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The company works across Elizabeth, Linden and the towns around them, with roofing as the core trade and siding, gutters and masonry sitting alongside it.

About Michael Angelo Construction

Elizabeth, New Jersey
Michael Angelo Construction roof inspection and repair

How the work is approached

Every job starts the same way regardless of size, with a walk of the roof itself and, where access allows, a look inside the attic. That order matters because a roof or a wall almost always looks different up close than it does from the street, and a scope written from a curb estimate tends to miss the actual problem. Dario, the project estimator, handles that first walk-through personally rather than sending someone unfamiliar with the job to write up a quote from a photo.

Once the inspection is done, the scope is written as a plain list of tasks in the order they happen, with photos attached so a homeowner can see exactly what was found before agreeing to any work.

Why roofing sits at the center of the business

Roofing is the trade that decides whether everything else holds up. A siding job installed over a wall that is already taking on water from a bad roof edge, or a masonry repair on a chimney with an unaddressed flashing leak, does not last regardless of how well that individual trade is done. Keeping roofing as the core of the business means the other trades are sequenced around it rather than sold separately without regard for what is actually causing the damage.

Working across a varied county

Union County's towns do not all look the same. Elizabeth carries a large stock of older flat roof multi family buildings near its center. Linden and Rahway lean toward pitched shingle roofs on wood frame and brick homes of varying ages. Roselle and Cranford sit somewhere in between, with older brick sections closer to their centers and newer construction toward their edges. Working across all of them means treating each job on its own terms rather than applying one standard approach regardless of the building in front of us.

What a homeowner can expect

A written scope before work starts, photos at every stage of a job, and a single point of contact who answers questions rather than passing them along to someone else. Changes come up on nearly every job once a wall or a roof deck is opened, and when they do, you get the finding, the photo and the cost difference in writing before any extra work happens without your knowledge.

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