leaks and maintain the roof’s integrity.

NY Shingle Roofing | Long Island Roof Maintenance

July 24, 2014

New York Shingle Roofing Options

There are many options for roofing shingles, based on the material you’d like and what your budget is. The most common choice for homeowners in Suffolk County or Nassau County is composite roofing because the mat is reinforced with fiberglass and other materials that make it waterproof. Also, the top layer is created to be stronger and is very pleasing to look at. Let Roof Pro, your local New York Roofing company help you with the options for which shingle works best.

NY Roof Maintenance | Long Island Gutter Services

April 17, 2014

Bay Shore Gutter Cleaning

Roof Pro Inc is a Long Island Roofing company that provides a full service roof maintenance for residential structures that not only cleans and services gutters and leaders; it comprises the entire exterior of your home in Nassau County and Suffolk County. The exterior of your home is exposed to many weather conditions such as extreme heat and exposure to harmful UV rays, below freezing temperatures, snow and ice. These exposures can cause movement of the sub-structure and breakdown of seals and coatings. Over time these conditions will create potential water intrusions, and shorten the life expectancy of your roof.

You Can Bank On It

Roof Pro Inc. Relies on Proven System for Complex Re-Roofing Project

By Chris King

April 03, 2014

Scott Summers is president of Roof Pro Inc., headquartered in Bay Shore, N.Y. The company does commercial work on Long Island and throughout the five boroughs of New York, as well as some high-end residential work. Roof Pro handles a lot of work for management companies, realty holding companies, large shopping centers and institutions such as banks. They had completed service, repair and roof replacement projects for multiple branches of Astoria Federal Savings Bank, so when the company had a tricky problem with the roof on its corporate headquarters in Long Island, Roof Pro answered the call.

Dix Hills Roofing Service | New York Roof Maintenance

Can I put ice and water shield on the entire roof?

March 18, 2014

Ice & Water Shield Roof

There are mixed recommendations and opinions that come from manufacturers as to the use of Ice & Water Shield to “completely” cover all roof surfaces that are to be shingled. The answer we get is that it may trap moisture in the structure and not allow it to “permeate” thru the roof assemblies. I have always been of the opinion that excessive interior moisture inside a building should be controlled with humidity equipment and or air control and not allowed to “permeate” thru wood structure from the inside out. New York Roofing Service installs flat roof over wood substrates would have the same “non permeable” effect that Ice & water shield has and from experience, any damage we have ever found on a wood substrate roof deck had come from the roof leaking.

NY Ice Damming | New York Residential Roofing Service

March 13, 2014

Bay Shore Roof Repair

Ice Damming is the result of multiple conditions and factors happening after a snow event in New York. Shingle roofs are designed to work with pitch and overlap. Shingles and flashings are layered from bottom to top and the angle of the roof uses gravity to “shed” water down and off the roof surface. If the “shedding” of water is obstructed from moving down and off the field of the roof, water will pool and begin to “seep” thru the overlapped shingles and leaks to the interior of the structure will occur.