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About us

A New Jersey roofing company built on evidence

Most bad roofing experiences start the same way: someone looked at a roof from the driveway and quoted a number. We inspect, photograph, explain and then price — and we tell homeowners when they do not need what we sell.

Licensed NJ contractor

#13VH12674100

Licensed in PA & CT

PA192943 · HIC.0698708

Insured & bonded

$2 million coverage + bonded

Years serving New Jersey

10

Google rating

5.0 ★ · 858 reviews

Open 24 hours

7 days a week

GAF Certified

25-year workmanship warranty

Company history

Done Rite Roofers has spent 10 years serving New Jersey homeowners from our office at 143 Farnham Ave in Garfield — inspecting, photographing, explaining and then pricing, and telling homeowners when they do not need what we sell.

Credentials and insurance

Every roofing contractor in New Jersey should be able to hand you three things without hesitating: a state registration number, a certificate of general liability insurance, and proof of coverage. Ours, in full:

  • NJ Home Improvement Contractor License #13VH12674100
  • PA Home Improvement Contractor Registration #PA192943
  • CT Home Improvement Contractor Registration #HIC.0698708
  • $2 million insurance coverage plus bond
  • GAF Certified roofing contractor

How we work

Inspection with photographs. Written scope naming every component and manufacturer. Repair and replacement priced separately so you can compare honestly. Permits pulled. Property protected. Site cleaned. Warranty documentation issued and registered.

If a documented repair will get you five more years, we will tell you that — even when a replacement is the larger invoice. See roof repair and roof replacement for how we draw that line.

Warranties

Manufacturer material coverage and Done Rite's workmanship warranty are two separate protections, and the difference matters when something goes wrong. Every Done Rite job carries a 25-year workmanship warranty, stated in your proposal in plain language.

Where we work

Northern and central New Jersey — see the full service area and coverage map, organized by county.

How it works

Five steps, no surprises

The roofing complaints we hear most are about surprises — hidden charges, vanishing crews, verbal promises. Our process exists to remove them.

  1. 01

    Call or request an estimate

    Tell us what the roof is doing. Emergencies get triaged first.

  2. 02

    Inspection with evidence

    Roof and attic assessed and photographed. You see what we see.

  3. 03

    Written options

    Repair and replacement priced separately, with every component named.

  4. 04

    Installation

    Permits handled, property protected, most homes finished in one to three days.

  5. 05

    Walkthrough & warranty

    Photo record of completed work, cleanup verified, warranty documentation issued.

Real projects

Recent New Jersey roof projects

A look at recent New Jersey roofs we have worked on: the town, the roof system, the problem the homeowner called about and how we solved it.

Ventnor City, NJ · Atlantic County

Architectural asphalt full replacement

Problem
Recurring second-floor ceiling stain traced to failed original chimney counter-flashing on an early-1900s barrier-island home, with two existing shingle layers and soft decking at the north valley.
Solution
Full tear-off of both layers, decking replacement at the valley, ice-and-water shield at eaves and valleys, rebuilt chimney step and counter flashing, new open metal valley, balanced soffit intake with ridge exhaust.

Trenton, NJ · Mercer County

TPO single-ply low-slope replacement

Problem
Ponding water on a row-home roof with a clogged interior drain and shrunken seams at the parapet termination, leaking into the top-floor rear bedroom.
Solution
Tear-off to deck, tapered insulation to re-establish slope toward the drain, heat-welded TPO membrane, new drain assembly and clamping ring, fully terminated and coped parapet.

Lodi, NJ · Bergen County

Emergency stabilization and permanent repair

Problem
Storm-torn shingles across the rear slope of a two-family with active water entering the second-floor hallway during a nor'easter.
Solution
Same-visit tarping and water diversion, photo documentation for the insurance claim, then permanent slope repair with new underlayment, matched shingle courses and replaced pipe boots.

Next step

Talk to a roofer who shows you the evidence

One inspection, photo evidence, written options. Repair if repair is right, replacement if it isn't.