Call for a free quote anywhere in East Orange: the inspection booked on the call, the price in writing before any work, and never a price at the door.
An active leak is worth a phone call straight away - put a bucket under it and move what you can while you wait. For a repair or a replacement, the same call books the inspection, and the figure comes in writing before any work starts.
None of it is required, and nobody minds "I don't know" - it just shortens the first conversation.
The pin is the center of East Orange, not an office - this is a service-area business and the survey comes to you. East Orange neighborhood by neighborhood, plus Orange and Irvington. Unit count and build era change street by street and both change the job.
Free inspection, the unit count and permit position in writing, then a written quote. No curbside numbers.
Tell us the address and how many dwelling units are in the building. That one answer settles whether this is ordinary maintenance or permitted work, and whether the building is a registered multiple dwelling -- which is usually the first thing an owner wants to know.
Both together. On slate the underside tells you whether the nails have gone, which is the difference between a repair and a replacement. On asphalt the eaves tell you whether an ice barrier was ever there. Layer count gets checked at the rake edge while we are up.
Named details rather than 'replace roof': ice barrier coverage, drip edge, underlayment, nailing, and decking priced per sheet. The permit position is stated in writing, including when the honest answer is that none is needed.
Tenant notice and a waste route agreed before the day, a sequence that keeps every unit covered overnight, nails swept, and a before-and-after set that is yours whatever you decide to do next.
A free written quote, no obligation.