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Storm-damaged asphalt shingle roof with lifted and missing shingles after a nor'easter in the Nassau and Westchester area
October 14, 2026

After a Nor'easter: Roof Damage Checklist, Nassau and Westchester

A practical checklist for Nassau and Westchester homeowners after a nor'easter: what to look for from the ground, when to call for a tarp, how to document for insurance, and how to tell a repair from a replacement.

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CertainTeed Grand Manor luxury shingle roof in Brownstone on a Garden City style Colonial home
October 8, 2026

Roof Replacement in Garden City: Working Within Village Rules

Garden City has a historic housing stock and an architectural review process to match. Here is how a roof replacement moves through the village, and which materials fit the houses.

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Drip edge installed at the eave of a new shingle roof on a Queens home, ready for the gutter
September 28, 2026

Replacing Gutters With Your Roof in Queens and Long Island

Most homeowners ask whether the gutters should come off with the roof. Usually yes, and here is why: drip edge, fascia, hangers, and how a tear-off affects all three.

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Large North Shore home in Nassau County with a newly installed composite slate roof
September 22, 2026

Roof Replacement in Great Neck and Manhasset: North Shore Homes

What roof replacement actually involves on the North Shore of Nassau County: steep Colonials and Tudors, village-by-village permitting, and wind straight off Long Island Sound.

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Roof replacement permit paperwork for a home in New York City, Nassau County or Westchester
September 19, 2026

Roof Replacement Permits in NYC, Nassau and Westchester

Who permits a roof replacement depends entirely on where the house is. Here is how the process differs between the five boroughs, the towns and villages of Nassau County and the municipalities of Westchester, and what your contractor should be handling for you.

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