NEW YORK ROOFING
About us
Extera was built on a simple observation: in most roofing transactions, the homeowner was an afterthought. We decided to change that.
Gerti learned roofing from his father, right out of high school, on rooftops in Orange County, NY.
Then came New York City. Commercial construction. High-rises. Projects where missing a step had real consequences, and the standard was never a suggestion.
When he came back to Orange County, he saw the same industry through a completely different lens. What he saw wasn’t encouraging.
On one side: Large sales organizations. Polished brands. Teams the homeowner had never met before installation day.
On the other side: Small operators. Skilled tradespeople, but no systems, no certifications, no insurance to cover what it needed to.
Neither option put the homeowner first.
Extera was built to be neither. And better than both.
The extera standard
An office with a showroom in Goshen. Comprehensive, roofing-specific insurance, with no labor law exclusion. Dual manufacturer accreditations from GAF and CertainTeed. A five-phase documented process. Equipment designed to protect your property from the moment the first ladder goes up to the moment the last nail is swept off your driveway.
And a founder whose name is on every single contract and every single warranty we issue. You’ll never wonder who to call if something goes wrong. We’re right here in Goshen.
Do it once. Do it right. Do it by the book.
That sounds obvious. In this industry, it’s rare.
You deserve to know exactly what’s going on your roof. Exactly what it’s warrantied for. Exactly what happens if something goes wrong.
Clarity. Value. Security.
Those aren’t marketing words. They’re the reason we exist.
“The evening that the roof was done we had a massive rain storm and did have a leak due to a faulty vent… HOWEVER, Gerdi came back out within 40 minutes of getting off the phone with me, at 9:00 at night, and went on the roof and tarped it with his foreman to stop water from getting in.”
-Nicole Moellman, Google Review
