Long Island roofing has its own set of rules. The Atlantic throws salt and wind across the Island. Winters swing from freeze to thaw. Hurricanes and Nor’easters test fasteners, flashing, and seams. Homeowners in Nassau and Suffolk need materials that hold up to this climate and match neighborhood...
Long Island weather is hard on roofs. Summer heat bakes shingles. Nor’easters drive rain under weak flashing. Winter freeze-thaw opens small gaps into big leaks. That cycle explains why roof replacement is a common project for Nassau and Suffolk homeowners, and why costs vary more here than in...
Homeowners on Long Island face a unique mix of salt air, high winds, and frequent freeze-thaw cycles. Roofs work harder here than in many other parts of the country. When a leak shows up over the kitchen or shingles start curling in a Lindenhurst nor’easter, the first question is practical: how...