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Central Jersey · County seat: Somerville

Roof repair & replacement in Somerset County, NJ

Suburban neighborhoods, the Watchung hills, and the Raritan valley

Somerset County spans the Watchung hills in the north, the Raritan River valley, and farmland in the south, with Somerville as the county seat. Its 21 municipalities range from historic boroughs like Bound Brook and Raritan to large suburban townships like Bridgewater, Franklin, and Hillsborough.

Find your town in Somerset County

Somerset County

21
municipalities we serve
132,831
homes and apartments
25%
of homes built before 1960
75%
owner-occupied

Housing figures: U.S. Census Bureau, 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Roofing in Somerset County

What Somerset County roofs are up against

Hills, river valleys, and trees

Northern Somerset towns such as Warren, Watchung, and Bernards sit in wooded hills with more wind exposure and falling limbs. The Raritan valley towns are lower and flatter. Throughout the county, mature trees, nor’easters, and summer thunderstorms are the main threats to roofs.

Post-war suburbs and newer subdivisions

Much of Somerset County was built from the 1960s through the 2000s, with colonials, split-levels, and larger homes in planned developments. Many 1980s and 1990s homes are reaching the end of their original roofs. Older boroughs have historic homes with board decking.

Towns we serve

All 21 Somerset County municipalities

Every city, borough, town, township, and village in the county. Choose yours for local roofing information.

Roofing services

What we can help with

From a single leak to a complete tear-off, we focus on the roofing problems New Jersey homeowners run into most.

All roofing services
  • Brown shingles pulled back to show rotted, delaminated roof decking during a repair

    Roof Damage Repair

    Repair wind, storm, and tree damage, from torn shingles to broken roof decking.

    • Wind and storm damage
    • Fallen limbs
    • Damaged decking
  • Blue tarp secured over a house roof for temporary protection, with a roofer working at the peak
    24/7

    Emergency Roofing

    Water coming in now? Call any time for temporary protection and an urgent repair.

    • Active leaks
    • Emergency tarping
    • Storm and tree damage

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FAQ

Somerset County roofing questions

Still have a question? Call (201) 773-6635 or email info@allprosnj.com.

Do you serve all of Somerset County?

Yes. We serve all 21 Somerset County municipalities, from Bernardsville and Bridgewater to Franklin and Montgomery.

My development was built in the 1990s. Are roofs failing?

Many original asphalt roofs from that era are now 25 to 30 years old, the end of their typical life. Curling shingles, granule loss, and leaks are signs it’s time.

Do HOAs in Somerset County limit roof colors?

Some do. Check your HOA guidelines before choosing a shingle color, and we can help you pick from approved options.

Get a free roof estimate in Somerset County

Tell us what’s happening with your roof. We’ll inspect it, explain your options, and give you a free, no-obligation estimate.

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