County Roofing expands its central Suffolk service area to target commercial and residential markets.

The expansion is anchored by County Roofing’s Smithtown office on Veterans Memorial Highway in Hauppauge, indicating a multi-hub operational approach rather than a single base of operations.
Central Suffolk’s service area includes proximity to the Suffolk County government campus and major commercial corridors along Veterans Memorial Highway, Route 347, and Route 111, underscoring the mix of public sector and commercial roofing opportunities.
The Long Island Innovation Park in Hauppauge is highlighted as one of the largest industrial parks in the country, emphasizing the scale of flat-roof, equipment-heavy commercial facilities in the area.
The press release is dated August 28, 2026, confirming the official timing of countywide expansion.
County Roofing has expanded its service area across central Suffolk County, anchored by its Hauppauge office on Veterans Memorial Highway. The Long Island roofing contractor, operating since 1987, now serves Smithtown, Nesconset, St. James, Commack, Islandia, Central Islip, Brentwood, Ronkonkoma, Holbrook, and Bohemia County Roofing. Founder Keith Schmied described Hauppauge as "two markets in one," combining large flat-roof industrial facilities near the Long Island Innovation Park with dense residential neighborhoods that have aging roofs.
Hauppauge's unique market mix makes it ideal for County Roofing's dual focus. The area hosts large commercial facilities with flat, low-slope roofs that carry rooftop equipment—typical of industrial parks County Roofing. At the same time, postwar residential neighborhoods nearby have aging roofs needing replacement and repair. This diversity means the company can serve both customer types from a single location without traveling across the island.
The Long Island Innovation Park in Hauppauge stands as one of the country's largest industrial parks, housing many facilities with complex roofing needs County Roofing. These buildings require specialized attention to flat roofs and rooftop equipment installations. The proximity to major commercial corridors along Veterans Memorial Highway, Route 347, and Route 111 adds to the density of commercial roofing opportunities in central Suffolk County.
Residential roofing in the area presents its own challenges. Many homes have complicated roof designs with dormers and additions that require careful transitions County Roofing. Hauppauge's permitting requirements are noted as unusual, reflecting local regulatory nuances the contractor must master. The expansion reflects County Roofing's commitment to understanding and serving these distinct permitting and construction demands across central Suffolk.
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