Before & After Photos

This house in Glastonbury had a large 'shed' dormer in the rear of the house and an addition with a low slope. To protect these areas from rain and ice dams, we completely covered these areas with Owens Corning Weatherlock G Ice & Water barrier. The shingles were Onyx Black Oakridge shingles. 

At this home in Glastonbury, the owners were concerned about differences in height between the eve & rake boards and the new roof and plywood. At the same time we replaced the roof, our production team trimmed the eve and rake boards so the entire roof would be flush.

After seeing watermarks on the ceiling, the homeowner called Klaus Larsen. The sales respresentative figured out that the issue was: the roof needed to be replaced. To fix this issue, the damaged plywood decking was removed and replaced. Owens Corning Weatherlock G Ice & Water was installed, three rows, to prevent future moisture from entering the interior of the home. Owens Corning Duration TruDefinition shingles, in the color of Amber, were used. The home is now water free!

This 1996 Colonial-style home located in Glastonbury, CT had its original roof and was in desperate need of a new one. The backside had to be replaced a few years back due to ice dams but the rest of the house roof still needed to be replaced. To start, we first stripped off the old roofing material and replaced 4 sheets of damaged plywood decking. We then laid down three rows of Weatherlock G Ice & Water Shield to protect the home from any outside moisture. Because the backside of the garage was already replaced we had to carefully match the remainder of the shingles so that it would blend in. We used Owens Corning TruDefinition Oakridge Shingles in the color Estate Gray to match the shingles that were already on the garage. To top it off, we installed VentSure Ridge Vents to provide consistent attic ventilation to the home.

This multi-family home in Glastonbury, CT was built in 1800 and had significant water damage which required a roof replacement. Klaus Larsen Roofing began by tearing off and disposing of two layers of existing roofing materials. Next, we replaced all damaged plywood decking and installed DeckSeal Modified Bitumen Flat Roofing in the color Shasta White. Lastly, we removed and replaced flashing on the chimney with new lead flashing. This home is now equipped with a proper roof that will protect all who call this home!