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Roofing services in Trenton and Mercer County

Trenton Roofing covers 18 kinds of roof work around Trenton: repair and replacement, leaks, emergencies, storm and nor'easter damage, ice dams, flashing, chimneys, gutters, rowhouse and flat roofs, slate, metal, ventilation, inspections and skylights. Pick the one that fits what you see, or call and describe it.

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18 services

Every roofing service, one phone number

Roof problems here follow the housing. Brick rows and twins in Trenton and the river boroughs bring party-wall flashing, parapets and flat rear roofs. Suburban Capes and ranches, from Hamilton to Levittown, bring tired asphalt shingle and shallow attics. Old villages such as Princeton, Bordentown and Allentown bring slate, copper and built-in gutters.

Winter shapes the list too: ice at the eaves, heavy wet snow and nor'easter wind, followed by thunderstorm gusts and falling limbs in summer. If you are not sure which service fits, start with the one nearest your symptom, or call and the roofer will sort it out on the inspection.

Roof Repair

Targeted repairs for worn shingles, failed flashing and patched low-slope sections across Mercer County and the river towns.

Roof Replacement

Full tear-offs and re-roofs for Trenton rows, Mercer County suburbs and postwar Bucks County houses, with the permit step explained.

Asphalt Shingle Roofing

Installing, replacing and repairing asphalt shingles on the suburban homes of Mercer, Burlington, Monmouth and Bucks counties.

Roof Leak Repair

Finding and fixing roof leaks at chimneys, party walls, additions, valleys and vents on Mercer County and river-town homes.

Emergency Roof Repair

Temporary tarping and make-safe work after a fallen limb, wind damage or a sudden leak, with the permanent repair planned afterward.

Storm Damage Roof Repair

Inspection and repair after fallen limbs, high winds and thunderstorms, with photos and a written scope you can take to your insurer.

Nor'easter Roof Damage

Checking and repairing roofs after nor'easters bring wind-driven rain, heavy snow and drifting to the Trenton to Philadelphia corridor.

Ice Dam Prevention and Repair

Safe ice removal, eave repair and the attic insulation and ventilation changes that stop ice dams coming back.

Roof Flashing Repair

Rebuilding the metal at party walls, parapets, dormers and valleys where Trenton-area roofs most often fail first.

Chimney Flashing and Repair

Re-flashing brick and stone chimneys on older Mercer County, Burlington and Bucks houses, and sorting out roofer versus mason work.

Gutter Repair and Installation

Fixing leaking built-in box gutters, sagging hanging gutters and blocked downspouts on older and tree-shaded homes.

Rowhouse and Twin Roofing

Repairing and replacing roofs on attached city homes, where shared walls, parapets and tight access change how the work is done.

Flat and Low-Slope Roofing

Repairing and replacing membrane roofs on rear additions, porch roofs, row-house backs and commercial buildings along the US 1 corridor.

Slate and Historic Roof Repair

Repairing slate, cedar and copper on older houses in Mill Hill, Princeton, Bordentown, Allentown and other historic districts.

Metal Roofing

Installing and repairing standing-seam and corrugated metal on porch roofs, farmhouses, barns and outbuildings in the river and valley towns.

Attic and Roof Ventilation

Adding and balancing intake and exhaust vents, and pairing them with insulation, on shallow-attic homes common in Levittown-style neighborhoods.

Roof Inspection

Inspections after storms and before a purchase, with written findings and photographs covering shingles, joints, drainage and the attic.

Skylight Repair and Installation

Re-flashing and resealing leaking skylights, replacing failed units and installing new ones on additions and attic conversions.

Pricing

What each service typically costs

Typical starting ranges in Mercer County (2026)
ServiceTypical rangeDetails
Roof RepairTargeted repairs for worn shingles, failed flashing and patched low-slope sections across Mercer County and the river towns.
Roof ReplacementFull tear-offs and re-roofs for Trenton rows, Mercer County suburbs and postwar Bucks County houses, with the permit step explained.
Asphalt Shingle RoofingInstalling, replacing and repairing asphalt shingles on the suburban homes of Mercer, Burlington, Monmouth and Bucks counties.
Roof Leak RepairFinding and fixing roof leaks at chimneys, party walls, additions, valleys and vents on Mercer County and river-town homes.
Emergency Roof RepairTemporary tarping and make-safe work after a fallen limb, wind damage or a sudden leak, with the permanent repair planned afterward.
Storm Damage Roof RepairInspection and repair after fallen limbs, high winds and thunderstorms, with photos and a written scope you can take to your insurer.
Nor'easter Roof DamageChecking and repairing roofs after nor'easters bring wind-driven rain, heavy snow and drifting to the Trenton to Philadelphia corridor.
Ice Dam Prevention and RepairSafe ice removal, eave repair and the attic insulation and ventilation changes that stop ice dams coming back.
Roof Flashing RepairRebuilding the metal at party walls, parapets, dormers and valleys where Trenton-area roofs most often fail first.
Chimney Flashing and RepairRe-flashing brick and stone chimneys on older Mercer County, Burlington and Bucks houses, and sorting out roofer versus mason work.
Gutter Repair and InstallationFixing leaking built-in box gutters, sagging hanging gutters and blocked downspouts on older and tree-shaded homes.
Rowhouse and Twin RoofingRepairing and replacing roofs on attached city homes, where shared walls, parapets and tight access change how the work is done.
Flat and Low-Slope RoofingRepairing and replacing membrane roofs on rear additions, porch roofs, row-house backs and commercial buildings along the US 1 corridor.
Slate and Historic Roof RepairRepairing slate, cedar and copper on older houses in Mill Hill, Princeton, Bordentown, Allentown and other historic districts.
Metal RoofingInstalling and repairing standing-seam and corrugated metal on porch roofs, farmhouses, barns and outbuildings in the river and valley towns.
Attic and Roof VentilationAdding and balancing intake and exhaust vents, and pairing them with insulation, on shallow-attic homes common in Levittown-style neighborhoods.
Roof InspectionInspections after storms and before a purchase, with written findings and photographs covering shingles, joints, drainage and the attic.
Skylight Repair and InstallationRe-flashing and resealing leaking skylights, replacing failed units and installing new ones on additions and attic conversions.

Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What should I look at first for a ceiling stain?

Begin with roof leak repair. A stain is a symptom, and the roofer traces it to a joint, a vent, a chimney or an ice dam before suggesting a fix. If water is coming in now, read emergency roof repair.

Can I get every service wherever I live?

The line covers all 27 areas, but specialties vary. Slate, flat-membrane and metal work are narrower trades than asphalt shingle, so tell the line what roof you have and you are put through to a roofer who works on it.

Is there a price list for the services?

No. A written quote comes from the roofer after an inspection. The pricing page explains what moves a quote for each kind of job.