Totowa Roofers — Post-war borough, careful setup
Totowa is a borough-scale Passaic County town where every roofing job is also a logistics exercise. Small lots, neighboring houses close enough that a careless setup ends up in their yard, and a housing stock that’s mostly 1960s post-war homes now on their third roof. The crew that does Totowa right knows how to work clean.
Sixty-year-old roofs, real tear-off work
Most Totowa post-war roofs have already been replaced twice, and what comes off in the third tear-off usually tells a story. We strip to the deck on every replacement, inspect and swap any soft sheathing, and re-do every flashing detail in copper or heavy-gauge aluminum. Ice & water shield runs 24 inches past the wall line per NJ code and lines every valley. Attic ventilation gets a soffit-and-ridge rebalance to fix what was undersized when the house was built.
Setup, staging, and a clean handoff
Tight borough lots mean we tarp the property lines before the first bundle goes up, run driveway-only dumpsters on most jobs, and magnetic-sweep the lawn twice — once mid-job, once at end. End of day the property is clean and the neighbor’s driveway is untouched. For seamless gutters, storm and leak repair, and broader Passaic coverage including Wayne, Pompton Lakes, and Clifton.