A service-area contractor covering the whole island, from the East End to the North Shore, with no storefront and no add-on travel fee.
Coast 2 Coast Roofing & Exteriors does not have a storefront to walk into. We are a service-area contractor: the free inspection, the crew and the written scope come out to your house, wherever on Long Island that house sits. That matters here more than it would in a lot of markets, because the island is not one climate wearing on one kind of house. It is several, and the difference changes what a roof or a wall of siding actually needs.
Ask a roofer what Long Island weather does to a house and a lazy answer treats the whole island the same. It is not. Where a house sits changes what fails first.
Closest to the open water and the bays, these stretches take the most direct salt air and the most open wind, with less tree cover to break it up. Salt works on exposed metal and fasteners faster out here, so fastener choice, flashing detail and coating matter more than they do further inland.
A lot of North Shore housing stock is older, with steeper rooflines and mature tree canopy overhead. Steeper pitches change the labor on a roof replacement, and heavy tree cover means more debris load in the gutters, moss and algae staining on north-facing slopes, and a real risk of limb impact in a storm.
Central Long Island is largely postwar development, whole streets of ranches and capes built within a few years of each other. That means they are now reaching the end of their roof, siding and window life at close to the same time, sometimes block by block.
Further out and further inland, more shade and heavier pine and leaf cover mean more needle and leaf buildup on the roof and in the gutters, and slower drying after a rain. A deck that stays damp longer is a deck that is more likely to have hidden rot by the time of a tear-off.
National roofing advice is written for a national average. This is what actually happens on Long Island.
On most Long Island houses, the roof, the siding and the windows went in within a few years of each other, either as original construction or as an earlier round of upgrades. That means they tend to wear out together too. A homeowner calling about a tired roof very often also has chalking, faded siding and windows that fog between the panes, they just called about the roof first. That is the case for treating the exterior as one project instead of three separate ones: one contractor, one schedule, one written scope, instead of project-managing three trades yourself. Our roof replacement page breaks down what actually goes into that job, layer by layer.
Permits for a full roof replacement are not issued at the county level. Each Long Island town runs its own building department, so the permit for a house in Port Jefferson comes from a different office than one for a house in Bayport. Filing it is part of the job. It is a line in your written scope, and you are not the one tracking down the paperwork. Details are on our Suffolk County roofing permits page.
These seven towns come up most often in our own scheduling, and each has its own page written specifically for what that stretch of the island is like, not a copy of this one with the name swapped.
That list is not the limit. We serve homeowners across the rest of Suffolk County and into Nassau County. See the full service areas page for the complete list.
Both. Most of our work is in Suffolk, but we regularly work throughout Nassau County as well. If you are unsure whether your town is covered, call and ask.
No. We do not add a separate travel fee. Distance can factor into scheduling since the East End sits further from where most of our crews start the day, but it does not change how the job is priced or scoped.
We are available 24/7 for emergencies like active leaks and storm damage. Response time depends on where you are on the island and what is happening when you call, so the honest answer is to call (631) 546-6565 and we will tell you what to expect right away.
Yes, cold-weather roofing is done here routinely, including repairs and full replacements. Shingles need extra care to seal properly in cold temperatures, and we plan the work and the sequence around that rather than rushing it. Some jobs get scheduled around a stretch of milder weather when the work allows it.
These are the reviews our customers left on Google. There are nine of them, we publish all nine, and we do not post a star rating we cannot verify.
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.
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
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!
Start with the free inspection. You will get photos of what we found and a written scope you can read line by line, whether or not you hire us.
