Most Long Island homes that need a roof also need something else. We handle the entire exterior as one job, and we show you exactly what we found and exactly what is in the number before anyone climbs a ladder.
Tell us what the house needs. We come out, look at it properly, and give you a written scope with the number explained line by line.
Ask around and you will hear it constantly: one contractor says $13,600, the next says $27,400, same house, same roof. Homeowners end up posting photos of their finished roofs online asking strangers whether the work was done right, because nobody handed them a way to judge it.
The gap is almost never greed. It is scope. One quote includes a full tear-off, new decking where it is rotten, new step flashing, ice and water shield, and a ridge vent. The other is a layover with the old flashing reused. Both are "a new roof." Only one of them is still working in year twelve.
So we do the boring thing. We put the entire scope on paper before the job starts, in language you can actually check, and we tell you which line items the other quote is probably missing.
A contractor who is confident in the job has nothing to lose by handing you the checklist. That is the whole idea.
Photos of the actual condition of your actual roof, explained in plain terms. Including when the answer is that it can wait.
Materials, layers, decking contingency, flashing, ventilation, cleanup and permit, itemized before the work starts.
Roof, siding, windows, doors and gutters. One schedule, one crew standard, one person accountable for the seams between them.
Workmanship warranty plus the manufacturer product warranty, with the paperwork given to you at the final walkthrough.
No star graphic and no review count, because we will not put a number on this site we cannot prove. Here is what people actually wrote.
I would like to give a huge shout out to Coast 2 Coast Roofing & Exteriors! They did such an AMAZING job on our home. Please see our before and after pictures of our vinyl siding. They also did outdoor lighting and some home improvements. This company was reasonable, reliable, knowledgeable, efficient, clean and organized, and most of all great customer service! I highly recommend this company
Frank was excellent to deal with. I am doing my roof, siding and windows. We went through all the materials being used in great detail. He provided samples so I can see, touch and feel them for myself. He was not pushy or aggressive to sell me this job.
They are courteous and professional and they get the job in the time they tell you that they are gonna get done. Overall, very satisfied with my window installation and porch renovation!
Chris from coast to coast gave us a quote for siding and gutters. Very thorough and helpful
Cris was professional and polite. I had a very positive quote experience. Thank you!
Great sales person, job was completed on time and quickly! Thanks! Great company!
Start with what is failing. We will tell you honestly whether the rest can wait.
A full tear-off and rebuild, with the decking, flashing and ventilation handled properly, not just new shingles over old problems.
See how we do itWe find where the water is actually getting in, fix that, and tell you honestly whether a repair is the right call.
See how we do itA real inspection with photos and a written condition report, including the answer you may be hoping for: not yet.
See how we do itSiding that holds up to coastal wind and salt, installed with the flashing details that keep water out of the wall.
See how we do itEnergy-efficient replacement windows, measured and set square, sealed so the draft and the noise both stop.
See how we do itWater coming in tonight is a different problem from a roof that needs replacing. We tarp it, stop the active leak, and deal with the rest in daylight.
Get it stoppedAlso: storm damage repair, shingle roofing, metal roofing, flat and low-slope roofing, window installation, doors and gutters.
The 1970s colonial that needs a roof usually has original windows leaking heat and siding that has been chalking for a decade. Handled as three separate projects, that is three contractors, three schedules, three deposits, and nobody who owns the seam where the siding meets the roof.
That seam is exactly where Long Island homes leak. Coastal wind drives rain sideways into a wall that a roofer says is the siding guy's problem and a siding installer says is the roofer's. When one company does both, the argument disappears.
Our own customers do this. One is having the roof, the siding and the windows done together. Another had windows plus a porch renovation. A third had siding and gutters quoted as one job.
From the first consultation to the final walkthrough, nothing happens that you have not seen in writing.
We look at the whole envelope, not just the spot you called about, then show you photos of what we found and explain it in plain terms.
Materials, tear-off, decking contingency, flashing, ventilation, cleanup and permit, itemized. This is the document that makes two quotes comparable.
One schedule, one crew standard, one person accountable, whether the job is a roof, or a roof plus siding plus windows.
We walk it with you before final payment, magnet-sweep the property, and hand over the workmanship and manufacturer warranty paperwork.
These are our crews and our finished jobs. No stock photography anywhere on this site.
We are a service-area contractor, which means we come to you. From the North Shore harbors to the South Shore bays, these are the communities we work in most.
Zoom around the actual service area. If your town is on this map, we have probably already worked a street near you. The list above is not exhaustive either: we also serve Shoreham, Smithtown, Riverhead, Southampton, East Hampton, Southold, Shelter Island, Huntington and more. If your town is not here, call and ask.
It is a real inspection. We look at the whole envelope, photograph what we find, and walk you through it. If your roof has years left, that is what the report will say. We would rather have you call us in four years than sell you a roof you did not need.
Most are done in one to two days depending on the size of the home and the system you choose. You get a specific timeline in the written proposal, not a guess on the phone.
Most full roof replacements do require a permit, and we handle the filing as part of the job. The permit line is in your written scope so you are not surprised by it later.
Yes, and this is what we are built for. One scope, one schedule, one crew standard, one set of warranty paperwork. It is also usually less disruptive than running three separate projects across a year.
Yes. We offer flexible financing options so a necessary exterior repair does not have to wait. We will go through what is available when we give you the proposal.
We never open more roof than we can dry in, and the exposed area gets covered before the crew leaves. Weather is the normal condition on Long Island in spring and fall, and the schedule is built around it rather than surprised by it.
You will get photos of what we found and a written scope you can read line by line, whether or not you hire us. That is the whole offer.
