Scotch Plains · Union County, New Jersey
Roof Repair Scotch Plains
Thick icicles along one stretch of eave are a sign of heat escaping into the attic and melting snow from below. Note where they form; that pattern points to insulation or ventilation gaps worth reviewing before the next winter.
Roof Repair Scotch Plains
Ice dams back water up under shingles at the eaves. During repair or replacement we confirm that ice-and-water membrane extends past the warm wall, and we check whether soffit intake and ridge exhaust are actually moving air through the attic.
Discuss roof repair
Chimney Repair Scotch Plains
Water on the hearth or in the firebox after rain usually enters from the top of the chimney. A missing cap, a cracked crown, or open joints near the top are the common sources. We check from the top down before suggesting any interior repair.
Discuss chimney repairTell us where the water shows up.
Include the property address, where the issue appears, and whether it involves the roof, chimney, or both.
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