Roof Coating & Sealing Contractors in White plains, NY

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

"Great Work / Fair Price & Great Delivery. Ed and the team at O'Brien Brothers would definitely be a strong recommendation."

"Steve and his team were outstanding. He came out right away and surveyed the job. They started the job on very short notice and got the work done in 2 days. They did extensive exterior scraping of our 3-story building, spot treated, and waterproof painted it. He walked us through the process as far as dealing with the city. He also pointed out a few things on the job I hadn't even noticed and took care of them. Steve and his crew highly professional, friendly, and accessible. Highly recommended and will do business with again! Thank you!"

"I highly recommend Pro Construction of NY for skylight installation. Their professionalism, expertise, and attention to detail were exceptional. The skylights they installed have transformed my home, and their service was flawless from start to finish. The best in the business!"

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

"They were thorough, polite, and inspected more than we asked for, found some important issues that need addressing. Glad they did!"

"They did amazing work and were knowledgeable and very organized and professional explaining and had respect l, with reasonable prices. I will be a returning customer"

"If you are looking to have work done on the outside of your home, we highly recommend Randy. He was fast, honest, reliable, easy to get a hold of, had a fair and reasonable price, and the work he did was phenomenal. We had wood trim around windows and under the eves of our house replaced. He had the estimate and the work completed all within a week. The work is fantastic and his attention to detail was very much appreciated. We can?t recommend him enough!"

"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, but it avoided reopening the"