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Roof Replacement in Staten Island

When repairs no longer solve the problem, a new roof protects your home for decades. ProLine Roofing inspects, prices and installs your replacement, with the price in writing before work starts.

✓ Free roof inspection and written estimate

✓ Asphalt shingle, metal, tile, cedar shake and flat roofs

✓ Warranty details in writing before work starts

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$5,000 – $15,000+

Typical asphalt shingle replacement

1 to 2 days

Typical shingle install once work starts

Free

Inspection and written estimate

Licensed

and insured, HIC #2120969-DCWP

Roof replacement, explained

What a roof replacement involves, and what it costs on Staten Island

A roof replacement removes the old roofing down to the deck, repairs any damaged wood, and installs a new roof system: underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and shingles, metal, tile or a flat membrane. For most Staten Island homes, a full asphalt shingle replacement costs about $5,000 to $15,000 or more. Once work starts, the install takes one to two days.

ProLine Roofing is a licensed and insured local contractor, HIC #2120969-DCWP. We start with a free inspection and give you an itemized written estimate, so you know the scope, the materials and the price before you sign. We install GAF shingles, and we are open 24/7 if a leak cannot wait.

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At a glance

Cost

About $5,000 to $15,000+ for asphalt shingles. Small roofs start near $5,000.

Time

One to two days for a typical shingle roof once work starts.

Estimate

Free, itemized and in writing, with photos of your roof.

Leaks

Open 24/7. We respond fast and stop the water first.

Is it time?

Signs you need a roof replacement

Repairs fix a problem. A replacement fixes a roof that is failing as a system. These are the signs we look for.

Your roof is near the end of its life

3-tab shingles last 15 to 20 years and architectural shingles 25 to 30. An older roof that leaks is not worth patching again.

Shingles curl, crack or lose granules

Granules in the gutters and bare patches show the shingle surface is wearing out.

Leaks show up in more than one place

Stains in several rooms point to a roof-wide problem, not one failed seal.

The roofline sags or the deck feels soft

A sag can mean wet or damaged decking. Have it checked the same day.

Storm damage covers large areas

Missing shingles across a slope, creased shingles and torn flashing add up fast.

Repairs keep adding up

When repair bills approach the cost of a new roof, replacement is the better value.

Repair or replace?

Repair or replace your roof?

A repair makes sense when…

✓ The damage is in one small area

✓ The rest of the roof is sound and has years of life left

✓ A few shingles, a vent or a flashing detail failed

✓ The deck is dry and solid

A replacement makes sense when…

✓ The roof is near or past its expected life

✓ Leaks keep coming back in different places

✓ Shingles are brittle, curling or shedding granules

✓ Repairs now cost a large share of a new roof

Not sure which one you need? Our inspection is free, and we give you a straight answer. See our 5 signs guide or our roof repair page.

Pricing

How much does a roof replacement cost on Staten Island?

These ranges show where most jobs land. Your free estimate gives the exact number in writing.

Minor repair

$150 – $400

A leaking spot, a few shingles or a small flashing fix. Shown for comparison.

Larger repair

$400 – $1,000+

More roof area, damaged decking or a leak that is hard to trace.

Full asphalt shingle replacement

$5,000 – $15,000+

Tear-off to cleanup. Small roofs start near $5,000. Large or complex roofs cost more.

Metal, tile, cedar shake and flat roofs are priced by the job. Read our roofing costs guide or try the roofing calculator.

What moves the price

Six things that change your roof replacement price

Two roofs on the same block can cost very different amounts. These are the reasons.

Roof size and pitch

More square footage means more material and labor. Steep roofs need more safety planning.

Layers to remove

Each old layer adds tear-off and disposal work.

Material you choose

Asphalt, metal, tile, cedar shake and flat systems carry very different material and labor costs.

Condition of the decking

Rotted or damaged wood must be replaced. We find it during the tear-off and quote it before we do the work.

Flashing and penetrations

Chimneys, skylights, vents and wall joints take careful flashing work.

Access, permits and timing

Tight lots, rooftop access, required permits and weather all affect the plan.

Roof life

How long does each roof type last?

Typical lifespans for planning. Real life depends on installation, ventilation, weather and upkeep.

3-tab asphalt

15 – 20 yrs

Lighter, lower cost, flat profile.

Architectural asphalt

25 – 30 yrs

Thicker, dimensional look. A common choice for Staten Island homes.

Premium asphalt lines

30+ yrs

Heavier shingles for owners who want the longest asphalt life.

Metal

40 – 70 yrs

Typical range. Higher cost up front, low upkeep.

Tile

50+ yrs

Typical range. Heavy and durable, needs proper structure.

Flat (TPO, EPDM)

10 – 20 yrs

Typical range for membrane systems on flat roofs.

See the full roof lifespan guide.

Roofing materials

Roof types we install

We compare materials for your home, budget and style during your free estimate.

Asphalt shingles

The most popular choice. We install GAF shingles in 3-tab, architectural and premium lines.

Asphalt shingle roofing →

Metal roofing

Long-lasting and tough in harsh weather. Higher cost up front.

Metal roofing →

Tile roofing

Classic style with excellent durability.

Tile roofing →

Cedar shake roofing

Natural wood character and warmth.

Cedar shake roofing →

Flat roofing

TPO and EPDM systems for flat and low-slope roofs on homes and businesses.

Flat roofing →

Not sure which to pick?

Tell us your budget and how long you plan to stay. We explain the trade-offs in plain words.

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Architectural asphalt shingle roof with a skylight on a residential home

Asphalt shingle roof

Dimensional shingles with clean ridge lines, flashed penetrations and proper ventilation.

New white flat roof membrane with a skylight on a city building

Flat roof replacement

A new single-ply membrane with clean edges and a sealed skylight curb.

How it works

Our roof replacement process, step by step

No surprises. You know what happens next at every stage.

1

Free inspection

We inspect the roof surface, flashing, vents and gutters, and the attic where it is safe. You see the same photos we do.

2

Itemized written estimate

Materials, labor, tear-off, flashing, permit and disposal on separate lines, with a timeline. Compare it at your pace.

3

Permits and approvals

A NYC Department of Buildings permit is often needed. Co-op and condo boards may need to approve. We confirm what applies.

4

Tear-off and deck check

We remove the old roofing and inspect the decking. If wood needs replacing, we explain it and quote it before we do the work.

5

Installation

Underlayment, flashing, ventilation and your new roofing go on in the right order, with details done to the manufacturer instructions.

6

Cleanup and walkthrough

We clear debris, walk the finished roof with you and give you your warranty details in writing.

Asphalt shingle roofs take one to two days once work starts. Roof size, access and weather change the schedule.

Install days

What a typical shingle install looks like

Every roof is different. This is the usual flow for a standard asphalt shingle replacement.

Day 1: tear-off and prep

The crew protects landscaping and the property, removes the old roofing, checks the deck and makes repairs, then installs underlayment and flashing.

Day 2: shingles and finish

New shingles, ridge caps and vents go on. We clean up, check the work and walk the roof with you.

Longer or more complex roofs

Large roofs, steep pitches, multiple layers, deck repairs and bad weather can add time. Your written estimate includes a timeline.

Staten Island and NYC details

Permits, boards and weather

The details that slow down a roof replacement are often not the roofing itself. We handle them with you.

Department of Buildings permits

A New York City Department of Buildings permit is often needed for roof work, and the rules change. As a rule of thumb, replacing more than about a quarter of the roof may require one. We confirm what applies to your address.

Co-op, condo and landmark buildings

Boards often need to approve roof work, and historic districts add review steps. We give you a written estimate and photo report to bring to that conversation.

Weather and scheduling

Dry weather makes the work safer and cleaner. We plan around the forecast and protect your home if conditions change mid-job.

Insurance and warranty

Insurance claims and warranties

What to know before you sign.

Insurance

Coverage depends on your policy. Storm damage may be covered, while wear from age often is not. We provide photos and a written report you can send to your insurer. Read our storm damage checklist.

Warranty

Material warranties vary by product. We give you the warranty details in writing before work starts, so you know what covers materials and workmanship on your job.

Financing and payment

Ask us how payment works for your project when you request your estimate.

Where we work

Roof replacement across Staten Island and beyond

We replace roofs in every Staten Island neighborhood, including Great Kills, New Dorp, Tottenville, St. George, Todt Hill, Annadale, Eltingville, Port Richmond and Westerleigh.

Staten Island

Home to our team. Free estimates across the island.

Roof repair on Staten Island →

Brooklyn

Flat roofs, brownstones, rowhouses and commercial buildings.

Roofing in Brooklyn →

New Jersey

Homes and businesses across New Jersey.

Roofing in New Jersey →

Customer reviews

What our customers say

★★★★★

“I needed to replace my roof right away due to leaks. ProLine Roofing was able to fit me in their schedule and replaced the roof just in time for the next storm. I want to thank Loni and his crew for such a fast response and reasonable price.”

Larry L · Google review

★★★★★

“We would just like to thank Lonnie for quickly coming to our rescue. My sister's house had roof damage after the last big storm while she was away. I called Proline, they came quickly, gave me a quote that was very reasonable, and a few days later the job was done. Quality work, clean, polite and efficient you couldn't ask for more.”

Dr. Louis Vastola · Staten Island, NY

★★★★★

“Working in the rain isn't easy, but proline roofing stayed focused and got our roof taken care of efficiently. They made sure everything was properly secured and waterproofed before calling it a day. Great communication throughout the process!”

Melissa Diaz · Google review

FAQ

Roof replacement questions, answered

How much does a roof replacement cost on Staten Island?

A full asphalt shingle replacement costs about $5,000 to $15,000 or more, and small roofs start near $5,000. Size, pitch, layers, materials and decking condition move the price. Read our roofing costs guide or request a free estimate.

How long does a roof replacement take?

Once work starts, an asphalt shingle install takes one to two days. Large or complex roofs, flat roofs and bad weather take longer. Your written estimate includes a timeline.

How do I know if I need a new roof?

Watch for a roof near the end of its life, curling or cracked shingles, granules in the gutters, leaks in several places, a sagging roofline and large storm damage. See our 5 signs guide or book a free inspection.

Can a new roof go over the old one?

It depends on the condition of the old roof and local building rules. In most cases we recommend a full tear-off so we can inspect and repair the decking. We tell you what makes sense at your inspection.

What is the best time of year to replace a roof?

Dry, mild weather is ideal, and many owners choose spring or fall. Replacements happen throughout the year, and a failing roof should not wait. Read the best time to replace a roof in NYC.

Which roofing material should I choose?

Architectural asphalt shingles balance price and durability for most Staten Island homes. Metal costs more up front and lasts longer. Tile and cedar shake suit specific styles, and flat roofs need membrane systems. We compare options in your estimate.

How long will my new roof last?

Lifespans run 15 to 20 years for 3-tab shingles, 25 to 30 for architectural and 30 or more for premium lines. Metal often lasts 40 to 70 years, tile 50 or more, and flat membranes 10 to 20. See the roof lifespan guide.

Do I need a permit to replace my roof in NYC?

A New York City Department of Buildings permit is often needed, and the rules change. We confirm what applies to your address and tell you before work starts.

Will my insurance cover a roof replacement?

It depends on your policy. Storm damage may be covered, while wear from age often is not. We provide photos and a written report to support a claim.

What warranties come with a new roof?

Material warranties vary by product. We give you warranty details in writing before work starts. Ask about coverage when you request your estimate.

What happens if you find damaged wood under the old roof?

We show you the damage, explain the repair and quote any extra work before we do it. You stay in control of the scope and the price.

Do I need to be home during the work?

You do not have to be, but it helps. We need access to the property, and we like to walk the finished roof with you. Tell us your schedule and we plan around it.

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