Randolph Roofers — Early-1970s suburban, multi-pitch work
Randolph is one of Morris County’s largest townships by housing units, and the bulk of that housing went up in the early 1970s — suburban colonials and split-levels on larger lots than the older Morris boroughs. The roofs we work on here are typically on their first or second replacement cycle, and the geometry tells most of the story.
Multi-pitch geometry is the recurring challenge
A 1970s Randolph split isn’t a single roof plane. It’s three or four planes meeting at different elevations, with an attached garage flashed in lower and dormers tied into the main field. Every wall and chimney tie-in is a potential leak point, and most of them haven’t been touched since the original build. Our replacement scope re-does every step flashing, every counter-flashing, and every valley metal in copper or heavy-gauge aluminum. Ice & water shield runs 24 inches past the wall line per NJ code on every eave and valley.
Gutters, leaders, and full coordination
Larger 1970s roofs throw more water than the gutter systems they came with. On every Randolph replacement we size the seamless aluminum gutter and leader system to match actual roof area — not the builder spec. Downspouts get re-routed where the original drainage doesn’t work. For nearby Morris coverage: Morristown, Madison, Chatham, Mendham. The storm and leak repair line runs 24/7.