7AM - 11PM
68-38 Main St #2, Flushing8AM - 8PM
161-03 Horace Harding Expy b1, Flushing“Excellent craftsmanship and quality materials. You can tell they take pride in what they do. Our new roof looks rock solid and we have complete peace of mind for the rainy season.“
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35-12 153rd St, Flushing“Two Brothers is a perfect model of what a small business should be. A hard working cohesive crew that did a full roof replacement in two long days. The owner, John, was clear from the outset on planning, cost, and responded quickly to calls or texts. Highly recommend this roofing company.“
“Price was great. Explained everything. They are people of one word. Cleaned up. Took all of the garbage. Highly recommend this company to anyone.“
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138-57 64th Ave, Flushing“The roofing contractor exceeded expectations in every way. They were punctual, honest, and dedicated to doing quality work. My roof looks incredible now, and I finally feel confident about my home’s protection.“
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1801 120th St, Flushing“I’m very happy with the tile roof repair done by Power Roofing & Gutters Queens NY. They were responsive, honest, and skilled, which is hard to find these days. The repair blended perfectly with the existing tiles, and the roof looks like new again. I would definitely use their services again and recommend them to others.“
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77-45 164th St, Flushing“I've dealt with Galil for at least a decade. Absolutely the best. On time, accommodate your requests, polite, and excellent price. If I could give 10 stars I would.“
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156-07 71st Ave, Flushing“The best tile work by far! The whole process was also very transparent. No surprise extra charges. The whole job was completed and priced as promise. Love their work!“
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“The asphalt-shingle roof showed ordinary age-related wear, including granule loss, lifted fasteners, and cracking around several penetrations. The upstairs rooms were also unusually hot in summer. Attic inspection found that the existing ridge vent had almost no effective intake because insulation covered the soffit openings. The owners reviewed a basic shingle replacement and a broader option that corrected the ventilation path at the same time. They selected architectural shingles with new ridge ventilation, continuous soffit intake, and ventilation baffles that kept insulation from blocking airflow. Removal exposed seven deteriorated plywood sheets near the eaves, matching the quantity anticipated in the decking allowance. Those sheets were replaced before the underlayment and ice-and-water protection were installed. Shrubs below the eaves were covered with raised protection that did not rest on the branches. The crew also cleaned loose insulation from the attic access area and performed magnetic sweeps around the front steps and planting beds. The completed ventilation path was verified from inside the attic rather than assumed from the appearance of the new vents. During the following summer, the owners reported that the upstairs temperature was more consistent“