Roof Repair in Commack, NY

Fast, Reliable Roof Repairs Done Right

When your roof needs fixing, you need contractors who understand Long Island weather and get the job done properly the first time.

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Professional Roof Repair Commack

Your Roof Problems Solved Quickly

You’re not looking for a temporary patch job that fails after the next storm. You need roof repair that actually lasts through Long Island’s harsh weather conditions.

That’s exactly what you get when you work with experienced contractors who understand how coastal storms, salt air, and temperature changes affect your roof. No more worrying about leaks during the next nor’easter or wondering if those missing shingles will turn into a bigger problem.

Your home stays dry, your family stays comfortable, and you get the peace of mind that comes from knowing your roof repair was done right the first time by contractors who’ve been solving these exact problems for over 36 years.

Commack General Contractor Services

36+ Years Fixing Long Island Roofs

Rich’s Construction has been serving Commack and Suffolk County homeowners since the 1980s. We’re not just another roofing company—we’re your neighbors who understand exactly what Long Island weather does to roofs.

Our BBB A+ rating isn’t just a badge. It represents decades of completing projects on time, within budget, and with the kind of quality that keeps homeowners recommending us to their friends and family.

We’ve seen every type of storm damage, from hurricane-force winds that lift shingles to the slow deterioration that salt air causes to metal components. That experience means we know how to fix your roof properly, not just make it look good temporarily.

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Roof Repair Process Commack

Our Straightforward Repair Process

First, we thoroughly inspect your roof to identify all the damage—not just what’s visible from the ground. Many Commack homeowners are surprised to learn their “small leak” is actually part of a larger problem that needs proper attention.

Next, we give you a clear, honest assessment and fair pricing. No pressure tactics, no inflated estimates. Just straightforward information so you can make the right decision for your home and budget.

Then we get to work. Our experienced crew uses quality materials designed to handle Long Island’s weather conditions. We don’t just fix the immediate problem—we address underlying issues that could cause future headaches.

Most repairs are completed in a single day, getting your home protected quickly while ensuring the work meets our standards for long-term durability.

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Storm Damage Roof Repair

Built for Long Island Weather Conditions

Living on Long Island means dealing with unique challenges that most roofers don’t fully understand. Salt air from the coast accelerates wear on metal components. High winds from coastal storms can lift shingles and damage flashing. Heavy rains find every weak spot and turn minor issues into major problems.

The most frequent roof problems we see in Commack are wind damage from coastal storms, missing or damaged shingles, and flashing failures around chimneys and vents. We also see a lot of issues with nail pops—small holes where nails have worked loose over time that allow water infiltration.

We use materials specifically chosen for these conditions. Our roof repairs include proper sealing, wind-resistant installation techniques, and corrosion-resistant components that last in our coastal environment. Whether you’re dealing with missing shingles from last week’s storm, a persistent leak that’s been getting worse, or damage from falling tree branches, we have the experience and materials to fix it properly.

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How quickly can you repair my roof after storm damage in Commack?

For most roof repairs in Commack, we can typically get your roof watertight within 24-48 hours of your call, depending on weather conditions and the extent of damage. We understand that when your roof is damaged, every hour counts. Water damage spreads quickly, and waiting days or weeks for repairs can turn a manageable problem into a major renovation project. Our emergency response process starts with a thorough inspection to assess all damage, not just what’s obvious. Then we prioritize getting your home protected from further water intrusion while we prepare for complete repairs using materials designed for Long Island’s coastal conditions.
Long Island’s coastal location creates unique challenges that require specialized knowledge and materials. Salt air corrosion, high winds from coastal storms, and the combination of freeze-thaw cycles with moisture exposure demand different repair approaches than inland areas. We see metal components like flashing, gutters, and fasteners deteriorate faster in our coastal environment. That’s why we use corrosion-resistant materials specifically designed for Long Island conditions, not generic products that might work elsewhere but fail quickly here. Our repair techniques also account for the high winds common during nor’easters and occasional hurricanes. This means proper sealing methods, wind-resistant installation techniques, and understanding how different roofing materials perform under the stress of coastal weather patterns.
Our inspection process looks at multiple factors: the age of your roof, extent of damage, condition of the underlying structure, and cost-effectiveness of repairs versus replacement. For asphalt shingles (the most common in Commack), we examine granule loss, curling, missing shingles, and the condition of flashing around penetrations. We also check for nail pops, which are common here due to temperature fluctuations and can indicate broader structural movement. We’ll give you an honest assessment of whether repairs will solve your problems long-term or if you’re looking at ongoing issues that make replacement more economical. Our goal is to provide solutions that make sense for your situation, not sell you services you don’t need.
Yes, we have extensive experience working with insurance companies on storm damage claims and can help guide you through the process to ensure you receive fair coverage for necessary repairs. We document damage thoroughly with photos and detailed assessments that insurance adjusters need to process claims efficiently. Our experience with local weather patterns and common types of storm damage in Commack helps us identify issues that might be overlooked during initial inspections. We can also help you understand what your policy covers and work directly with your insurance company to streamline the repair process. This takes the stress off you during an already difficult time and ensures repairs meet both insurance requirements and our quality standards.
We select materials specifically designed to withstand Long Island’s coastal conditions, including corrosion-resistant metals, high-wind-rated shingles, and specialized sealants that perform well in salt air environments. For metal components like flashing and fasteners, we use marine-grade materials that resist salt air corrosion much better than standard products. For shingle repairs, we match existing materials when possible but recommend upgrades to wind-resistant options if your current roof is vulnerable to storm damage. All materials we use meet or exceed local building codes and manufacturer specifications for coastal installations. We also ensure proper ventilation and moisture management, which is crucial in our humid coastal climate to prevent issues like ice dams in winter and heat buildup in summer.
Most roof repairs in Commack range from $400 to $1,800, with the average homeowner spending around $1,100. The final cost depends on the extent of damage, materials needed, and complexity of the repair work. Simple repairs like replacing a few missing shingles or fixing minor flashing issues are on the lower end of this range. More extensive repairs involving structural damage, multiple roof sections, or specialized materials for coastal conditions cost more but prevent much larger expenses down the road. We provide detailed written estimates that break down materials and labor costs, so you understand exactly what you’re paying for. We also discuss options when multiple repair approaches are possible, helping you make decisions that fit your budget while ensuring long-term protection for your home.