Flat and low-slope roofing for Brooklyn's rowhouses, brownstones, and multifamily buildings — including shared-wall leak diagnosis on attached housing.
Brooklyn's rowhouses and brownstones often share a roof line with the building next door, which means a leak on one roof can show up as a ceiling stain two doors down. We coordinate with adjoining owners when a job touches a shared parapet or flashing detail, and we're equally at home on the flat commercial roofs and the smaller, older roof decks common across Brooklyn's brownstone blocks.
A Brooklyn Heights roof deck finished with pavers on pedestals had a leak underneath — not a simple fix when the whole surface has to come up first. We removed the paver tiles section by section, diagnosed the source of the leak, installed a full new roof membrane, and applied a protective coating over the repair. Once the new roofing had time to cure, we came back and reinstalled every paver in place. Most roofers stop at "we don't touch the pavers" — we handle the entire job start to finish, so our clients deal with one reliable contractor instead of coordinating multiple trades.
Pavers removed — leak diagnosis underway
New roof membrane installed
Protective coating applied
Pavers reinstalled — deck restored
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