Many homeowners call a roofer only when a leak shows up. Yet the roof is part of a broader exterior system. Siding, gutters, skylights, and attic ventilation all affect how the roof performs and how long it lasts. On Long Island, where wind-driven rain, freeze-thaw cycles, and nor’easters are...
Homeowners on Long Island deal with roofs that work hard: salt air on the South Shore, high winds across the North Fork, ice dams in Nassau cul-de-sacs, and tree debris in older Suffolk neighborhoods. A strong roof matters, and the wrong contractor can make a small leak turn into a structural...
Long Island roofs work harder than most. Atlantic storms, salt air, freeze-thaw cycles, and humid summers test every seam, shingle, and fastener. A roof that might last 30 years in a milder climate can age faster here if maintenance slips. The good news: small, regular care prevents most leaks,...
