Professional Co-Op Roofing Services in Manhattan, NY

  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Royal Roofing & Siding NYC
  
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 Alexis nicole 
 
25 days ago
 
 
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Our house had aluminum siding in front, vinyl on the addition, and painted wood around the porch. None of it lined up, and every previous repair seemed to introduce another shade of beige. We decided to replace everything with one consistent profile.
Removing the old material exposed soft sheathing beneath two windows. Those areas were repaired and properly flashed before the weather barrier went on. We debated the color for weeks, then questioned it again when the first wall was installed. Once the trim and shutters returned, it looked completely right. The house finally appears intentional instead of gradually assembled.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Caylaa M 
 
30 days ago
 
 
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I bought my building knowing the roof was old, but nobody realized it had two layers of shingles. The extra removal added time and debris to the project. Fortunately, the wood underneath was mostly solid. Once everything was stripped back, new underlayment, flashing, and architectural shingles were installed in the smoothest way possible
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Mary W 
 
30 days ago
 
 
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 Tammy Mendez 
 
32 days ago
 
 
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I had no idea which parts of the estimate actually mattered. The inspection included measurements, photos, and a clear explanation of why coating the old roof was no longer sensible. We never felt rushed or pressured, and there were no surprise upcharges.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Kevin Brown 
 
38 days ago
 
 
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We wanted GAF shingles installed by a Master Elite contractor because the factory-backed warranty mattered to us. The roof looks great, but receiving the completed registration without chasing anyone impressed me just as much.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Eric Kishwalk 
 
56 days ago
 
 
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Not every siding issue requires redoing the whole house. Several vinyl panels on our garage were cracked after something hit the wall, but the surrounding siding was still in good shape. Finding an exact match was the hard part because the original color had faded.
They brought two samples and let us compare them outside before ordering anything. The replacement panels are slightly newer-looking when the sun hits them directly, but the difference is reasonable. A loose corner piece was also secured while they were there. It was a small repair, handled without being turned into a bigger project.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 N J 
 
60 days ago
 
 
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A storm tore siding from one side of our house and bent several pieces around the corner. The exposed wall was covered quickly, but finding replacement material took longer. Our original siding had been discontinued, and the closest current color looked noticeably different beside the faded panels.
We decided to replace that full side rather than create a patchwork halfway across the wall. The weather barrier was repaired first, followed by new vinyl siding and corner trim. Communication was a little quiet during the material search, and I had to ask for an update. Once the order arrived, installation moved quickly. The repaired side looks consistent and has held up through another round of strong wind.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Key Maspeth 
 
67 days ago
 
 
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Our leak was caused by a loose drain connection rather than a failure across the whole roof. They opened the area, replaced the damaged material around the drain, and installed new flashing. The repair was completed neatly and the price was reasonable. We have not seen any water inside since.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Alexa Angeles 
 
73 days ago
 
 
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Our shingle roof had two old acrylic skylights that we no longer wanted. One was leaking, and both opened into rooms we planned to renovate with solid ceilings. Instead of purchasing replacement skylights, we decided to remove them completely during the roof replacement. The proposal separated the roofing, carpentry needed to close the openings, and interior ceiling work. Drywall and final interior finishes remained under a different scope. That made it clear why the rooms would not look finished immediately after the roof was closed. Removal found deteriorated decking around the leaking skylight but dry wood around the other opening. Both curbs were removed, the openings were framed and sheathed, and the roof plane was restored before the underlayment went down. Photographs showed the closed openings from above and below. Architectural shingles, ice and water protection, synthetic underlayment, drip edge, vent flashing, and ridge ventilation completed the roof. From outside, there is no visible sign that skylights occupied those locations. A piece of packaging was missed in a hedge during cleanup. We found it the next day and disposed of it ourselves, which was minor compared with the amount of debris removed. The temporary interior panels also remained visible longer than planned because our drywall schedule changed. Several months of rain have passed without moisture at either former skylight. Removing them during the roof replacement gave us a continuous shingle surface and avoided building a new roof around openings we already intended to eliminate.
  
 
 
 
 
 
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 Tatiana 
 
73 days ago
 
 
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Ivy from the rear wall had grown beneath the parapet metal and into an old flat-roof repair. Removing the visible vines did not solve the problem because roots and organic debris remained behind the flashing. Water was entering the top-floor wall during prolonged rain. A landscaping crew removed the established growth before the roofing and masonry areas were opened. Loose mortar was repaired, damaged wood at the wall edge was replaced, and new membrane flashing was carried beneath the parapet cap. The main roof field remained sound. The ivy debris was extensive and some of it ended up behind an unused chimney base during removal. We found it at the walkthrough with Royal Roofing and Siding NYC, and the area was vacuumed before the crew left. Keeping the wall clear will now be part of our maintenance. The new metal edge sits tightly against the repaired masonry, and no vines remain beneath it. Four later storms have passed without the interior wall darkening. The project addressed the vegetation, masonry, and roof connection instead of treating the vines as a cosmetic issue.