ROOFING CONTRACTORS
IN NEW ROCHELLE NY

HONEST PRICING

LICENSED & INSURED

SATISFACTION GUARANTEE

NEARLY 40 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Roofers New Rochelle NY

ROOF REPAIRS

SERVICES THAT WE OFFER IN NEW ROCHELLE 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

New Rochelle blends history, culture, and coastal living across neighborhoods like Wykagyl, Beechmont, Davenport Neck, Residence Park, and Sycamore Park. Many homes along Shore Road and Pelham Road, especially near Glen Island and Davenport Park, face salt-heavy air and seasonal storms that can wear on roofs faster than inland properties. Older properties in areas like Rochelle Heights and Forest Heights often feature slate or wood roofing that needs regular care to preserve their original charm. Streets near Iona University and New Roc City see dense development and sun exposure that can break down roofing materials over time. The city’s deep roots include famous residents like Norman Rockwell and Lou Gehrig—whose homes, like many in New Rochelle, reflect early 20th-century architecture still standing today. Even in Wykagyl Park or around Ward Acres, where trees dominate the landscape, roofing issues like moss buildup and clogged gutters are a seasonal concern. Whether you’re closer to Five Islands Park, the historic Armory, or the Larchmont border, roofing in New Rochelle must meet the challenges of coastal air, aging structures, and a city full of character.