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Older estate roofs on Englewood’s east hill

Written by Ultra Power Construction. The credentials page states that this contractor is licensed and insured in New Jersey and lists GAF and Owens Corning programs. Updated 2026-09-27.

Englewood is more than one housing stock. This page is about the older, larger roofs on the east hill, where slate, long chimneys, and complicated flashing are common. A ranch elsewhere in the city is a different job.

Treat slate as slate

If the field is sound, replace broken pieces and failed flashing. If the nails are rusted through and slates are slipping across a plane, talk about a relay. Do not overlay slate with asphalt.

Chimneys on these houses are tall

Tall chimneys need counterflashing cut into the masonry, not a surface smear of roof cement. A cricket belongs on the wide uphill face. Leak stains in the attic often start here.

Access on a hill lot

Grade, walls, and mature planting limit where a truck sits. Staging is part of the estimate. Confirm any exterior-material question with Englewood’s construction office before you change the look of an older house.

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FAQ

Guide FAQ

Is this page a price for my house?

No. It explains local roof conditions. Ultra Power Construction prepares a free written estimate after an on-roof inspection. This article is not a bid.

Does this advice cover the whole city?

No. Flatter, newer roofs in other parts of Englewood follow the ordinary asphalt scope. Use this page for the older estate roofs it describes.

Can cement fix a slate leak?

It can hide one through the next rain. It also glues the slate so the next repair breaks more pieces. Flashing and slate replacement are the durable fixes.

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