Maywood Roofers — Headquartered Here
127 W Central Ave is the address on every truck, every business card, and every permit we file. We’re not driving in from somewhere else — the crew lives in Bergen County, eats lunch on Maywood Ave, and walks to the Borough Hall to pull permits. Maywood is our home turf.
Capes, colonials, and the occasional Sears bungalow
The housing stock here is mostly post-war: 1940s Cape Cods with dormers and tight eaves, 1950s colonials with attached garages, and a craftsman pocket on Maywood Ave and Pleasant Ave from the 1920s. Most lots are 50x100, which means driveway-only dumpster placement, no street permits needed. Attic ventilation is consistently undersized for the square footage — we re-balance soffit and ridge intake on every replacement.
The advantage of being five minutes away
Permits at Borough Hall: 1–3 days, not 5–7. Storm tarps in 12 minutes flat. Same-day emergency response, no overtime markup. We use the Bergen County transfer station four miles east, which means dump fees stay low and we can usually fit Maywood jobs into the schedule a week earlier than out-of-town work. The owner walks every Maywood roof at the end — usually on his way home for dinner.