Nutley is a tidy, tree-lined Essex County township of roughly 30,000 between Clifton and Belleville. It's known for well-maintained early-20th-century housing — Tudors, center-hall colonials, and capes — on quiet residential streets, which makes for steeper, more detailed rooflines than the surrounding cities.
Housing in Nutley
Predominantly 1920s–1950s single-family: Tudors with steep pitches, center-hall colonials, and capes, with mature street trees throughout. Steep-pitch work, detailed chimney flashing, and heavy valley debris from the tree canopy are the recurring themes.
What we most commonly find on Nutley roofs
- Steep Tudor and colonial rooflines that need experienced crews
- Tall masonry chimney flashing on period homes
- Heavy valley and gutter debris from mature trees
- Aging asphalt on mid-century capes due for first or second replacement
Why we work in Nutley
Nutley is a 10-minute drive south, and its period homes reward the careful, detailed roofing we specialize in.
Familiar landmarks
Memorial Park · Yanticaw Park · Third River
