Brick Township, Ocean County
Roofing in Brick, NJ
Brick homeowners can call to reach an independent roofing contractor that replaces roofs across the township, from the lagoons to the inland neighborhoods.
At a glance
Brick: the essentials
Roof permits
Replacing the roof covering on a detached one- or two-family home needs no construction permit in New Jersey (DCA). Anything more goes through Brick's Construction Department.
Owner-occupied homes
About 24,900, or 82% of occupied homes (Census ACS 2020–2024).
ZIP codes
08723 and 08724.
On the water
Bulkheads, docks and lagoons need engineering permits from the Township Engineer under Chapter 168 of the township code.
Roofs in Brick
Brick borders Toms River to the north and runs along Barnegat Bay and the Metedeconk River, with a short stretch of barrier island as well. Many homes are capes, ranches and bi-levels on lagoon streets or in subdivisions further inland, and a good number near the water have been raised.
Lagoon homes add a wrinkle that inland roofs don't have: bulkheads and docks are regulated separately. Brick's code puts bulkheads, docks, piers and lagoon work under engineering permits from the Township Engineer (Chapter 168), so a roofer will not handle those. Tell the contractor about any dock or bulkhead work planned at the same time so the crews and dumpsters are not in each other's way.
For a raised lagoon house, ask about access before you compare prices. Material has to go up and debris has to come down without damaging decks, stairs or the bulkhead edge.
Roof services
Roof services in Brick
- Full Roof ReplacementOld roofing stripped to the deck, damaged boards replaced, new underlayment, flashing and roof covering.
- New Roofs for AdditionsSecond stories, rear additions and new builds: a roof framed, dried in and tied into the existing one.
- Asphalt Shingle RoofsThe most common roof in the township: dimensional shingles, underlayment, flashing and ridge ventilation.
- Metal RoofsStanding seam panels for houses near the water: coatings, fasteners and trim chosen for salt air.
- Low-Slope and Flat RoofsMembrane roofs for porches, rear additions and dormers too shallow for shingles.
- Raised and Bayfront HomesElevated houses, lagoon homes and the barrier island: access, wind exposure and salt air.
Nearby
Other towns
Toms River itself is covered on the homepage.
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