Roofing & Replacement Windows in Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ

Slate, cedar, and copper craftsmanship plus replacement windows and siding for Ho-Ho-Kus homes, in a borough where period detail still matters.

In Ho-Ho-Kus, the Roof Is Part of the Architecture

A borough that counts the 1760s Hermitage on Franklin Turnpike among its neighbors takes its old houses seriously. Roughly a third of Ho-Ho-Kus homes were standing before 1940 — Victorians and Tudors with steep pitches and hand-worked detail — while the typical house dates to the late 1950s. Slate, cedar, and copper are woven into the local fabric here, not exotic requests. Working on a roof like that means matching profiles, respecting original metalwork, and knowing when the honest answer is repair rather than replace.

Craft Skills You Cannot Fake on a Tudor Roof

Period roofs punish shortcuts: a wrong flashing metal, a mismatched slate, an ill-fitting cedar course, and the whole elevation looks off. Our crews are trained for that work, and our installer certifications from GAF, TAMKO, James Hardie, and VELUX also let us back modern systems with manufacturer warranties up to 50 years. Ho-Ho-Kus homeowners get straight, upfront pricing and a 10-year workmanship warranty on all roof installations.

A 95-Year-Old Company in a History-Minded Borough

Homestead Roofing has been family-owned since 1930, working from our Ridgewood headquarters just up the road in the same corner of Bergen County. In a borough where more than nine in ten homes are owner-occupied and reputations travel fast, ninety-five unbroken years under one family name is the credential that counts.

  • GAF Master Elite® Roofer — fewer than 2% of roofers nationally qualify, which unlocks the strongest factory-backed warranties, including up to 50 years of coverage
  • TAMKO® Platinum Pro Certified, for additional manufacturer-backed warranty protection
  • Google Guaranteed — independently verified for quality and reliability
  • James Hardie Alliance Select Contractor, certified for siding installation
  • Family owned and operated since 1930
  • Honest, upfront pricing — nothing added after the estimate is signed
  • Flexible financing options are available
  • 10-year workmanship warranty on every roof installation
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Roofing Services Suited to Ho-Ho-Kus Homes

From a copper valley on a turnpike-side Victorian to a straightforward asphalt replacement on a mid-century colonial, we plan each Ho-Ho-Kus job around the house in front of us.

Complete tear-off and replacement with decking, ventilation, and custom flashing addressed as part of the written estimate — no discoveries invoiced halfway through.

A flat rooftop with several dome-shaped skylights and a white vent, surrounded by bare trees and some buildings in the background on a cloudy day.

TPO, PVC, EPDM, metal, and coating systems for the borough’s commercial buildings, plus maintenance plans that keep membranes tight through winter.

A worker uses a tool to remove old, damaged shingles from a house roof under a blue sky with clouds. Piles of shingles are scattered across the rooftop.

Steep period roofs fail at valleys, dormer cheeks, and chimney flashing. We stage safely, find the true entry point, and repair the assembly.

Rapid response to wind, ice, and limb damage, including same-day leak mitigation so water never reaches original plaster and millwork.

Older roofs conceal their weak points. An inspection tells you which slates are sound, which metal is tired, and what to plan for next.

Every major material installed to specification — and on a historic Ho-Ho-Kus home, honest advice about preserving an original roof.

Replacement Windows That Respect Ho-Ho-Kus Facades

The wrong window can undo a Tudor’s proportions. Our replacements end the drafts while keeping the sightlines and shadow lines the house was designed with.

Efficient, colorfast, and maintenance-free — practical for rear elevations and post-war sections of the borough.

A flat rooftop with several dome-shaped skylights and a white vent, surrounded by bare trees and some buildings in the background on a cloudy day.

Painted-wood character without rot or repainting, the natural match for Victorian and Tudor millwork.

A worker uses a tool to remove old, damaged shingles from a house roof under a blue sky with clouds. Piles of shingles are scattered across the rooftop.

Our strongest frames, with slim profiles and generous glass that stay true through every freeze-thaw season.

Give a Historic Home the Roof It Deserves

Set up your free estimate — no obligation attached — with a family roofing company Bergen County has relied on since 1930. Call (201) 444-2233 — supervised crews, clear pricing, and a 10-year workmanship warranty on all installations.