Capital T Construction takes on roofing in Sussex County from our base in Pompton Plains: Sparta and Hopatcong are about 35–40 minutes up Route 23 or Route 15, Newton and Vernon about 45–55. Sussex is the coldest, snowiest part of our area, and roofs here need to be built for it.
$1,000off a new roofMention this page when you bookA look at recent roofs and chimneys, every one done by our crew.
View all projects| Town | Job | Month |
|---|---|---|
| Sparta | Job posted on our Instagram (topic not stated) | Nov 2024 |
| Lake Hopatcong area | Job posted on our Instagram (topic not stated) | Jul 2024 |
Sussex sits higher than the rest of our area, with more snow and more freeze-thaw days. Ice dams are the number-one winter leak. We run ice & water shield well past the eaves and balance intake and ridge ventilation so the roof deck stays cold.
Heavy wet snow sits for weeks on north slopes. Older roofs with weak decking show it as sagging between rafters; we check the deck on every tear-off.
Around Lake Hopatcong, Lake Mohawk and the smaller lakes, many homes started as summer cottages and were added onto over the years: mixed roof pitches, low-slope sections and odd flashing where old meets new. These need patient detail work.
Big lots under oaks and pines mean limbs on roofs after storms, needles in valleys and moss on shaded slopes.
Are common, so chimneys work hard. Crowns, caps and flashing matter.
Sussex towns each run a construction office under the NJ code; re-roofs usually need a permit. Lake communities often have their own architectural rules on roof color and materials. Check your association first.
Yes. Sparta and Hopatcong are 35–40 minutes from the shop. We book Sussex visits together to keep the schedule tight.
Two things: ice & water shield along the eaves and valleys, and an attic that stays cold (good insulation plus balanced soffit and ridge ventilation). We check both during an inspection. See attic ventilation.
On dry days above the shingle maker's temperature limit, yes. Big replacements are easier to schedule spring to fall.
Not a problem, just more flashing. Low-slope sections get a membrane, steeper ones get shingles, and the transitions get metal flashing.
Yes. Expect a longer drive than in Morris or Passaic. Call (973) 460-8271.
Our crew drives out from Banta Ave every morning. These are the counties we work in most.
Our home town: Pompton Plains & Pequannock. We also take jobs in the rest of New Jersey; call to check your town.
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