Bayville stretches from the Pinelands to the bay along Route 9. We replace roofs on every kind of home in between.
Bayville is the largest community in Berkeley Township, running along Route 9 between Beachwood and Forked River with Cedar Creek on its northern edge and Barnegat Bay to the east. It is a family-oriented town with a long stretch of commercial Route 9, wooded residential neighborhoods off Veterans Boulevard and Hickory Lane, and waterfront sections like Glen Cove and Good Luck Point where lagoon homes back up to the bay.
Most Bayville homes date from the 1960s through the 1990s, which means the majority are on at least their second roof and many are due again. Wooded lots off the main roads deal with heavy shade, moss and constant leaf and needle buildup in valleys. Waterfront homes in Glen Cove and along the bay deal with wind and salt and many were affected by Sandy flooding. The newer developments have roofs from the 1990s and 2000s approaching the 25 to 30 year mark.
Dam Good Roofing handles all of Bayville from our shop in Manahawkin, about 25 minutes south. We do full tear-offs, not layovers. We inspect and repair decking, install ice and water shield and synthetic underlayment, correct ventilation and finish with architectural shingles or standing seam metal fastened for the wind your particular street sees. We file the Berkeley Township permit and schedule the inspection.
Bayville is about 25 minutes north of our Manahawkin shop via Route 9 or the Parkway.
Every town in Ocean County throws something different at a roof. Here is what we plan for in Bayville.
Bayville's residential streets sit under mature oaks and pines. Needles and leaves pack into valleys and behind chimneys and hold moisture. We reinforce valleys and recommend algae-resistant shingles on every shaded roof.
Lagoon homes get direct exposure off Barnegat Bay. Those roofs receive high-wind fastening, upgraded starter and ridge products and corrosion-resistant metal.
A large share of Bayville's housing is 50 years old or more. We frequently find two layers and soft decking under them. Full tear-off is the only honest way to replace these.
Berkeley requires a construction permit and final inspection for roof replacement. We file, schedule and meet the inspector.
Neighborhoods, sections and landmarks our crew knows by heart. Do not see yours? We cover all of Berkeley Township.
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We assess your roof and discuss the best replacement options for your home.
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Our experienced crew completes your roof efficiently and cleanly.
We make sure everything meets our standards, and yours, before we go.
Yes. Bayville is an unincorporated community within Berkeley Township in Ocean County. Building permits go through Berkeley, and we handle that for you.
Not necessarily, but moss is a sign the shingles are holding moisture and may be near the end of their life. We will inspect it honestly. If the roof is otherwise sound we will tell you. If it is failing, a new roof with algae-resistant shingles and proper ventilation will solve the problem for good.
Yes. Waterfront homes in Glen Cove and Berkeley Shores are treated as high-wind installations with corrosion-resistant materials, the same approach we use on the bayfront throughout Ocean County.
About 25 minutes. Estimates and installs in Bayville are routine for our crew.
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