Paragon Exteriors repairs roofs across Brick Township, and most fixes cost $350–$1,500 — wind-lifted shingles, corroded flashing, cracked pipe boots, and storm damage. Active leaks usually get a same-day tarp because Brick sits in the middle of our daily Ocean County route. We’re a family-run, licensed contractor (NJ HIC #13VH13814500) and every repair quote is free and itemized: 848-633-6440.
What fails on Brick roofs, section by section
After enough years working this town, the failure patterns are predictable:
Shingles in the yard after a hard south blow — lagoon homes in Shore Acres and Baywood, riverfront in Breton Woods and Midstreams, where wind comes off open water with no tree line to slow it
Rust streaks and pitted drip edge — salt air chewing through galvanized metal near the water, often while the shingles themselves are fine
Ceiling stains around the chimney — original flashing on Herbertsville capes and 1950s–60s Laurelton ranches, resealed once too often
Cracked pipe boots — the 15-year rubber on a 20-year Greenbriar roof; a $400 fix that gets misdiagnosed as “you need a new roof” by less honest outfits
Punctures from oak limbs — the tree-lined inland streets around Lake Riviera after a nor’easter comes through
How we find the real problem
We walk the roof, check the attic side for the actual water path (leaks rarely show up directly below the entry point), and shoot drone photos of what we find — so you’re looking at your own flashing, not a stock picture and a scare pitch. Then you get one itemized number for the fix. If a storm caused it, we photograph and document to insurance standards before anything gets disturbed; our storm damage team handles the claim side.
When we’ll tell you to stop spending on repairs
Some Brick roofs shouldn’t be repaired again, and we’ll say so. If shingles are so brittle they crack when we lift them, a patch won’t seal and your repair money is wasted — common on third-cycle Greenbriar roofs and anything original near the lagoons. Our repair-or-replace guide walks through the math, and when replacement wins, we put both numbers side by side: the honest repair and the full replacement in Brick, with financing that turns it into a monthly payment instead of a gut punch.
“From the initial meeting with Joe and Frank, all the way through the completion of our new roof and chimney cap, the process was seamless. Their team is professional, showed up when they said, delivered on all deadlines and the clean up was impeccable. The workmanship and warranty far exceeded anything we were offered by the other roofing companies.”
Rob & Linda
Roof replacement
“We are extremely satisfied with the work done by Paragon Exteriors. Their team was professional, efficient, and the results exceeded our expectations.”
Dan Marone
Exterior renovation
“Professionalism, reliability, and excellence define the people at Paragon Exteriors. They transformed our roof with skill and precision.”
Lisa O'Neill
Roof replacement
A new roof, on a monthly payment that fits.
We offer flexible financing so storm damage or an aging roof never has to wait on a lump sum. Ask about current
plans when you book your free estimate.
Common Brick repairs — a run of blown-off shingles, a cracked pipe boot, resealed chimney flashing — typically run $350–$1,500. Bigger work like a rotted valley, a section of deck, or full flashing replacement on a lagoon home usually lands at $1,500–$3,500. Every quote is itemized, so you see exactly what the money buys.
Water is coming through my ceiling right now — how fast can you get to me?
Brick is on our route almost daily, so an active leak usually gets a tarp the same day you call 848-633-6440. Text photos of the ceiling stain and, if you can safely see it, the roof itself — it tells us what to load on the truck before we leave.
Why does my lagoon-front roof need repairs sooner than my old inland house did?
Shore Acres and Baywood homes take salt air off open water on two or three sides with nothing to break the wind. Shingle edges lift and creep years early, galvanized flashing and drip edge pit and rust, and elevated post-Sandy homes catch even more wind than they did at grade. We repair with aluminum and six-nail fastening so the fix doesn't fail the same way the original did.
Do I need a permit for a roof repair in Brick Township?
Ordinary repairs — shingles, boots, flashing, sealant — don't need one. Replacing structural deck sections or working on an elevated flood-zone home can trigger a filing with Brick's Building Department on Chambers Bridge Road, and when it does, we handle the paperwork as part of the job.
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