We will beat any written estimate.

In most cases, a flat roof is considered any roof that has a 2 on 12 pitch or less, meaning it's fairly flat or shallow. It's important to note that a roof should never be completely flat. Ponding water will eventually erode even the strongest membranes over time, and all roofing manufacturers require some degree of drainage or they will not warranty the roof. Also, regular maintenance is required to make sure that a small defect or roof problem does not compromise the integrity of your whole roof system. There are many options available for commercial property owners each with their own advantages. Some of these systems are modified bitumen, hot tar, SBS, TPO, PVC, EPDM, Peel and Stick membranes, as well as, elastomeric coating systems.

New Jersey Certified Roofing is dedicated to serving commercial property owners in Northern and Central Jersey including Essex, Bergen, Hudson, Passaic, Morris, Union, Warren, Sussex, Mercer, Middlesex, Burlington, Monmouth, and Somerset counties. When choosing a contractor you should consider many factors such as:

Do they have enough qualified, long-term experience?
Do they offer workmanship warranties that exceed industry norms?
Do they have proper roofing insurance?
Do they have a current New Jersey contractor license?
Do they offer 100% financing?
Do they have detailed written proposals with photos?
Do they have a quality assurance inspection process?
Do they have references from satisfied customers?
Do they use "green" certified and solar products?
Do they have sufficient office and repair staff for emergency service calls?

New Jersey Certified Roofing is fully licensed, bonded, and insured. We have over 6000 satisfied customers. We have 17 service vehicles available 6 days a week with a 24 hour emergency service available. In addition, we also offer 100% financing and accept all major credit/debit cards for payment.

Parapet Walls	Counterflashing	Drains
Metal Edging	Hatches	Skylights
A/C Curbs	Pitch Pockets

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