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When your roof is properly installed and maintained, you sleep better during storms. You don’t worry about leaks during heavy rain or wonder if your shingles will survive the next coastal wind event.
That’s what happens when you work with roofers who actually understand Mecox’s coastal challenges. Your energy bills stay predictable because your roof maintains proper insulation. Your home value stays protected because your roof looks great and functions perfectly.
You get peace of mind knowing your family is protected, no matter what the weather brings to Long Island’s coast.
We’ve been protecting Long Island homes since 2002. We’re not some fly-by-night operation—we’re your neighbors, and we’ve seen every type of coastal roofing challenge Mecox can throw at a house.
We understand how salt air affects different materials. We know which installation methods hold up against those sudden wind gusts that come off the water. We’ve repaired storm damage from nor’easters and helped families prepare for hurricane season.
As a family-owned, licensed, and fully insured company, we stake our reputation on every job. When you call us, you’re getting decades of local experience and the kind of service that keeps customers recommending us to their friends.
We start with a thorough inspection of your current roof and an honest assessment of what you’re dealing with. No high-pressure sales tactics—just a clear explanation of your options and realistic timelines.
Once you decide to move forward, we handle all the permits and scheduling. Our crew shows up when we say we will, protects your property during the work, and cleans up completely when we’re done.
Throughout the project, we keep you informed about progress and any issues we discover. You’ll know exactly what’s happening and why. When we’re finished, you get a final walkthrough and all your warranty information. Most importantly, you get a roof that’s built to handle whatever Mecox weather comes next.
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Every roofing project includes a complete assessment of your home’s specific needs. We don’t use cookie-cutter approaches because every house faces different coastal exposure levels and structural considerations.
You get premium materials designed for coastal environments—whether that’s corrosion-resistant metal roofing, impact-resistant shingles, or specialized underlayment that handles moisture better. We also include proper ventilation systems that prevent the humidity problems common in Mecox homes.
Our service covers everything from initial consultation through final cleanup. That includes handling insurance claims if you’re dealing with storm damage, coordinating with other trades if you need additional work, and providing ongoing maintenance recommendations to keep your investment protected. You also get our comprehensive warranty and emergency repair services when you need them most.
Metal roofing and high-quality architectural shingles perform best in coastal areas like Mecox. Metal roofing resists salt air corrosion and handles high winds extremely well—it’s becoming increasingly popular for good reason.
If you prefer traditional shingles, we use impact-resistant varieties with enhanced granules that stand up to UV exposure and salt spray. The key is proper installation with corrosion-resistant fasteners and underlayment designed for coastal moisture levels.
We avoid materials that don’t handle humidity well or that require frequent maintenance in salt air conditions. Every recommendation we make considers your specific location’s exposure to coastal elements.
We recommend annual inspections for coastal properties, ideally in late spring after winter storms have passed. Coastal homes face more aggressive weather conditions than inland properties, so catching small issues early saves major headaches later.
After significant storm events—especially nor’easters or hurricanes—you should have your roof checked even if you don’t see obvious damage. Salt spray and high winds can loosen fasteners or damage flashing in ways that aren’t immediately visible from the ground.
Between professional inspections, keep an eye on your gutters for excessive granule buildup and check your attic for any signs of moisture or light coming through. These are early warning signs that shouldn’t be ignored in coastal environments.
Most residential roof replacements take 2-4 days depending on the size of your home and weather conditions. We always check the forecast before starting and won’t begin if storms are expected during the tear-off phase.
The process starts with material delivery and site preparation, followed by complete removal of your old roof. We install new underlayment, flashing, and roofing material in that order, with final cleanup and inspection on the last day.
Weather delays are more common in coastal areas, but we plan for that. We’ll never leave your home exposed overnight, and we use temporary protection if we need to pause work. Rush jobs in coastal environments often lead to problems later, so we prioritize doing it right over doing it fast.
Yes, we work directly with insurance companies and can help guide you through the entire claims process. We document damage thoroughly with photos and detailed reports that insurance adjusters need for accurate assessments.
Our team knows what insurance companies look for and how to present damage claims effectively. We’ll meet with your adjuster, provide detailed estimates, and advocate for proper repairs rather than quick fixes that won’t last in coastal conditions.
We also understand the urgency of storm damage repairs. We provide emergency services to prevent further damage while your claim is being processed, and we work within insurance timelines to get your roof restored properly and quickly.
We’ve been specializing in coastal roofing for over 22 years, so we understand the specific challenges that Mecox homes face. Many contractors treat coastal properties the same as inland homes, but that approach leads to premature failures and frequent repairs.
We’re also a full-service company, handling roofing, chimney, siding, and gutter work. When you have multiple exterior issues—which is common after coastal storms—you get one contractor, one warranty, and one point of contact instead of coordinating multiple trades.
As a family-owned local business, our reputation depends on long-term relationships with customers. We’re not trying to get in and out quickly—we want to be the roofing company you call for the life of your home.
First, protect your belongings by moving items away from the leak and placing containers to catch water. Don’t attempt any exterior repairs during active storms—it’s dangerous and often ineffective in high winds and rain.
Call us immediately for emergency service. We provide 24/7 emergency response and can often provide temporary solutions to minimize interior damage until permanent repairs can be made safely.
Document the damage with photos for insurance purposes, but focus on protecting your home’s interior first. Once the storm passes, we’ll assess the damage properly and recommend permanent solutions. Quick emergency patches rarely hold up in coastal conditions, so proper repair is essential for long-term protection.
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