A Monroe Township roofing business that prices every opening
Applegarth Roofing works Monroe Township: replacement, repair, emergency cover, storm repairs, flat roofs and metal roofing, on a housing stock that runs from single-story homes in communities begun in the late 1960s to family houses around Forsgate Country Club.
The business is built around where a roof here actually spends its money: the chimney, the skylights, the vents and the boots. Every quote counts them and prices each on its own line, so you can see what each decision costs before anything is signed.
- Roofing only, no siding, gutters, windows or solar
- No storm paperwork of any kind
- Monroe Township's communities only
- No price without seeing and measuring the roof

Four steps, no surprises
Every chimney, skylight and vent priced on its own line, and a written quote before any work starts.
Call with the address
Tell us which community the house is in, whether it is one story or two, and how many skylights and chimneys the roof has.
Count the openings, then measure
Every chimney, skylight, vent and pipe boot is counted and looked at, then the roof is measured in squares and the attic checked.
A written quote, one line per opening
The squares are one line. Each skylight is its own line, reflash or replace; the chimney is its own line; boots and vents are counted.
The work, then the walkaround
Flashing photographed at every opening before it is covered, shingles woven in, photographs before and after.
What to look for in a Monroe Township roofer before you sign
Each of these can be checked, and each of them is on our quote.
They measure before they price
A roof is bought in squares. A roofer who quotes without measuring it, and looking in the attic, is guessing.
They list the openings
"Flashing included" hides the biggest decisions on a Monroe roof.
They name the products
Which shingle or which metal profile, which underlayment, which flashing metal, written down, with the workmanship terms stated in writing.
They put the registration on paper
New Jersey registers home improvement contractors.

Want a figure on it?
The estimated range before we travel, and the figure in writing before any work starts.
