ROOFING CONTRACTORS
IN EASTCHESTER TOWNNY

HONEST PRICING

LICENSED & INSURED

SATISFACTION GUARANTEE

NEARLY 40 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Roofers Eastchester town NY

ROOF REPAIRS

SERVICES THAT WE OFFER IN EASTCHESTER TOWN NY

ROOF REPLACEMENTS

WE WILL BEAT ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE GUARANTEED

NO JOB IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL

At A&S Roofing, we’re a family-owned business built on hard work, trust, and a passion for doing things right. Our owner, Jude, started roofing when he was just 16 years old, and what began as a summer job quickly turned into a lifelong career. Today, we bring that same dedication to every project—big or small. Being family-run means we take a personal approach to every roof we touch, treating your home like it’s our own. From repairs to full replacements, you can count on A&S Roofing for honest service and quality that you can see.

ABOUT OUR ROOFING COMPANY

Eastchester, NY is a town in southern Westchester that includes the incorporated villages of Bronxville and Tuckahoe, along with the unincorporated Eastchester area—each with unique housing styles and roofing demands. Historic homes near Bronxville Village Center often feature slate or cedar shake roofs that require skilled maintenance to preserve their original look and structure. In Tuckahoe, especially around Main Street and Columbus Avenue, roofs on multifamily homes and older buildings deal with urban wear and tear, as well as seasonal weather shifts. The tree-lined neighborhoods off California Road, White Plains Road, and Lake Isle Country Club are known for mature shade trees, which contribute to moss buildup and clogged gutters if not regularly maintained. Areas near Eastchester Middle and High School and Twin Lakes Park see heavy fall leaf coverage, affecting roofs throughout the season. Homes along Mill Road and the Bronx River Parkway also face exposure to storm winds and sudden temperature shifts, which can stress older roofing materials. Whether you're in a Tudor on Pondfield Road or a ranch in Crestwood, roofs in Eastchester face a mix of suburban tree cover, historic preservation needs, and changing New York weather.