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Century Roofing
Homes in Teaneck, New Jersey

Bergen County · New Jersey

Roofing Contractor in Teaneck, New Jersey

Teaneck's housing stock is older and more architecturally varied than most of Bergen County: 1920s and 1930s Tudors, center-hall colonials, and stucco homes with steep, cut-up rooflines.

Roofs like these cost more to do properly, and they punish shortcuts faster than a simple gable ever will.

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Steep, complex rooflines

Tudors and older colonials here carry steep pitches, multiple intersecting gables, dormers, and long valleys. That means more staging, more hand-formed metal, and far more linear footage where two planes meet.

Every one of those intersections is a potential leak. We run full-width ice-and-water membrane through valleys, use new closed-cut valley detailing, and replace step flashing at dormer cheeks rather than reusing it.

From the field

Slate and tile roofs

A number of Teaneck homes still have original slate or clay tile. Those roofs can often be repaired rather than replaced — broken slates swapped, flashing rebuilt, ridge re-bedded.

Where a full replacement is needed and slate is out of budget, synthetic slate and designer asphalt profiles keep the look. We show you samples on the roof, in daylight, before you commit.

What we inspect

Chimneys and old flashing

The single most common leak we find in Teaneck is a masonry chimney where the original counterflashing was tarred over during a past re-roof instead of being cut back into the mortar joint.

Sealant fails in a few winters. Properly cut and set counterflashing lasts as long as the roof does.

What we do in Teaneck

  • Roof replacement on steep and complex rooflines
  • Slate and tile repair, plus synthetic slate alternatives
  • Chimney flashing rebuilds and masonry-cut counterflashing
  • Dormer, valley, and sidewall leak repair
  • Attic ventilation correction on finished third floors

Frequently asked questions

Can you repair a slate roof instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. If the slate itself is sound and the failures are broken pieces or worn flashing, targeted repair is the right call and much cheaper than replacement.
Why does my Teaneck roof cost more than a neighbor's?
Pitch, staging, and detail count. A steep, cut-up roof with dormers takes much longer than the same square footage on an open gable, and much of the metal is formed by hand.
My chimney leaks during driving rain only. What is wrong?
Almost always the counterflashing. If a past contractor sealed it with tar instead of cutting it into the mortar joint, it fails within a few seasons. We rebuild it properly.
Do you match the look of an older home?
Yes. We select profile and color for the architecture and show samples on site before ordering.

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