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Because your roof serves as your house’s primary protection against the harshest forces that the nature can throw in your way, it’s obviously vital that you keep it well-maintained. But with the constant exposure to such damaging elements, your roof can sustain serious issues that only make themselves known when they’ve become quite serious.

These days, it’s crucial that your roof is always inspected to ensure that you are not allowing small, easily-addressed damages from worsening and becoming more problematic. Failure to do so not only will put your household and at great safety risk but can also cost you a whole lot more than if you’re periodically solving small problems.

Roof upkeep, however, should not just stop at casual check-ups, especially if you are inexperienced or don’t have much knowledge about what signs to look for. As such, it’s strongly advisable to contact a professional roofing contractor and schedule an inspection for your roof. They are knowledgeable and skilled with accurately diagnosing the current state of your roof and are equipped with the proper tools to make a thorough inspection. This way, you can preserve your roofing for years to come and have the peace of mind that it’s protecting you, your household, and your home to the best of its abilities.

We proudly serve Shrewsbury and surrounding areas, for all your roofing needs, from new roofs, to repair, to gutter systems.

  • Population: 4,125
  • Median Resident Age: 46.5 years old
  • Zip Code: 07702
  • County: Monmouth County
  • Estimated Median Household Income: $119,965
  • Unemployment: 2.7%
  • Land Area: 2.200 square miles
  • Population Density: 1,757.2 people per square mile
  • Data Source: http://www.city-data.com/city/Shrewsbury-New-Jersey.html

Shrewsbury was one of three townships in Monmouth County established by the Provincial Assembly in 1693. The township included the entire eastern portion of Monmouth County South from the Navesink River and included most of what is now Ocean County as far as the Mullica River & Little Egg Harbor.