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Serving Staten Island

Roofing repair

Stop the leak before more fall rain gets in

Troost Bros. repairs leaking and damaged residential roofs on Staten Island. Call (718) 667-3131 to book your roof repair.

Basement bathroom with slate tile shower, round mirror, gray vanity
  • Licensed, bonded and insured
  • Perfect Better Business Bureau rating
  • 4.6 stars on Google
  • Founded 1996 on Staten Island

Why not to wait

A leak only gets worse with every rain

  • My roof leaks or looks damaged.
  • Fall rain is here and winter is close behind.
  • I worry about water damage I can't see.
  • I'm afraid the repair bill will keep growing.
  • I don't want a cheap patch that fails.

A small leak can turn into soaked insulation, stained ceilings and mold, and winter may arrive with the roof still not fixed.

After the repair

A dry house and a roof you can stop worrying about

  • A dry ceilingYou get a roof you no longer think about.
  • Safe from the weatherRain and cold weather come, and your home stays dry.
  • The relief of knowingYou know the repair was done right.

How a repair works

Three steps to a dry roof

  1. Step 1: Call about the leakCall (718) 667-3131 and tell us about the leak or damage. We hear the problem from you right away.
  2. Step 2: Book the repairBook a time for the repair, so the work is on the calendar before the weather gets worse.
  3. Step 3: We repair the roofOur in-house staff and hand-picked licensed, insured subcontractors repair it. The work is made to meet NYC code.
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Why Troost Bros.

We know a leak never starts at a good time

A leak is stressful, and it never seems to start at a good time. You want it fixed and you want to know it was done right.

  • We repair residential roofs, including asphalt shingle and simulated slate
  • We also offer roofing maintenance
  • Founded in 1996 by Jeff and Scot Troost, born and raised on Staten Island
  • Licensed by the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs, and licensed, bonded and insured
  • Perfect rating from the Better Business Bureau
  • 4.6 stars from 24 Google reviews

Roof repair, start to finish

Roof repair from people who live here

A roof that leaks or looks damaged is a worry, especially now, with fall rain here and winter close behind. You may fear water damage you can't see and a repair bill that keeps growing. A roof over your family should not be something you have to worry about.

Troost Bros. repairs residential roofs, including asphalt shingle and simulated slate, and also offers roofing maintenance. We were founded in 1996 by Jeff and Scot Troost, who were born and raised on Staten Island. We are licensed by the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs, and licensed, bonded and insured.

Call (718) 667-3131 and tell us about the leak or damage, then book a time for the repair. Our in-house staff and hand-picked licensed, insured subcontractors repair the roof, and the work is made to meet NYC code. When rain and cold come, your home stays dry.

Fix the leak before winter hits

Call (718) 667-3131 to book your roof repair.

Service area

Where we work

Service across Staten Island.

Not on the list? Call (718) 667-3131 and ask.

Staten Island

  • Westerleigh
Call (718) 667-3131

This is a preview of the new Troost Bros. Inc. site

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