Roof Coating & Sealing Contractors in Maspeth, NY

"Jimmy at Prime 1 Roofing was professional. Did a great job and the price was fair. Would recommend his company."

"Love the work absolute best I ever seen"

"We needed a complete demo and replacement of a brick front staircase and iron railing - a project that was long overdue - and came to Angi’s for referrals. What an absolute treasure it was to find Eddie of A&A General Construction, Inc. A team of 4 craftsmen demo’ed and then artfully reconstructed our 6 step brick front staircase with precision. The team was enthusiastic to make the most of a day’s work and simply did a spectacular job with our project. When it came time for the installation of the iron railings, imagine our surprise when the scroll pattern on the railing was matched to the existing pattern on the storm door - a delightful surprise and reminder of the attention to detail for Eddie and his team. Truth be told, we added on 2 additional projects as we needed help with a small scale cement work project on the sidewalk AND had the foundation of the house repaired, scraped and coated with a waterproof barrier. We will hire A&A for future projects - their work is exceptional"

"Were on time, cleaned up after the job, brought all the materials. They were very polite!"

"Very responsive, great customer service. Work was completed on time and done well."

"Fantastic job good people great work great pricing"

"Jay and his team were on time, hard working and put in extra effort to get the job done correctly."

"Paul, John, Bryan and their amazing crew showed up on time for my roof replacement project and did an absolutely amazing job on my home. I cant thank them enough. The entire thing was finished in 2 days from tear down to roof replacement and replacement of the gutters. It was a very pleasant experience and I'm very grateful for taking care of my home as if it were their own. Thank you again. I recommend Five Boro Roofing to anyone I know and neighbors that saw the job first hand."

""A relatively new TPO roof began leaking after a plumbing vent was relocated. The plumber had sealed the abandoned opening from above, but the patch was not welded to the existing membrane and started lifting at the edges. Water entered during the next period of wind-driven rain. The roof field, seams, and perimeter were inspected before a repair was recommended. Moisture was limited to a small area surrounding the former vent, and the insulation beyond it remained dry. There was no evidence supporting replacement of the complete roof. The temporary patch and wet materials were removed. The deck opening was properly closed, replacement insulation was fitted, and compatible TPO membrane was hot-air welded over the repair. A second patch was installed where tools had punctured the surface beside the active vent. Scheduling took an extra week because the plumbing work had to be confirmed complete before the membrane could be closed. The delay was inconvenient"