From precise asphalt shingle work and copper flashing details to commercial flat roofs and 24/7 storm response — pick a service to read more.
Architectural and designer asphalt shingles are the most common roofing system on Westchester homes — and when they’re installed correctly, they’ll outlast two or three roofers. At Heart Roofing and Sons, we’ve been installing shingle roofs across Hartsdale, Scarsdale, White Plains, and the rest of Westchester County for more than thirty years.
Learn more →A correctly installed standing-seam metal roof will likely outlive you. In the Lower Hudson Valley climate — snow loads, ice dams, freeze-thaw — metal is one of the most resilient roofing systems available, and homeowners in Bedford, Scarsdale, and along the Hudson are choosing it more often for both new construction and replacements on long-term homes.
Learn more →Slate and clay tile roofs define the skyline of older Westchester neighborhoods — the 1920s estates in Scarsdale and Bronxville, the historic Tudors in Rye, and the original homes around Sleepy Hollow. These roofs were built to last a century or more, but they need to be touched only by people who understand them.
Learn more →Not every roof problem is a replacement. About half the calls we get in Hartsdale, Scarsdale, and White Plains turn out to be a flashing failure, a single bad valley, a popped pipe boot, or storm-blown shingles — problems that a competent crew can solve in a few hours for a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.
Learn more →A roof replacement is one of the largest exterior investments most homeowners make — and it’s also the project where corners are easiest to cut. Heart Roofing and Sons replaces roofs the way we’d replace our own: full tear-off, deck inspection and repair, complete underlayment and flashing rebuild, then top-tier shingles or metal.
Learn more →Roofs don’t fail all at once — they fail at the details (flashings, penetrations, valleys, ridge vents) long before the field of shingles gives out. A real inspection catches those details.
Learn more →When a Nor’easter, hurricane remnant, or summer microburst hits Westchester, every honest local roofer’s phone rings off the hook. We answer ours — 24/7.
Learn more →Most roof leaks don’t need a new roof — they need a competent diagnosis. Our crew has chased leaks in every kind of Westchester building stock: Tudor revival in Scarsdale, mid-century colonials in Hartsdale, Victorian framing in Tarrytown, and 1960s split-levels everywhere in between.
Learn more →Gutters are part of the roof system. When they’re sized wrong, pitched wrong, or draining into the wrong place, they will damage your siding, your foundation, and your roof edge — fast.
Learn more →An under-ventilated attic is the most common reason a roof fails before its warranty. Heat builds up in summer and cooks the shingles from below; moist air condenses in winter and rots the deck.
Learn more →Skylights are one of the leakiest features on most roofs — not because the glass fails, but because the curb flashing was rushed during the original install. We install and re-flash skylights properly.
Learn more →Soffit and fascia are the trim that closes off the underside of your eaves and the front edge of your roof line — they protect framing from water, allow attic ventilation, and define the curb appeal of the house. When they fail, the rot moves into your rafter ends fast.
Learn more →Flat and low-slope roofs require a completely different skill set than residential pitched roofs — different membranes, seam welding, drainage, and inspection protocols. Heart Roofing and Sons services commercial buildings throughout Westchester County: offices, retail strips, medical buildings, restaurants, light industrial, and multi-family.
Learn more →If you’re planning solar in the next decade, the time to think about it is during your roof replacement — not after the panels are up. We install solar-ready roofs that match panel lifespan with a 30– to 50-year roofing material, and we work with cool-roof shingle lines (Energy Star certified) that reflect more solar heat and lower cooling load.
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