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 Wanderer 
 
0 days ago
 
 
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+3
Royal Roofing Bronx did an excellent job repairing our leaking commerical flat roof around the roof drain. Water was pooling in that area, and the roof was leaking into the building.

Their onsite foreman and crew removed the old roofing around the drain, replaced the rotted wood decking, and installed new roofing membrane and waterproofing around the newly installed drain and adjoining walls. They addressed the damaged materials underneath and rebuilt the affected section thoroughly.

The difference is clear: water now drains properly, there is no more standing water in the repaired area, and the roof is no longer leaking. The photos show the condition before the repair and the work involved.

I highly recommend Royal Roofing Bronx to anyone needing proffers roofing, We’re very pleased with the results...
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Yimy Lin Zhen 
 
2 days ago
 
 
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A severe windstorm removed shingles from the rear slope and loosened several courses near the ridge. Because the rest of the roof was approaching the end of its life, we asked for both repair and replacement options. The differences in cost, remaining risk, and expected lifespan were explained without pushing us toward either choice. We decided to replace the roof rather than invest in a large repair on aging shingles. Temporary protection kept the house dry while materials were ordered. The final installation looks consistent, and we no longer have mismatched storm repairs across the rear of the house.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Rachel Szeto 
 
6 days ago
 
 
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Replacing a row-house roof requires some consideration for the homes attached to it. The neighboring property had a newer membrane, while ours had failed along the shared party wall. Both sides were photographed before work began, and the termination point was reviewed with the adjoining owner. Our roof was removed without cutting into their system, and the wall connection was rebuilt on our side. A small amount of debris crossed the property line during tear-off but was collected immediately. The technical work was handled well, and so was the potentially awkward neighbor conversation
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 t ford 
 
7 days ago
 
 
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The low roof above our rear bedroom leaked for years. It was replaced in two days, TWO! Royal Roofing Bronx came in with a full crew and swiftly did everything, even keeping the place clean and not disturbing the neighbors or anything. Solid crew!
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Jazmine 
 
10 days ago
 
 
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The gutter no longer overflows, the basement no longer smells damp, and I no longer climb a ladder during thunderstorms. Strong improvement in all three categories.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Richard Williams 
 
37 days ago
 
 
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The quote included a decking allowance, and that became important once the old roof was removed. Four damaged plywood sheets were found near the hatch and replaced without increasing the agreed price. New insulation and modified-bitumen roofing were then installed over the repaired deck. The final invoice matched what we expected from the beginning.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Jack Arthur 
 
40 days ago
 
 
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Wrost roofing installation.  Not recommended.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Michelle 
 
44 days ago
 
 
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Our building has separate front and rear flat roofs, and I assumed both would need replacement. The inspection showed that the front section was dry and still performing well, while the rear contained wet insulation and deteriorated seams. Only the rear roof was removed and replaced with a new EPDM system. The front received minor seam maintenance and drain cleaning. The divided scope saved us from replacing a roof that did not need it. I appreciated that level of judgment.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 SNZZ daGOAT 
 
52 days ago
 
 
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Overall, I had a very good experience replacing the flat roof on our community building with Royal Roofing Bronx. The old roof had been coated several times, and new cracks kept appearing around the vents and drains. Test openings confirmed that some insulation was wet, so another surface coating would not have solved the complete problem. We chose a PVC system with new insulation and a cover board.
Work was planned around the building’s regular daytime activities. A damaged section of decking was discovered beside an old vent, photographed, and replaced before the membrane went down. The landscaped area beside the building was covered during tear-off, and the neighboring property remained clean. We had one weather delay, but the roof was secured and the revised schedule was communicated. The final inspection included drain testing and a review of the warranty. Several months later, the building is dry and the new roof is performing as expected.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Kristina Ribinson 
 
57 days ago
 
 
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Replacing the roof above an occupied hotel required more planning than the material installation itself. Eleven plumbing vents, two exhaust curbs, an internal drain, and a roof hatch all served occupied areas below. Closing the entire top floor was not realistic, so the work was divided into controlled zones.
Moisture testing and core samples showed wet insulation near the drain, one exhaust curb, and part of the rear perimeter. The leaks visible in two guest rooms represented only a portion of the affected roof. Repairing those ceiling locations would have left wet material elsewhere.
The approved scope included complete removal, deck evaluation, tapered insulation, a single-ply membrane, drain detailing, curb flashing, perimeter work, and service walkways. Guest rooms beneath each active zone were left unoccupied during removal. Housekeeping received a daily map showing where interior protection needed to remain.
The metal deck was sound across most of the building. Two corroded sections near the drain were marked from above and below before replacement. Photographs and measurements were provided before the added metal work was approved.
One guest complained about drilling that began earlier than the posted time. The work stopped, and the morning schedule was corrected for the remaining days. That mistake did not repeat.
The vents and curbs were completed individually rather than covered by one generic penetration detail. Walkway pads now provide a defined route from the hatch to the equipment, and the drain approach has a visible slope. Final documentation identifies every curb, vent, deck repair, and seam transition.
The first major storm arrived while the hotel was nearly full. Neither of the former leak rooms reported moisture, and the drain cleared without the ponding seen before replacement. The installation mattered, but the room-by-room coordination is what allowed the building to remain operational.