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Roofing Contractor in Brighton, NY
Built to Last. Built for Rochester.
Roofing, siding, windows, and gutters for Brighton homes, from a family-owned team nearby in Webster. Free estimates. No obligation.
Proudly Serving Brighton
Brighton is a short drive from our Webster home base, and City Wide Roofing & Siding has cared for homes here for more than 50 years — from the interwar colonials and Tudors around Twelve Corners, to the tree-lined streets near Highland Park and the Erie Canal, to newer homes throughout the rest of town.
A lot of Brighton’s housing stock dates to the 1920s through 1940s, and many of those roofs have been overlaid more than once over the decades. Overlay-on-overlay hides deteriorated decking and flashing, and New York’s building code limits how many layers a roof can carry, so a full tear-off is often the right call once we look closely. Mature trees and shaded north-facing eaves are also common here, which contributes to ice dams in the winter.
Call (585) 265-4881 or fill out the estimate form to schedule your free inspection.
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Our Services in Brighton, NY
Complete exterior care from one friendly, family-owned team.
Roof Repair
Leaks, missing shingles, worn flashing, and ice dam damage repaired quickly and properly.
Roof Replacement
A full tear-off and a new roof system built to last, especially where old layers need to come off.
Residential Roofing
Roofing for every Brighton home, from Twelve Corners classics to newer construction.
Commercial Roofing
Flat and low-slope roofing for Brighton businesses, including the shops around Twelve Corners.
Siding
Attractive, low-maintenance siding chosen to suit your home’s style.
Windows
Energy-efficient replacement windows for older and newer Brighton homes alike.
Gutters & Gutter Guards
Seamless gutters and guards that stand up to Brighton’s mature tree canopy.
Storm Damage & Insurance Claims
Prompt inspections, clear documentation, and friendly help with your insurance claim after a storm.
Fascia & Soffit
Roofline trim repaired or replaced to protect your eaves and improve attic ventilation.
Roofing Permits in Brighton: We Handle It
The Town of Brighton requires a building permit for a complete roof replacement, whether it’s a tear-off or an overlay, and expects proof of workers’ compensation and liability insurance with the application. We handle that paperwork and pull the permit as part of every job, so you don’t have to deal with the town’s portal yourself.
If your home is a designated Brighton landmark or sits in a local historic district, exterior material changes visible from the street may also need Architectural Review Board or Historic Preservation Commission review. We check your property’s designation status during the estimate, so there are no surprises later.
Also Serving Nearby Communities
We’re just minutes from these nearby towns, too.
Brighton Roofing FAQs
Common questions from Brighton homeowners.
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Brighton, NY?
Yes. The Town of Brighton requires a building permit for a complete roof replacement, whether it’s a tear-off or an overlay. We handle the application and provide the required insurance documentation as part of every job.
My Brighton home has been re-roofed more than once. Does that matter?
It can. New York’s building code limits how many layers of shingles a roof can carry, and many Brighton homes from the 1920s through 1940s already have more than one layer. Once a roof reaches that limit, a full tear-off is required, which also lets us check the decking and flashing underneath for hidden damage.
My home is a designated landmark. Can I still replace my roof?
Yes. Exterior material changes visible from the street may need Architectural Review Board or Historic Preservation Commission review. We check your property’s designation status during the estimate and help you choose roofing that fits your home’s character.
How quickly can you get to a roof leak in Brighton?
We’re close by in Webster and prioritize active leaks and storm damage. Inspections are typically scheduled within 1–2 business days. If water is coming in now, call (585) 265-4881 right away.
What areas of Brighton do you serve?
All of Brighton, including Twelve Corners, the neighborhoods near Highland Park, and the streets along the Erie Canal, for roofing, siding, windows, gutters, and fascia and soffit.
Serving Brighton, NY
City Wide Roofing & Siding
Service Area:
Brighton, NY 14618
Phone:
(585) 265-4881
Hours:
Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm
Saturday: By appointment
Emergency calls: Anytime
Milton Michel
Founder
Tougher than the nails holding your roof together. Milt was a kind-hearted person with a lively spirit that could bring energy into any space. With decades of experience on rooftops — from designing, building and laying tiles to stripping, gutting and refinishing old Victorians — his knowledge and expertise helped develop the systems City Wide uses today. He spent decades roofing Rochester houses and buildings and left behind a legacy of craftsmanship that guides every project we take on.
Jeffrey Michel
President
Quick-witted and kind-mannered, Jeff is a chip off the old block. With his father’s spirit and work ethic, there is no question your roof is in good hands. Jeff has been coordinating roofing and siding projects throughout the Rochester area for nearly 20 years. This is a family team you can trust — building a reputation one roof at a time, with the goal of delivering great service and real value to every client.
Roofing Rochester for over 50 years!
Call today to put our experience to work for you. Read our verified Google reviews and learn how a new roof can improve your home’s energy efficiency or add value before a sale. Roofing Rochester is what we do — we will see to it your needs are met, and hopefully exceeded. Schedule your free estimate today.
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