Roofing guides for Rochester neighborhoods
Every Rochester-area neighborhood ages its roofs differently. Find the guide for yours.
Neighborhood guides
Roofing guides for the neighborhoods we know house by house
From Browncroft Tudors to Sea Breeze cottages, every Rochester-area neighborhood ages its roofs differently. These guides cover the housing stock, permits and verified programs for each one.
- Rochester, NY Browncroft 1914-1934 Tudor and Colonial Revival streets where steep, complex roofs are the norm.
- Rochester, NY Park Avenue Victorian and Queen Anne blocks inside the East Avenue Preservation District, where roof work needs board approval.
- Brighton, NY Twelve Corners Brighton's civic heart: interwar colonials, capes and Tudors on mature, tree-lined streets.
- Pittsford, NY Pittsford Village Erie Canal village with some of Monroe County's oldest homes and a strict historic review board.
- Penfield, NY Penfield Four Corners Penfield's historic crossroads at Five Mile Line and Penfield Road, with buildings over two centuries old.
- Irondequoit, NY Sea Breeze The 1880s resort colony turned year-round neighborhood, exposed to lake wind on two sides.
- Webster, NY Webster Village The historic village core of Monroe County's snow-belt town, where roofs carry the region's heaviest loads.
- Greece, NY Barnard The Dewey-Stone crossroads: Greece's oldest neighborhood and the county's largest concentration of bungalows.
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