Looking to upgrade your home’s exterior? Our residential roofing and siding services in North New Jersey combine durability, style, and expert craftsmanship. From high-performance shingles to seamless vinyl siding, we deliver solutions that protect and enhance your home.
Algae protection from eave to ridge
Customers can now get the benefits of GAF Time-Release Algae-Fighting Technology and the StainGuard Plus™ Algae Protection Limited Warranty1 on qualifying shingles, ridge caps, and even visible starter strips.
Get automatic Lifetime Protection on your entire GAF roofing and siding system
When you install any GAF Lifetime Shingle and at least 3 qualifying GAF accessories, you’ll automatically get a Lifetime limited warranty on your shingles and all qualifying GAF accessories
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How many roofing shingles do I need?
A roofing project can introduce homeowners to many new terms, and one of the first you’re likely to come up against is “roofing square.” Measuring in squares is unique to the roofing industry—understanding how these measurements work can be a vital part of planning your roof repair or replacement.
What are the most common roof shingle types?
If you’re looking to replace your roof, you may wonder what type of roof shingles you should use. You have no shortage of options—shingles come in all different types, styles, and colors. Here’s a look at the different types of roof shingles available for residential roofing and siding so that you can make an informed choice for your needs.
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The Difference is Seamlessly Clear
Extra long, extra thick Monogram® XL panels offer the same benefits as traditional Monogram siding, with the added advantage of significantly reducing seams for a cleaner appearance.
Fewer Seams. Better Finish.
- 12′ panels → 57 laps on a 25′ wall
- 16′ panels → 40 laps (35% fewer seams)
- 20′ panels → 26 laps
- Monogram XL → 0 visible laps
- Cleaner, smoother exterior appearance
Double 4″ Rough Cedar Clapboard
- Available in 16’8″, 20′, and 25′ lengths
- Classic cedar-style finish
- Ideal for traditional home exteriors
Double 5″ Rough Cedar Dutchlap
- Available in 16′ length
- Adds depth and shadow lines
- Not available in Charcoal Gray, Pacific Blue, or Sable Brown
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Monogram XL Features
Works with traditional length Monogram siding.
Explore our comprehensive construction Features — join us for an informative session on our offerings and expertise!
- TrueTexture™ rough cedar finish molded from real cedar boards
- Patented STUDfinder™ is designed for accurate and secure installation
- RigidForm™ 220 Technology has been tested to withstand wind load pressures up to 220 mph
- CertiLock™ self-aligning, post-formed positive lock
- Virtually maintenance free, never needs painting
- 3/4″ panel projection Heavy-duty
- .046″ thickness
- Class 1(A) fire rating
- Lifetime limited warranty
- 32 low-gloss solid colors
- 7 low-gloss wood-tone blends
Learn how Cedar Impressions® and Monogram® XL are used creatively on the 2013 Home Makeover project to turn the drab exterior into a dream cottage. InvisiVent Soffit and Vinyl Carpentry accessories add to the dramatic transformation.
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What our clients say about us.
Sarah M. | Commercial Property Owner
“We’ve worked with several contractors over the years, but A1 Progressive Construction stands out. Their attention to detail and commitment to deadlines made a huge difference in our commercial project. The roof looks great and has already weathered some tough storms!”
John D. | Residential Roofing Client
“A1 Progressive Construction did an incredible job on our roof! The team was professional, efficient, and the quality of work exceeded our expectations. We’ve had no issues with leaks, and the whole process was smooth from start to finish. Highly recommend!”
FAQS
What services do you offer?
We provide roofing, chimney repairs, masonry, and general construction services.
How do I know if my roof needs repair?
Signs include missing shingles, water stains, and sagging. Contact us for a free inspection.
What causes chimney fires and how can I prevent them?
Creosote buildup causes chimney fires. Regular cleaning and inspections help prevent them.
How often should I inspect my chimney?
We recommend annual inspections, especially before the heating season.
Do you repair chimney fire damage?
Yes, we assess and repair fire damage to chimneys and flues.