Serving Cambria Heights and southeast Queens Same-day leak response
(347) 519-6509

Who We Are

A short account of how the business runs, and what it will not take on.

How the business runs

One kind of building, known well

We work on one- and two-family houses in southeast Queens. That is a deliberate limit: the housing here is a known quantity, and knowing it is most of the job.

Every survey covers the attic as well as the roof, because on these houses the entry point and the stain are rarely in the same place. Every job is photographed slope by slope. Every price is against a written scope.

  • No doorstep quotes, and no price without a survey
  • No coating over a deck that has failed structurally
  • Nothing added to a job without your say-so
  • If a scope cannot be photographed, it is not invoiced
A brick chimney passing through a roof slope
Chimney flashing
01 How a job runs

Four steps, no surprises

01

Call or message

Describe what you are seeing. Most jobs are diagnosed from a short conversation and a photograph, before anyone travels.

02

On-site survey

A full walk of the roof and the attic space together, with every slope photographed before anything is moved.

03

Written scope

A written quote against a written scope that names the detail that failed, so nothing is added later without your say-so.

04

Work and sign-off

The area is left clean, nails swept, and you get the before-and-after set for your records.

02 Coverage

Where we work

St. Albans

Detached Colonials, Tudors and Capes alongside brick two-family houses, on lots with driveways and porches.

Queens Village

Dutch Colonial and Tudor houses, many still well kept.

Laurelton

Three- to five-bedroom homes with an unusually high share of row and attached houses -- higher than almost any neighborhood in the country.

Springfield Gardens

A mix of detached and attached single-family homes and townhouses.

Rosedale

Predominantly low-rise residential, like the rest of Community Board 13.

Elmont

Older Cape Cods and ranch-style houses alongside newer traditional builds.

Queens

One- and two-family houses on their own lots, in every style the period produced.

Water coming in now?

Tell us what you are seeing and roughly when it started.

Call (347) 519-6509