From the first call to the written note
Hempstead Roofing is a call line for Hempstead and the Nassau County communities around it. We take the call, collect the details and pass the job to the nearest independent local company. That company sends a roofer who inspects the roof, explains the plan and holds the Nassau County home-improvement licence the work requires.
- Nor'easter and storm damage
- Nassau County roofs
- Roof repair and replacement
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How Hempstead Roofing works
The village of Hempstead sits in the Town of Hempstead, and the communities around it stretch from the south shore to the Oyster Bay side of the county. Each takes the same storms, and the storms leave the same signs on the roofs: lifted shingles, flashing leaks, ice dams and gutters that have pulled away.
We are a call line, not a crew with a ladder. Our job is to make the call quick, to give the caller a clear picture of what happens next and to make sure the job goes to a roofer who holds the licence and does the work to the written scope. We do not claim to be the company on the roof, and we do not hide that fact.
The standard we set is simple. Phones are answered 24/7, every job starts with an inspection, the price is confirmed on site and the homeowner can ask for the licence number before any work begins.
The firm on your roof holds the licence, and you can ask for it
Calls placed with Hempstead Roofing are handed to a roofing firm in your part of Nassau County. The firm that climbs onto your house is a separate, independently owned business. It is the business that must carry the county roofing licence, its own liability insurance for the crew, and any permit the scope calls for. We take the call; the firm does the roof.
The licence number stays off this website so the firm's details remain private. Ask for it whenever you phone Hempstead Roofing, or wait for the firm to call you, because it will give you the number too. A firm that cannot show that number should not be working on your house.
What we hold ourselves to
Plain answers
We say what a phone call can and cannot tell a roofer, and we do not promise a price before the inspection.
The inspection comes first
The repair is chosen after the roof and the attic have been checked, not before.
A record for the homeowner
Each visit leaves a dated note, which is useful for a storm claim, a sale or the next repair.
Honest about the limits
Where a roof needs a closer look, the roofer says so, and the report separates what was seen from what was not.
Local to Long Island
The service is run for the Nassau County communities within about 25 km of the village of Hempstead.
Our promises on every visit
- Phones answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year
- An inspection before any repair is chosen
- A dated written note of the findings and the work
- The price confirmed on site before work begins
- The Nassau County licence number available on request, for every job
- Photographs of storm damage kept for the homeowner's file
Where we work in Nassau County
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Frequently asked questions
Who does the roof work?
An independent local company does the work, and its roofer is sent to the property. The company is responsible for its licence and for its own insurance for the work.
Can I ask for the licence?
Yes. Ask for the Nassau County home-improvement licence number on the phone or at the visit, and check it with the Office of Consumer Affairs.
Why does the call line not give a price?
Because the price depends on the decking, the covering and the flashing, and a figure given before the inspection would be a guess.