​"Roofing and Siding Pros. They take pride in what they do and honor their warranty! " 
                         Timi C.

"They were exceptional. After many contractors flaked on doing the job their crew was on time, came the days they committed to (weather permitting) and took great care to get the job done right. Most of all, the prices were fair and the quality of the work was exactly what I wanted - like they were working on their own homes! I intend to hire them for every external project I may have for years to come. " ​                                     Casey C.

Residential + Commercial Roofing Contractor
Providing professional Roofing Services in Bergen County, Passaic County, Middlesex County County, Essex County, Hudson County, Sussex County, Morris County, Somerset County.

Vinyl Master Home Improvement focuses on Customer Satisfaction and performing the highest quality roofing services with the highest quality materials. This is why we are one of the highest rated NJ Roofing Companies on Google and Home Adviser. 


You can see by our ratings that we are a trustworthy family owned and operated company, We want you to enjoy a quality and long lasting roof.

Our Experienced Professionals Specialize in:

Residential Roofing Repair & Replacement

• Commercial Roofing Repair & Replacement​
• Emergency Roofing Repair  
• Roof Repair
• Roof Snow & Ice Removal
• Roof Leak Repair
• Slate Roofing
• Flat Roofing
• Metal Roofing
• EPDM Roofing
• Roof Cleaning
• Roof Coatings
• Roof Inspections
• Gutter Repairs and Installation
• Vinyl Siding Repair and Installation
• Replacement Windows

Our New Jersey residential and commercial roofing specialists understand that high-quality roofing materials must be used on your home’s exterior for both appearance and durability. We have a large selection of Roofing colors and types 

For complete tear offs, a second layer of shingles, or roof leak repairs we are ready to serve you. We can perform minor roof repairs to whole roof replacements in Clifton, NJ, including replacing missing or broken shingles.

Our Company is Family owned and operated, Licensed and insured.
Call Vinyl Master Home Improvement today at 973-767-3633
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Why Choose Vinyl Master Home Improvement

Our Residential Roofing Services

• Personal Customer Service
• We're experts in roof repair, roof replacement, and new construction roof installations
• We are a full-service residential roofing contractor
• We are licensed and insured
• We have Top Ratings on Google and Home Adviser
• We provide the most competitive rates
• Our work is backed by long-term manufacturer warranties
• customer satisfaction is our Top Priority 
• Free estimates
• We offer Financing - 100% financing available

We provide the following Residential Roofing Services

• Metal Roofs
• Asphalt Shingles
• Wood shingles or shakes
• Tile roofing
• Slate Roofing
• Flat roofing
• Engineered rubber/plastic roofing

• Free estimates!
• Roof repairs & maintenance
• Roof replacements
• Storm damage assessment and repair
• Emergency roofing services
• New construction roof installations
• Roof inspections
• Roof cleaning
• Gutter repair and cleaning
• Roof restorations

Signs of Roof Damage:

It's best to watch for signs of roof damage before the roof starts leaking. This to look out for on your roof are as follows:

• Loose, damaged, or missing shingles
• Curling or buckling shingles
• Damaged or missing flashing
• Shingle granules in the gutters or yard
• ​Gutters falling off
  

Is it time to Replace my Roof ?

​Roof Lifespan Chart

When a roof is at the end of its life it's never an easy decision for a homeowner to decide what to do. With our experience and promise to give you an honest estimate you'll be happy with whatever decision you make. 

Asphalt  15-20 years
Asphalt (with laminate) 20-30 years
Metal  30+ years
Clay Tile  50+ years
Concrete Tile  50+ years
Slate  15-25 years
Cedar Wood  15-25 years

 Types of Residential Roofing – Comparison - ROOF STYLE - ADVANTAGES - DISADVANTAGES
ASPHALT SHINGLE (COMPOSITION)Good for any type of house from contemporary to historic

• Affordable
• Multiple options
• Many colors & different manufacturers
• Easy to repair/replace
• Fire resistant

• Shorter lifespan (15-30 years)
• Marks easily when hot
• Mildew and Moss can grow on them 
• Not Environmentally Friendly

WOOD SHINGLES OR SHAKES  - Best for bungalow, ranch, contemporary, cottage, historic

• Natural weathered look
• Has some insulation value
• Blends with it's surroundings/environment
• Easy to repair/replace
• Can last (30-50 years) if maintained

• More Expensive
• Higher maintenance
• Professional installation required
• Poor fire rating - pressure treated slightly better
• Can rot, mildew, mold or split easier than other materials

 
METAL - Ideal for bungalow, ranch, contemporary, cottage, historic

• Available in different looks
• Multiple colors
• Lightweight
• Durable
• Long lifespan (50+ years)
• Low maintenance
• Can be installed over existing roofs
• Excellent performance in high wind, hail or rain
• Environmentally friendly

• Installation can be difficult
• Expensive
• Periodic painting needed

TILE - Mainly used in Mediterranean, Italian, French, Spanish style homes 

• Non-combustible
• Extremely durable (when maintained)
• Easily maintained
• Fireproof
• Attractive
• Many colors and styles

• Expensive
• Heavy
• Primarily used in new buildings because of structural requirements
• Installation and repairs can be tricky
• Fragile

SLATE - Ideal for colonial, French, Italian art, exotic revivals, chateaus, beaux arts

• Beautiful, distinctive
• Fireproof
• Long lifespan
• Low maintenance

• Very expensive
• Requires specialized installation
• Heavy
• Fragile
• High maintenance

CONCRETE - Virtually any house style

• Many colors and styles available
• Relatively lightweight
• Fire and insect resistant
• Many meet more restrictive fire codes
• Extremely durable
• Low maintenance

• Can be expensive
• Uneven quality

FLAT - California style flat roof, modern, residential apartment buildings

• Inexpensive
• Easy to repair

• Stinks
• The health risk to installers
• Fumes promote smog