Before & After Photos

This colonial-style home in Meridan, CT was in need of a new roof and gutters. We started by tearing off one layer of existing roofing materials and replacing all damaged plywood decking. We installed 2 rows of ice & water barrier near all eaves, valleys, chimneys etc. In terms of shingles, we installed Cambridge Architectural Shingles in the color Charcoal Grey. In terms of gutters, we new 5-inch heavy duty Aluminum Seamless Gutters by Englert. We finished by removing the existing vent pipe boot and replacing it with a brand new 4-inch Perma-Boot. This house is now complete thanks to Klaus Larsen Roofing!

Here was an elegant Colonial located in Farmington, CT. The roof was over twenty years old, and the issues it had were beyond simple repair. As a part of this homeowner's full roofing system, we installed a Solar Fan, skylight flashing and all new vents to keep air moving throughout the interior of the home as well as the attic area. 

This colonial-style home located in Farmington, CT had water leakage behind a kitchen wall in the interior of the house. To fix this issue we stripped off the entire existing roof and replaced 10 sheets of damaged plywood decking. We then took the old roofing shingles to the Asphalt Roof Recycling Center in Stratford, CT. To keep out any moisture from the outside, we laid down Owens Corning Weatherlock G Ice & Water Shield. For shingles, we used Owens Corning Duration TruDefinition Shingles in the color Onyx Black. To top it off, we installed a new VentSure Ridge Vent to provide consistent attic ventilation. 

At this home located in Farmington, CT we completely replaced the old roof with a brand new Owens Corning roofing system. We first tore off the layer of existing roofing materials and replaced any damaged plywood decking. We then installed three rows of Owens Corning Weatherlock G Ice & Water Shield from all eaves, valleys, and around the chimneys. To ensure complete moisture protection we laid down ProArmor Synthetic Underlayment, a durable tear-resistant material engineered to repel water and adhere to the roofing surface. To finish off this complete roof replacement we used Owens Corning Duration TruDefinition Shingles in the color Driftwood. 

This two-story, Cape Cod home located in Farmington, CT had significant ice dam issues that developed over the upstairs bedrooms causing a small leak inside the home. To fix this problem and prevent further damage to the home we completely stripped off the existing shingles over the rear house and garage, where the problem occurred. We replaced any damaged plywood decking to make sure the structure of the roof was solid. Then we installed Owens Corning Weatherlock G Ice & Water to prevent any moisture from penetrating through to the plywood decking. For the new shingles, we installed Owens Corning Oakridge Shingles in the color Onyx Black. This homeowner will no longer have to worry about the devastating damage of ice dams this coming winter.