Licenses and registrations
- NJ Home Improvement Contractor License #13VH12674100
- PA Home Improvement Contractor Registration #PA192943
- CT Home Improvement Contractor Registration #HIC.0698708
Serving Atlantic, Mercer & Bergen counties, New Jersey
ResidentialCommercialIndustrial
24/7 Emergency Service
Trusted. Local. Done Rite.
The company
Done Rite Roofers works out of Garfield, New Jersey, licensed in three states and insured for $2 million plus bond. Every claim on this page is one you can verify — the license numbers are printed, and anything we cannot document yet is marked as pending rather than filled in with marketing language.
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
Credentials
Roofing is a trade where the paperwork tells you a lot. Here is ours, in full.
$2 million coverage + bonded
Certificates are provided on request before any work begins.
143 Farnham Ave
Garfield, NJ 07026
What we do
Each service page explains the failure patterns, diagnosis, systems, cost drivers, timelines and local considerations for that specific work.
Targeted New Jersey roof repair: leaks, storm damage, flashing, valleys and missing shingles. Photo-documented diagnosis and a written repair estimate before work starts.
Learn moreFull New Jersey roof replacement: tear-off, deck repair, ice-and-water protection, ventilation and manufacturer-spec installation. Written scope, real timelines, financing available.
Learn moreActive roof leak in New Jersey? Emergency stabilization, tarping and storm-damage response, followed by a permanent, documented repair. Call for dispatch.
Learn moreResidential roofing across New Jersey: repairs, full replacements, shingle systems, ventilation and flashing work on colonials, capes, split-levels and multi-family homes.
Learn moreCommercial roofing in New Jersey: TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen installation, restoration, leak repair and maintenance programs for retail, industrial and multi-unit buildings.
Learn moreFlat and low-slope roofing in New Jersey: TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen repair and replacement, ponding and drainage correction, parapet and termination detailing.
Learn moreArchitectural and designer shingle roof installation in New Jersey, installed to manufacturer specification with proper starter, underlayment, flashing, ventilation and ridge.
Learn moreNew Jersey roof inspection with a photo-documented written condition report: shingles, flashing, valleys, penetrations, ventilation, attic moisture and remaining service life.
Learn moreCoverage
Atlantic, Mercer and Bergen counties, with a page for every community we already serve.
Tap any county to open its roofing page, and tap a city marker where we have a dedicated community page. Boundaries are real county lines, and every county shown has a live page on this site.
North New Jersey
Bergen County is home base — the Done Rite office is in Garfield. Local housing stock is dominated by pre-war and post-war homes carrying multiple shingle layers, with rear additions creating pitched-to-flat transitions.
Full coverage index
North New Jersey
Central New Jersey
Shore New Jersey
South New Jersey
Every county and community listed here has its own page on this site. Duplicate legacy URLs are kept reachable but deliberately left out of this index.
How it works
The roofing complaints we hear most are about surprises — hidden charges, vanishing crews, verbal promises. Our process exists to remove them.
Tell us what the roof is doing. Emergencies get triaged first.
Roof and attic assessed and photographed. You see what we see.
Repair and replacement priced separately, with every component named.
Permits handled, property protected, most homes finished in one to three days.
Photo record of completed work, cleanup verified, warranty documentation issued.
Emergency stabilization and tarping across northern New Jersey. We stop the damage first, document it for your insurer, then repair it permanently.
Answers
Next step
One inspection, photo evidence, written options. Repair if repair is right, replacement if it isn't.