Beacon Roofing
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About Beacon Roofing
WE OFFER Top-Rate Residential and Commercial Roofing Services in NJ Trust your roof to last with NJ’s roofing contractors. We are a design & build contractor that specializes in residential and commercial roofing. That means that your roofing project is being handled by some of the best in the industry, ensuring it will last for years to come. We also provide roof repairs, new roof installations, flat roofs, flat roof repair, EPDM roofs, and roof coatings. As a full-service roofing contractor, we can handle most roofing problems, and we do so with ease! When we work on our design & build project, we handle your structure from the ground to the roof, ensuring a construction project that exceeds satisfactions. We proudly serve in Bergen, Passaic, Morris, and Essex Counties.
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