Sunnyside
Brick two-family homeLoose step flashing along the dormer wall, replaced piece by piece.
Hearth Roofing · Finished Work
Queens Roofing Job Gallery
This job gallery shows completed Hearth Roofing projects across Queens, each one photographed on the roof by me or my crew.
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Recent projects by type of work
Recent roofs, sorted by the work
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Jackson Heights
Co-opSeams split from ponding, so we installed a two-ply modified bitumen flat roof.
Woodside
Attached row houseWorn three-tab shingles off, architectural shingles and new drip edge on.
Ridgewood
Mixed-use buildingCracked parapet wall flashing was soaking the store ceiling. Replaced and capped.
Forest Hills
Single-family homeSkylight leaking at the corners, reflashed with a new curb kit.
Long Island City
Apartment buildingSplit pipe boot on the EPDM roof, cut out and sealed.
Flashing detail up close
The joints where roofs let water in
Chimneys get two layers from me. Step flashing weaves under each shingle course, then counter flashing is cut into a mortar joint, bent down over it and sealed. If your chimney or wall flashing has failed, I'll repair it to match these close-ups.
Wall flashing gets the same lapped, tucked finish. Skylights get a full curb kit. Drip edge goes under the underlayment at the eaves, over it at the rakes. And you won't find tar smeared over any joint.
- Chimney
- Step
- Wall
- Skylight
- Drip edge
Chimney counter flashing
Three jobs, start to finish
What I found on three roofs and what I did
Each ran from first photo to cleanup. The Bayside job was a full tear-off and re-roof, down to new plywood.
| The job | AstoriaRow house | BaysideBrick two-family | CoronaStorefront |
|---|---|---|---|
| Problem found | Ceiling leak beside chimney | Curled shingles, soft deck | Ponding, split seams |
| Work done | New step and counter flashing | Tear-off and re-roof | Full flat roof replacement |
| Materials used | Aluminum step, copper counter flashing | GAF Timberline HDZ, new plywood | EPDM, tapered insulation, new drains |
| Job timeline | One day | Three days | Two days |
During the job
Every layer photographed before it's covered
The photos you get of your own roof
Your roof, photographed the way I see it
- 01Estimate
- 02During the job
- 03Finished
At the free estimate or inspection, I photograph what I find. Once old material comes off, my crew shoots the deck, underlayment and flashing before anything covers them.
At the end you get the finished details and the cleared site, the same kind of shots that fill this job gallery.
Put your roof in the next set of photos
Your roof could be the next one up here
Snap a few pictures of the spot that worries you and send them to me for a look, or book a free estimate and I'll come photograph it myself.
