From the bay to the Pinelands
Towns and Toms River sections we serve
Our office sits in Toms River, and most of our week is spent within a half hour of it: every section of the township, the barrier island, the bay towns, the Pinelands edge and the southern Monmouth County towns along the Parkway.
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12 sections
Toms River sections
From the lagoons of Shelter Cove to the oaks of West Dover, each part of the township gives a roof a different kind of trouble.
Silverton 08753
Silverton wraps around Silver Bay at the northeast corner of Toms River, and its roofs feel the bay wind first.
Roofing and siding in SilvertonGilford Park 08753
Gilford Park faces the wide lower stretch of the Toms River, where the water opens toward Barnegat Bay and south winds blow straight across it.
Roofing and siding in Gilford ParkPleasant Plains 08755
Pleasant Plains sits on the inland, wooded side of Toms River, where pines and oaks shade the roofs instead of bay spray.
Roofing and siding in Pleasant PlainsWest Dover 08755
West Dover carries the township's old name, from the decades before Dover Township became Toms River in 2006.
Roofing and siding in West DoverEast Dover 08753
Wind-torn siding and tired shingles are the two calls we get most from East Dover. The neighborhood spreads across the east side of Toms River around Fischer Boulevard, and its split-levels, ranches and capes have weathered decades of nor'easters.
Roofing and siding in East DoverDowntown Toms River 08753
Downtown Toms River has been the Ocean County seat since 1850, and the older houses on its side streets show it.
Roofing and siding in Downtown Toms RiverOrtley Beach 08751
Ortley Beach is the oceanfront corner of Toms River, on the barrier island just north of Seaside Heights.
Roofing and siding in Ortley BeachNormandy Beach 08739
Normandy Beach is a thin strip of homes on the barrier island, with the ocean on one side and Barnegat Bay a few blocks away.
Roofing and siding in Normandy BeachShelter Cove 08753
Bulkheads, boat lifts and lagoons running behind the houses: Shelter Cove is about as close to Barnegat Bay as mainland Toms River gets.
Roofing and siding in Shelter CoveBay Shore 08753
From Bay Shore Drive, Barnegat Bay fills the view and nothing breaks the wind. When a nor'easter or summer squall rolls across that water, Bay Shore roofs and siding take it first.
Roofing and siding in Bay ShoreCedar Grove 08753
A roof inspection is the smartest first call for many Cedar Grove homeowners, whether you're buying, selling or just wondering how many winters the shingles have left.
Roofing and siding in Cedar GroveCoates Point 08753
Coates Point sits where the lower Toms River opens into Barnegat Bay, and wind-driven rain comes at these houses from more than one direction.
Roofing and siding in Coates Point37 towns
Nearby towns in Ocean and Monmouth counties
Barrier island boroughs, bay towns, Pinelands townships and the larger suburbs north along the Parkway.
Asbury Park 07712
Asbury Park was laid out in 1871, and the city still carries the bones of that era: tall Victorian houses, two- and three-family homes, and brick storefronts along Cookman Avenue with flat roofs hidden behind parapets.
Roofing and siding in Asbury ParkBarnegat 08005
Barnegat started as a bayside port where schooners were built, and it has grown into a much larger township since.
Roofing and siding in BarnegatBay Head 08742
Bay Head's streets hold one of the shore's best collections of Shingle style, Stick style and Queen Anne houses.
Roofing and siding in Bay HeadBeachwood 08722
Beachwood began as a summer colony on small lots, and a lot of its homes still carry that history under newer siding and shingles.
Roofing and siding in BeachwoodBelmar 07719
Sandy wiped out Belmar's 1.3-mile boardwalk in October 2012, and the town had a new one open by Memorial Day 2013.
Roofing and siding in BelmarBerkeley Township 08721
Berkeley Township stretches from the pinelands west of the Parkway all the way across Barnegat Bay to South Seaside Park on the barrier island.
Roofing and siding in Berkeley TownshipBrick 08723
Wind is the story in Brick. Between the Metedeconk River, the lagoons off Barnegat Bay and the township's ocean beaches on the barrier peninsula, a lot of Brick homes face open water, and our phones ring here after almost every strong nor'easter.
Roofing and siding in BrickBrielle 08730
Count the masts along Brielle's waterfront and you start to understand the town: about four miles of shoreline on the Manasquan River, the Glimmer Glass and Debbie's Creek, with marinas tucked between the houses.
Roofing and siding in BrielleFreehold 07728
Freehold sits well inland from the beaches, so its roofs fight a different battle: hot summer sun, freezing winters, heavy thunderstorms and the ice that builds where attics leak heat.
Roofing and siding in FreeholdHowell 07731
In Howell, the siding usually gives up before the roof does. Big wooded lots keep walls shaded and damp, woodpeckers and squirrels find soft trim, and older aluminum siding is chalking and dented.
Roofing and siding in HowellIsland Heights 08732
Island Heights rises on a bluff about 60 feet above the Toms River, and many of its houses date to the camp meeting cottages and Victorian homes built after 1878.
Roofing and siding in Island HeightsJackson 08527
Jackson is the biggest township in Ocean County by land area, and a lot of it is wooded. Homes sit on deeper lots under oaks and pitch pines, which means our work in 08527 leans toward full roof replacements, gutters that can take a leaf load and siding on two-story colonials.
Roofing and siding in JacksonLacey Township 08731
From the lagoon streets of Forked River and Lanoka Harbor to the wooded lots west of the Parkway, Lacey roofs take bay wind on one side of town and pine needles on the other.
Roofing and siding in Lacey TownshipLakehurst 08733
Lakehurst is pine country. The borough sits inland where Route 70 meets the western end of Route 37, ringed by the Pine Barrens and the Lakehurst airfield next door.
Roofing and siding in LakehurstLakewood 08701
Lakewood started as a pine-shaded winter resort in the 1880s, and the tall trees are still everywhere.
Roofing and siding in LakewoodLavallette 08735
Lavallette was laid out in 1878 on a grid of 50 by 100 foot lots, and that grid still shapes every roof job in town.
Roofing and siding in LavalletteLittle Egg Harbor 08087
Hurricane Sandy changed the look of Little Egg Harbor. Thousands of homes were damaged, and many in Mystic Island came back raised on new foundations, with taller walls and roofs that now stand fully in the wind.
Roofing and siding in Little Egg HarborLong Beach Island 08008
Eighteen miles of sand with the ocean on one side and the bay on the other: that is the whole story of a roof on Long Beach Island.
Roofing and siding in Long Beach IslandLong Branch 07740
Long Branch meets the Atlantic head-on along Ocean Avenue, and the same breeze that made it a Gilded Age summer resort now drives nor'easter rain at its roofs and walls.
Roofing and siding in Long BranchManasquan 08736
Manasquan started as a town of small beach bungalows, and plenty of them still stand beside the bigger year-round homes that replaced their neighbors.
Roofing and siding in ManasquanManchester 08759
Much of Manchester Township is single-story living: long rows of ranch homes in Whiting's adult communities, low-slung houses around Pine Lake Park, and plenty of pitch pine in between.
Roofing and siding in ManchesterMantoloking 08738
A big house on a skinny barrier island has a lot of roof facing the wind. In Mantoloking, with the Atlantic on one side, Barnegat Bay on the other and Route 35 down the middle, we spend most of our time on large, complex roofs, siding and trim.
Roofing and siding in MantolokingMiddletown 07748
Middletown is really two places with one name. Along the bayshore in Belford, Leonardo and Port Monmouth, homes face Sandy Hook Bay and the wind that crosses it.
Roofing and siding in MiddletownNeptune 07753
Neptune Township runs from the Ocean Grove boardwalk west past Route 18, and its houses change a lot along the way.
Roofing and siding in NeptuneOcean Gate 08740
Ocean Gate is a small, low-lying borough at the mouth of the Toms River, just 7 feet above sea level.
Roofing and siding in Ocean GateOcean Township 07712
This page covers Ocean Township in Monmouth County, the suburban township of Oakhurst, Wanamassa and Wayside between Route 18 and Deal Lake.
Roofing and siding in Ocean TownshipPine Beach 08741
Pine Beach is a small borough with a long stretch of river shoreline and a lot of mature trees.
Roofing and siding in Pine BeachPoint Pleasant 08742
The Point Pleasant Canal cuts the borough in two, the Manasquan River runs along the north and Beaver Dam Creek closes off the south.
Roofing and siding in Point PleasantPoint Pleasant Beach 08742
Salt spray from the Atlantic and the Manasquan Inlet reaches every block in Point Pleasant Beach.
Roofing and siding in Point Pleasant BeachSea Girt 08750
The Sea Girt Light has stood at Ocean Avenue and Beacon Boulevard since 1896, and the homes around it face the same test it does: salt wind straight off the ocean.
Roofing and siding in Sea GirtSeaside Heights 08751
Seaside Heights takes the Atlantic on one side and Barnegat Bay on the other, all on well under a square mile.
Roofing and siding in Seaside HeightsSeaside Park 08752
Seaside Park has been a borough since 1898, and plenty of its cottages still carry that small-scale shore character.
Roofing and siding in Seaside ParkSouth Toms River 08757
South Toms River packs a lot of homes into about 1.2 square miles between the river, Beachwood and Berkeley, and most roofs here are on their second or third replacement.
Roofing and siding in South Toms RiverSpring Lake 07762
Turrets, wraparound porches, steep cross gables and a lot of wood trim: the older homes in Spring Lake have rooflines that took real craft to build and take patience to repair.
Roofing and siding in Spring LakeStafford Township 08050
Every summer weekend, traffic on Route 72 crawls toward the Manahawkin Bay Bridge, and every winter that same corridor funnels cold wind off the bay.
Roofing and siding in Stafford TownshipWall Township 07719
Wall covers a lot of ground, from the Shark River down to the Manasquan River, and much of it sits under tall oaks and pitch pines.
Roofing and siding in Wall TownshipWaretown 08758
Waretown sits right on Barnegat Bay in Ocean Township, and when a nor'easter stalls offshore its bayfront streets feel it early.
Roofing and siding in WaretownCounty coverage
Two counties, one phone line. Ocean County is home base; southern Monmouth County is a short run up the Parkway.
Ocean County
Ocean County asks a lot of a roof. Salt spray on the barrier island, bay wind across the lagoons and pine needles inland all wear shingles and siding in different ways, and our crews work in every one of those settings from our Toms River office.
Roofing and siding in Ocean CountyMonmouth County
Southern Monmouth County is a short drive up Route 9 and the Parkway from our Toms River office.
Roofing and siding in Monmouth County
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