ROOFING CONTRACTORS
IN MAMARONECK TOWN NY

HONEST PRICING

LICENSED & INSURED

SATISFACTION GUARANTEE

NEARLY 40 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Roofers Mamaroneck town NY

ROOF REPAIRS

SERVICES THAT WE OFFER IN Mamaroneck 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

Mamaroneck, NY includes both the Village of Mamaroneck and the unincorporated Town of Mamaroneck, covering neighborhoods like Rye Neck, Heathcote Hill, Orienta, and Harbor Heights. Homes along Mamaroneck Avenue, Boston Post Road, and near the Mamaroneck Harbor are often exposed to high winds, coastal moisture, and salt air—conditions that can shorten the lifespan of roofing materials. In Rye Neck and Orienta, many older homes feature unique architectural styles with slate or cedar roofs that require careful upkeep and proper ventilation. The Harbor Island Park area draws plenty of foot traffic and sea breezes, adding exposure that roofs must be built to withstand, especially in the stormy fall and winter months. Inland neighborhoods like those near Chatsworth Avenue School and Columbus Park often face heavy tree cover, leading to clogged gutters and moss growth that can damage roof structures over time. With landmarks like the Emelin Theatre, Mamaroneck Beach and Yacht Club, and proximity to the Metro-North station, roofing in Mamaroneck must balance coastal durability with aesthetic appeal. Whether you’re near the Long Island Sound or closer to the Scarsdale border, roofs in Mamaroneck face a demanding mix of salt, wind, tree debris, and New York’s seasonal extremes.