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Roofing Services in Brick
Brick Township roofs take direct hits from nor'easters and coastal storms that barrel across Barnegat Bay without warning. When high winds rip shingles from your Normandy Beach bungalow at 2 AM or a summer downpour sends water cascading through your Herbertsville colonial's ceiling, our emergency crew responds immediately. We deploy tarps to halt active water intrusion, photograph all damage for your insurance file with time stamps, and book permanent repairs within 48 hours. Our trucks carry emergency materials year-round because living within reach of the Atlantic means the next damaging storm is always approaching.
Our roofing services cover the entire breadth of Brick Township, from the waterfront neighborhoods along the Metedeconk River to the residential subdivisions stretching west toward Route 70. Whether your home sits in a 1970s development off Herbertsville Road or a newer community near Drum Point Road, we handle every roofing system found across this sprawling township. Each service page below provides Brick-specific pricing context and examples from local projects.
Why Choose Us for Brick Roofing
Licensed and Insured
New Jersey Home Improvement Contractor licensed with comprehensive general liability and workers' compensation coverage. We file permits directly with the Brick Township building department for every roof replacement and manage UCC inspections so your project is code-compliant without you chasing paperwork.
GAF Certified Contractor
Our GAF certification guarantees that every shingle and component is installed to manufacturer specifications, unlocking enhanced warranty protection for Brick homeowners. In a community where Barnegat Bay's salt air and seasonal nor'easters push materials harder than inland areas, certified installation makes a measurable difference in roof longevity.
Same-Day Response
Based in Ocean County, our crews reach any Brick Township address the same day you call. Whether you are in Laurel Harbor, Herbertsville, or the developments off Mantoloking Road, an estimator can typically be on your property within hours. After storms, we prioritize active leak emergencies in Brick for immediate tarp deployment.
180+ Five-Star Reviews
Over one hundred eighty homeowners across Brick and Ocean County have rated us five stars. Our reviews reflect what matters most to Brick residents -- honest estimates, clean job sites, on-time completion, and roofs that perform through the coastal weather cycles that define life near Barnegat Bay.
Local Crew, Local Knowledge
We know which Brick neighborhoods have original 1960s plywood decking that needs attention during replacement, which streets along the bayfront see accelerated flashing corrosion, and which HOA communities in the Drum Point area require specific shingle colors and profiles. That knowledge means accurate estimates and zero surprises.
All Roof Types Covered
Brick Township's housing stock includes everything from 1960s ranches with three-tab shingles to newer construction with architectural shingles, flat commercial roofs along Route 70, and waterfront homes with standing-seam metal. Our crews carry the equipment and certifications for every system found across the township.
Our Roofing Process in Brick
Call Us
Call 732-831-7434 or submit the estimate form on this page. Give us your Brick address and describe the issue you are seeing. We will book your inspection, frequently for the same day.
We Inspect
A senior estimator visits your Brick property, walks every roof plane, photographs conditions up close, checks flashings and penetrations, inspects the attic from inside, and delivers a detailed condition report. No charge, no pressure.
Get Your Quote
Within 24 hours of inspecting your Brick home, you receive a written estimate with line-item pricing covering materials, labor, tear-off, disposal, permits, and any code-required upgrades. Every line is explained in plain language.
We Build
Our crew arrives on your scheduled date, protects your landscaping and siding, completes the work to manufacturer specs, and cleans the property with magnetic nail sweeps before leaving. Most Brick residential replacements wrap up in one to two days.
Call Us
Call 732-831-7434 or submit the estimate form on this page. Give us your Brick address and describe the issue you are seeing. We will book your inspection, frequently for the same day.
We Inspect
A senior estimator visits your Brick property, walks every roof plane, photographs conditions up close, checks flashings and penetrations, inspects the attic from inside, and delivers a detailed condition report. No charge, no pressure.
Get Your Quote
Within 24 hours of inspecting your Brick home, you receive a written estimate with line-item pricing covering materials, labor, tear-off, disposal, permits, and any code-required upgrades. Every line is explained in plain language.
We Build
Our crew arrives on your scheduled date, protects your landscaping and siding, completes the work to manufacturer specs, and cleans the property with magnetic nail sweeps before leaving. Most Brick residential replacements wrap up in one to two days.
Our Work in Brick
Full Roof Replacement in Herbertsville
A 1972 split-level in Herbertsville carrying its original three-tab shingles with severe curling on the south-facing slope, widespread granule loss exposing the fiberglass mat, and a chronic valley leak that had stained the second-floor ceiling for two winters.
Complete tear-off with six sheets of water-softened plywood replaced, new synthetic underlayment, GAF Timberline HDZ architectural shingles in Weathered Wood, new aluminum drip edge, and redesigned valley flashings using ice and water shield membrane.
Storm Damage Repair on Drum Point Road
A raised ranch near Drum Point Road hit by a November nor'easter with sustained 55 mph gusts. Twenty-two shingles ripped from the front slope, ridge cap separated along a 12-foot section, and one gutter run torn free by wind-driven debris from a neighboring oak tree.
Emergency tarp deployed within four hours of the call. Permanent repair completed the following week with color-matched CertainTeed Landmark shingles, new ridge cap with hand-sealed tabs, repaired fascia board, and a full seamless gutter replacement on the affected elevation.
Commercial Flat Roof Along Route 70
A 6,200 square foot strip retail building on Route 70 with a 20-year-old modified bitumen roof showing extensive seam separation, ponding water in two low areas after every rainstorm, and moisture intrusion above the center tenant space evidenced by ceiling tile staining.
Full removal of the existing modified bitumen system, installation of tapered polyiso insulation to eliminate ponding, new 60-mil TPO membrane with heat-welded seams, upgraded scuppers and internal drains, and new aluminum coping on all parapet walls. Manufacturer-backed 20-year warranty.
Brick Neighborhoods We Serve
Brick Township spans over 26 square miles, making it one of Ocean County's largest municipalities by area. The housing landscape ranges from waterfront cottages along the Metedeconk River and Barnegat Bay to large suburban subdivisions built during the development boom of the 1970s and 1980s. Each neighborhood carries its own roofing profile, shaped by when the homes were built, how close they sit to salt water, and what materials were originally installed. Below is a neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown of the areas we serve most frequently in Brick.
Herbertsville
- Home Types:
- Split-levels, ranches, bi-levels, and Cape Cods from the 1960s-1970s development boom
- Typical Roof:
- Asphalt shingle, mix of aging three-tab and upgraded architectural
- Age Range:
- 1960s-1975
- Avg Value:
- $300,000-$380,000
Original or second-generation plywood decking showing moisture damage, corroded chimney flashings on brick-front colonials, inadequate ridge ventilation causing premature shingle aging on south-facing slopes
Central Brick, inland from the bayfront, moderate wind exposure with established tree canopy providing some storm buffering but contributing to moss and debris accumulation in valleys
Drum Point and Shore Acres
- Home Types:
- Raised ranches, waterfront contemporaries, renovated cottages, newer custom builds
- Typical Roof:
- Architectural asphalt shingle, some standing-seam metal on newer construction
- Age Range:
- 1950s originals through 2020s rebuilds
- Avg Value:
- $350,000-$550,000
Salt air corrosion on metal flashings and gutters, wind-driven rain penetration at gable ends, post-Sandy repair quality inconsistencies on homes rebuilt between 2013 and 2016
Eastern Brick directly on Barnegat Bay. Maximum salt air exposure in the township. Many homes elevated in flood zones, requiring specialized access for roofing crews and attention to roof-to-wall connections on raised structures.
Laurel Harbor and Greenbriar
- Home Types:
- Active adult community ranches, townhomes, some detached patio homes
- Typical Roof:
- Asphalt architectural shingle, most upgraded from original three-tab during second replacement cycle
- Age Range:
- 1970s-1980s
- Avg Value:
- $220,000-$310,000
Second or third roof replacement cycle on homes approaching 50 years old, original plywood decking needing partial replacement, low-slope rear sections prone to ice damming in winter, aging soffit vents restricting attic airflow
Northern Brick near the Lakewood border, inland location with minimal salt air impact but fully within the nor'easter wind zone affecting all of northern Ocean County
Normandy Beach
- Home Types:
- Beach cottages, elevated duplexes, post-Sandy new construction on pilings
- Typical Roof:
- Architectural shingle with enhanced wind ratings, increasing use of standing-seam metal on new builds
- Age Range:
- 1950s originals, majority rebuilt 2013-2020 post-Sandy
- Avg Value:
- $400,000-$700,000
Maximum salt air and direct ocean-wind exposure, sand abrasion during storms, strict building code for wind-rated materials and fastener patterns, insurance-driven material specifications requiring impact-resistant products
Barrier island section of Brick Township between Mantoloking and Lavallette. Direct Atlantic Ocean exposure on the east, Barnegat Bay on the west. The most demanding roofing environment in Brick Township.
Route 70 Corridor and Western Brick
- Home Types:
- 1980s-2000s colonials, townhome developments, garden-style condos, commercial buildings
- Typical Roof:
- Asphalt architectural shingle on residential, flat TPO and EPDM on commercial
- Age Range:
- 1980s-2000s residential, mixed-era commercial
- Avg Value:
- $280,000-$400,000
End-of-life shingles on homes from the 1980s and 1990s reaching 25 to 30 years old, flat roof ponding on commercial buildings along Route 70, townhome HOA coordination needed for multi-unit buildings
Western Brick, fully inland with no direct salt air exposure. Standard wind exposure for Ocean County without the coastal amplification seen in eastern neighborhoods. Commercial density along Route 70 creates a mix of residential and flat-roof projects.
Metedeconk River Neighborhoods
- Home Types:
- Waterfront ranches, raised colonials, some newer infill construction on riverfront lots
- Typical Roof:
- Asphalt architectural shingle, occasional metal roofing on renovated properties
- Age Range:
- 1955-1980 with scattered newer builds
- Avg Value:
- $300,000-$475,000
Moderate salt air from river proximity accelerating flashing corrosion, mature tree canopy causing debris buildup and shaded sections with moss growth, older homes with multiple prior roof layers that complicate tear-off
Northern Brick along the Metedeconk River. Moderate coastal influence from the river's connection to Barnegat Bay. Tree-lined streets provide wind buffering but create shade and debris conditions that require different maintenance approaches than open bayfront properties.
Roofing Costs in Brick
Roofing costs in Brick Township reflect the community's mix of coastal and inland neighborhoods, its enormous stock of homes built between the 1960s and 1990s, and the township's position on Barnegat Bay where salt air and storm exposure add material and labor considerations. Waterfront properties along the Metedeconk and in Normandy Beach carry a coastal premium for wind-rated materials and corrosion-resistant flashings, while inland developments off Route 70 and Chambers Bridge Road tend to align closer to standard Ocean County pricing. The figures below come from actual Brick projects completed in the past two years, adjusted for current distributor pricing from GAF, CertainTeed, and Owens Corning.
What Affects Your Roofing Cost in Brick
Brick homes range widely in footprint. The compact ranches in older developments near Herbertsville measure 12 to 16 roofing squares, while the larger colonials and bi-levels in the Drum Point and Shore Acres areas can reach 22 to 28 squares. Larger roof area means more material and labor.
Many Cape Cods and colonials in Brick have steep upper slopes that require additional safety equipment and slow installation speed. Steeper pitches also increase total surface area, raising material requirements beyond what the footprint alone would suggest.
Standard architectural shingles are the most popular choice in Brick. Upgrading to impact-resistant or designer shingles adds 15 to 30 percent but provides superior wind and hail performance in the bayfront climate. Three-tab shingles remain available as a budget option but wear faster near the coast.
Many of Brick's 1970s and 1980s homes have attic ventilation that falls short of current code standards. Adding ridge vents, soffit vents, or powered ventilators during replacement extends roof life significantly and is often required by code during a full tear-off.
Homes in Brick built before 1985 often reveal softened plywood decking sections during tear-off, particularly around chimneys and dormers where minor leaks went unnoticed for years. Decking replacement is priced per sheet and discovered only during the project.
Bayfront and Metedeconk River properties in Brick sometimes have limited driveway access, narrow lot spacing, or elevated construction that adds labor time for material staging and debris removal. Properties along the barrier island section carry additional access premiums.
| Service/Category | Low Range | High Range |
|---|---|---|
| Minor Repairs | $250 | $1,100 |
| Major Repairs | $1,100 | $4,200 |
| Full Replacement | $8,200 | $21,000 |
| Commercial | $11,000 | $60,000 |
How Brick Compares to Ocean County Averages
Minor Repair
Full Replacement
Commercial
What Brick Homeowners Say
Our 1974 split-level in Herbertsville had the original roof with two layers of shingles stacked on top of each other. They tore everything down to the deck, replaced eight sheets of rotted plywood, installed new ventilation, and put on GAF Timberline shingles. The whole project took two days and the crew was professional from start to finish. Three nor'easters later, not a single issue.
-- Chris D.
Brick
A tree branch punched through our garage roof during that bad July thunderstorm. They answered the phone at 10 PM, had someone here within two hours to tarp it, and did the permanent repair the following Monday. They coordinated with State Farm on the claim documentation and we ended up paying just our deductible. Could not have been easier during a stressful situation.
-- Linda S.
Brick
We manage three commercial buildings on Route 70 and have used these guys for all of them. The latest project was a full TPO replacement on our largest building. They worked around our tenants' business hours, finished ahead of schedule, and the roof has been completely watertight through two hurricane seasons. Their commercial work is as solid as their residential.
-- Frank M., Brick Commercial Properties
Brick
Living in Normandy Beach means everything takes a beating from the salt and wind. We needed our 12-year-old post-Sandy roof inspected and they found three areas where flashings had corroded through and were letting moisture in. They repaired everything in one day and showed us photos of every issue before and after. Honest, thorough, and reasonably priced for barrier island work.
-- Karen and Jim P.
Brick
About Your Brick Roofing Team
Our team has served Brick Township and the surrounding Ocean County communities for over 14 years. We hold a New Jersey Home Improvement Contractor license, carry full general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and maintain GAF certification with Master Elite warranty eligibility. We pull permits through the Brick Township building department for every replacement and coordinate all required UCC inspections with Ocean County code enforcement.
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Get Your Free Estimate in Brick
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