Nor'easter Damage
High winds and driving rain tear shingles loose and exploit weak flashing. One storm can cause thousands in hidden damage.
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- BBB4.9★(18)A+ Accredited
- Facebook5.0★(12)
- GAF Master Elite
- Owens Corning Platinum Preferred
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- Licensed Nassau & Suffolk HIC
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Who Are Long Island Roofing Pros?
Long Island Roofing Pros is a licensed Nassau and Suffolk County roofing contractor with 15+ years serving Long Island homeowners. As a full-service Long Island roofing company, our roofers are GAF Certified, carry $1M general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, and have completed thousands of roof replacements, repairs, and inspections across both counties. Whether you search for a “Long Island roofer,” a “roofing contractor on Long Island,” or a “Long Island roofing company,” you are describing the exact service we deliver. Our 150+ five-star reviews reflect our commitment to quality work and honest pricing.
Long Island’s coastal climate — with 3–5 nor’easters per year, salt air exposure, and 60–80 freeze-thaw cycles annually — creates more roofing stress than most inland areas. This is why the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) recommends inspections every 2–3 years on roofs under 10 years old, and annually for roofs over 15 years old. Asphalt shingle roofs typically last only 15–25 years on Long Island — 20–30% shorter than the national average — due to these environmental factors.
Long Island Roofing Costs at a Glance (2026)
| Service | Cost Range | Typical Timeline |
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| Roof Replacement (asphalt) | $9,000 – $18,000 | 1–3 days |
| Roof Replacement (metal) | $15,000 – $54,500 | 2–4 days |
| Roof Repair | $300 – $3,500+ | Same day – 2 days |
| Storm Damage Repair | Varies (often insured) | Same-day assessment |
| Roof Inspection | $150 – $500 | 2–4 hours |
Prices reflect 2026 Long Island market rates. Costs run 15–25% above national averages due to local labor rates and permit requirements. Contact us for a free written estimate.
Our Services
What Roofing Services Do We Offer?
From emergency repairs to full roof replacements, we handle every roofing need for Long Island homeowners — with licensed contractors, written estimates, and GAF-backed warranties.
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Roof Replacement
Full roof replacement for Long Island homes. Tear-off to final inspection. GAF Certified installation with 25–50 year manufacturer warranties. Free estimates....
$9,000–$18,000 (asphalt) | $15,000–$54,500 (metal)Learn more🔧
Roof Repair
Fast, reliable roof repair for Long Island homeowners. Minor leaks to major storm damage. Same-day emergency service ava...
$300–$3,500+Learn more⛈️
Storm Damage Repair
Nor'easter or wind damage? We respond fast with emergency tarping, damage documentation, and insurance claim assistance ...
Varies (often covered by insurance)Learn more🔍
Roof Inspection
Roof inspection Long Island NY — certified Nassau and Suffolk County inspectors. Written condition reports with photos w...
$150–$500Learn more⚙️
Metal Roofing
Metal roofing Long Island — standing seam, stone-coated steel, and aluminum shingle systems rated for 140+ mph coastal w...
$15,000–$54,500Learn more🏗️
New Roof Installation
Expert new roof installation for Long Island new construction, additions, and conversions. Latest materials, optimal ven...
$10,000–$25,000+Learn moreCommon Challenges
Common Roofing Problems on Long Island
Long Island's coastal climate creates unique challenges that inland homeowners never face.
Ice Dams
Poor attic ventilation lets heat escape, melting snow that refreezes at the eave — forcing water under your shingles.
Salt Air Corrosion
Coastal Long Island air corrodes metal flashing and fasteners, cutting roof lifespan by 20-30% within 2 miles of shore.
Aging Shingles
Curling, cracking, and granule loss mean your roof is past its prime. Waiting only makes the eventual replacement costlier.
Storm Chaser Scams
After every storm, unlicensed contractors go door-to-door with high-pressure tactics. They take deposits and disappear.
Chimney & Flashing Leaks
The junction between chimney and roof is the most common leak point. Deteriorated flashing lets water infiltrate your home.
Don't wait — get a free inspection before small problems become big expenses.
Call (631) 555-0100 — Free InspectionHow It Works
How It Works
From first call to final walkthrough, we make it easy.
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Call or submit a form for your free estimate
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We inspect your roof and provide a written quote
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Choose your materials and schedule the work
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Our crew completes the job — on time, on budget
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Final inspection, cleanup, and warranty registration
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Call or submit a form for your free estimate
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We inspect your roof and provide a written quote
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Choose your materials and schedule the work
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Our crew completes the job — on time, on budget
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Final inspection, cleanup, and warranty registration
Why Choose Us
Why Do Long Island Homeowners Choose Us?
- Nassau & Suffolk County HIC Licensed — verified by both counties
- GAF Certified Contractor — unlocks 25–50 year system warranties
- 15+ years of Long Island roofing experience
- 150+ five-star reviews averaging 4.9 stars
- We pull all building permits — every project is code-compliant
- Written estimates with line-by-line breakdowns — no surprises
- Workmanship warranty on every job, in addition to manufacturer warranty
- Emergency repair service available 7 days a week
What Should You Know Before Hiring a Long Island Roofer?
In our 15+ years serving Long Island, the most common mistake homeowners make is hiring an unlicensed contractor to save money — and then paying twice when the work fails or the permit gets flagged during a home sale. Both Nassau and Suffolk counties require a Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) license for roofing work. Always verify the license number before signing anything.
The NRCA’s consumer resources recommend getting at least three written estimates, confirming workers’ compensation coverage (not just general liability), and verifying that your contractor pulls all required permits. According to GAF’s Roof 101 homeowner guide, improper installation voids most shingle warranties — making contractor certification one of the most important factors in long-term roof performance.
Long Island Roofing Pros maintains active HIC licenses in both Nassau and Suffolk counties, carries $1M general liability and full workers’ compensation, and is GAF Certified — giving homeowners access to the strongest warranty coverage in the industry. Our estimates are written, line-itemized, and provided at no charge within 48 hours of your inspection request. For a full checklist of what to verify before hiring any roofer, see our guide on how to choose a roofing contractor on Long Island. If storm damage is involved, our step-by-step guide on filing a roof insurance claim on Long Island explains how to document damage and maximize your payout.
If you’re actively comparing contractors, read our honest guide to the best roofers on Long Island — it covers the 11 evaluation criteria that matter, the five contractor archetypes you’ll encounter, and a 10-minute vetting checklist. Before scheduling any work, it also helps to understand Nassau vs. Suffolk permit rules — fees, timelines, and rejection triggers differ town-to-town, and skipping a permit can void your warranty and complicate a future sale. Finally, if you’re weighing long-term materials, our metal roofing guide compares standing-seam and stone-coated steel systems against asphalt on cost, lifespan, and coastal-wind performance.
Our Coverage
Serving All of Long Island
Nassau County & Suffolk County — from the Queens border to Montauk.
Nassau County
Got Questions?
Common Questions About Long Island Roofing
Answers to common questions from Long Island homeowners.
Most Long Island homeowners pay between $9,000 and $18,000 for an asphalt shingle roof replacement. The exact cost depends on roof size, material choice, pitch complexity, and your town's permit fees. Long Island pricing runs 15-25% above the national average due to higher labor rates and material delivery costs.
Yes. Both Nassau and Suffolk counties require building permits for full roof replacements, tear-offs, and structural modifications. In Nassau, permits are handled by your town (Hempstead, North Hempstead, or Oyster Bay). In Suffolk, each of the 10 towns has its own building department. Minor repairs (a few shingles) are generally exempt.
Asphalt shingle roofs typically last 15-25 years on Long Island — shorter than the national average of 20-30 years due to salt air exposure, nor'easter winds, and freeze-thaw cycles. Metal roofs can last 40-70 years. Slate roofs on older North Shore homes can last 75-100+ years with proper maintenance.
Insurance typically covers roof damage caused by sudden events like storms, fallen trees, or fire — but not normal wear and aging. After storm damage, document everything with photos before making temporary repairs, then file your claim promptly. We help Long Island homeowners navigate the insurance claim process.
For most Long Island homes, architectural asphalt shingles offer the best balance of cost, durability, and wind resistance. For coastal homes (South Shore, Hamptons), metal roofing handles salt air and high winds better. Premium options like CertainTeed, GAF, and Owens Corning are all excellent choices rated for Long Island's climate zone.
Verify their Nassau or Suffolk County HIC license, check for workers' comp and general liability insurance ($500K+ minimum), look for manufacturer certifications (GAF, Owens Corning), read recent reviews (Google, HomeAdvisor), get 3 written estimates, and confirm they pull permits. Avoid door-to-door storm chasers.
Missing or curling shingles, granules in gutters, daylight visible through attic boards, water stains on ceilings, sagging roof deck, moss or algae growth, and your roof is 20+ years old. If you notice any of these, schedule a free inspection.
Most residential roof replacements take 1-3 days depending on roof size, weather, and complexity. A standard ranch or Cape Cod can often be completed in a single day. Colonials and multi-level homes with complex rooflines typically take 2-3 days.