Three rivers, a bay and an ocean beach. Brick has more waterfront than almost any town in New Jersey, and every bit of it is hard on roofs.
Brick Township sits at the northern end of Ocean County, bounded by the Manasquan River to the north, the Metedeconk River through the middle and Barnegat Bay to the east, with Brick Beach and Normandy Beach out on the barrier island. Route 70 and Route 88 carry heavy traffic through a township of roughly 75,000 people living in everything from 1950s Capes in Laurelton to lagoon homes in Shore Acres and Baywood to newer construction near Herbertsville.
Brick's postwar housing boom created a huge inventory of ranches, Capes and split-levels that are now 50 to 70 years old and frequently on their third roof. Many of those roofs were layered or installed with minimal underlayment and no ice and water shield. The lagoon neighborhoods along the Metedeconk and the bay were hammered by Sandy, and while many homes were raised or rebuilt, a good number still carry their pre-storm roofs.
Dam Good Roofing brings the same approach to Brick that we use everywhere: full tear-off, decking inspection, complete new system installed to manufacturer spec. For waterfront homes in Shore Acres, Baywood, Cherry Quay and along the rivers, we add high-wind fastening and corrosion-resistant materials. For the barrier island beaches, we install full ocean-rated systems. We pull the township permit and coordinate the inspection.
Brick is about 40 minutes north of our Manahawkin shop via the Garden State Parkway.
Every town in Ocean County throws something different at a roof. Here is what we plan for in Brick.
Laurelton, Lake Riviera and the Route 88 neighborhoods are full of 1950s and 1960s homes with multiple prior roofs. We strip to the deck, replace tired sheathing and install a system that should be the last one for decades.
Shore Acres, Baywood and Cherry Quay sit on the Metedeconk and the bay. Wind funnels up the lagoons, so these roofs get six-nail fastening, high-wind starter and sealed ridges.
Brick Beach and the township's portion of Normandy Beach face the open Atlantic. We treat those homes like our LBI work with full ocean-rated materials and installation.
Brick's many Cape Cods have shallow pitches and heated attics that cause ice dams in winter. Ice and water shield at the eaves and correct ventilation are standard on every one we replace.
Neighborhoods, sections and landmarks our crew knows by heart. Do not see yours? We cover all of Brick Township.
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Yes. Brick is the northern end of our core service area and we work there regularly. It is about 40 minutes up the Parkway, which is a normal commute for our crew.
A properly installed new roof addresses most of it. We install ice and water shield well past the warm wall line at the eaves and correct intake and exhaust ventilation so the attic stays cold. We will also flag insulation issues we see, since those contribute too.
Yes. Those homes receive the same ocean-rated installation we use on Long Beach Island, including corrosion-resistant fasteners and flashing.
We do. We file the construction permit and schedule the inspection with the township building department.
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