Roof Repair in Coram, NY

Your Roof Fixed Right the First Time

When storms hit Coram, you need roof repair that actually lasts—not quick fixes that fail next season. We ensure that your roof is repaired with durability in mind, providing peace of mind for the future.
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Professional Roof Repair Coram

Stop Worrying About Your Next Storm
You know that feeling when you hear rain and wonder if your ceiling will start dripping again. That stops here. When we repair your roof, you get materials built for Long Island’s coastal weather—not the bargain stuff that peels off in the next nor’easter. Your repair comes with the confidence that comes from 20+ years of keeping Coram homes dry through hurricanes, ice storms, and everything in between. No more buckets in the living room. No more calling three different contractors to fix what the last guy “repaired.” Just a roof that works when you need it most.

Roof Repair Contractor Coram

We Actually Live Here Too
Rich’s Construction isn’t some franchise operation that shows up, takes your money, and disappears. We’re your neighbors—been fixing roofs across Suffolk County for over two decades. We know what Long Island weather does to roofs because we deal with the same storms you do. When that hail hit Coram last summer, we were out there fixing our neighbors’ roofs the next morning. That’s what local contractors do. You’re not getting a sales pitch from us. You’re getting straight talk from people who’ve seen every type of roof problem this area can throw at you.
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Roof Repair Process Coram

Here's Exactly What Happens Next
First, we actually show up when we say we will. Crazy concept, right? We inspect your roof properly—not just the obvious damage, but the spots where problems start. Long Island weather is sneaky. That small leak today becomes a major structural issue next winter if it’s not handled right. Then we give you a real estimate. No games, no “oh, we found more problems” surprises halfway through. You know what you’re paying before we start. The repair itself is straightforward. We use materials that can handle coastal storms and temperature swings. Most jobs finish in a day, maybe two for bigger problems. We clean up completely because nobody wants roofing debris in their driveway for weeks.
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Coram Roof Repair Services

Every Type of Roof Problem We Fix
Storm damage is the big one around here. When those 70-mph winds hit Coram, they don’t just blow off a few shingles—they can lift entire sections, damage flashing, and create entry points for water that won’t show up until your next heavy rain. We handle the obvious stuff like missing shingles and visible leaks, but also the problems you can’t see from the ground. Damaged underlayment, compromised flashing around chimneys and vents, ice dam damage that weakens your roof structure. Here in Coram, we also deal with a lot of salt air damage. That coastal environment is tough on roofing materials, especially if they weren’t installed with Long Island conditions in mind. We use materials specifically rated for coastal applications—not the standard stuff that works fine in Iowa but fails here in three years.
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How quickly can you repair storm damage to my roof in Coram?

For emergency situations—like a tree through your roof or major leak during a storm—we can typically get someone out the same day or next morning to secure the area and prevent further damage. Most standard storm repairs in Coram finish within one working day. Larger jobs might take two days, but we’re not talking about weeks-long projects. We understand you need your roof fixed fast, especially with Long Island’s unpredictable weather patterns. The key is calling as soon as you notice damage. What looks like minor storm damage can turn into major structural problems if water gets into your roof system. We’d rather fix three shingles today than replace half your roof next month.
Storm damage is the biggest issue we see in Coram. Long Island gets hit with everything—nor’easters, hurricanes, severe thunderstorms with golf ball-sized hail. Each type of storm creates different problems. High winds lift and tear shingles, especially on older roofs where the adhesive strips have weathered. Hail creates impact damage that might not be visible from the ground but compromises your shingles’ protective granules. Ice dams from heavy snow can force water back under shingles and into your home. We also see a lot of damage from the salt air environment. Coastal conditions are tough on roofing materials, causing premature deterioration of flashing, gutters, and shingles that weren’t designed for this climate. That’s why we only use materials rated for coastal applications.
Most homeowner’s insurance policies cover roof damage from storms, wind, and hail—which covers the majority of roof problems we see in Coram. The key is documenting the damage properly and filing your claim quickly. We help homeowners navigate the insurance process because we know what adjusters look for. We can provide detailed damage assessments, photos, and material specifications that support your claim. Many times, insurance companies initially offer settlements that don’t cover the full scope of necessary repairs. The important thing is not to wait. Insurance companies have deadlines for filing claims after storm events. Even if the damage seems minor, it’s worth having it inspected and documented. What looks like a small problem now could be expensive damage later if it’s not addressed properly.
Age is the first factor. If your roof is over 20 years old and you’re dealing with multiple problem areas, replacement usually makes more economic sense than ongoing repairs. But age alone doesn’t determine everything. The extent and type of damage matter more. Isolated storm damage, a few missing shingles, or localized leaks can typically be repaired effectively. But if you have widespread granule loss, multiple leak points, or structural damage from ice dams or fallen trees, replacement might be your better option. We’ll give you an honest assessment. Sometimes homeowners expect us to push them toward the more expensive option, but that’s not how we work. If a repair will solve your problem for years to come, that’s what we’ll recommend. If you’re going to be calling us back every season, we’ll tell you that too.
Coastal Long Island is tough on roofing materials, so you need products specifically designed for salt air, high winds, and temperature extremes. Standard asphalt shingles work, but only if they’re algae-resistant and rated for high wind conditions. We typically recommend architectural shingles with enhanced wind resistance ratings. They handle Long Island’s storm conditions better than basic three-tab shingles. For flashing and gutters, we use materials with enhanced corrosion resistance because salt air accelerates metal deterioration. The key is proper installation as much as material choice. Even the best materials fail if they’re not installed correctly for coastal conditions. We use installation techniques and fastening patterns specifically designed for high-wind areas. It costs a bit more upfront but saves you from having to redo the work in a few years.
Most roof repairs in Coram run between $400 and $1,800, depending on the extent of damage and materials needed. Simple shingle replacement or minor leak repairs are on the lower end. Storm damage involving multiple areas, flashing repair, or structural work costs more. The wide range exists because “roof repair” covers everything from replacing a few wind-damaged shingles to rebuilding sections damaged by fallen trees. We provide detailed estimates that break down labor, materials, and any additional work needed so you know exactly what you’re paying for. Keep in mind that delaying repairs usually makes them more expensive. A $500 repair today can easily become a $5,000 problem next winter if water gets into your roof system. We’d rather fix small problems now than deal with major damage later—it’s better for you and honestly easier for us too.