Before & After Photos

Donna in Killingworth, CT started noticing a few leaks coming from the side of her roof that hadn’t been replaced yet. The other side of the roof had been replaced with us the year before, but the remaining section had continued to age and eventually began letting water in. Wanting to understand what was happening, Donna reached out to our team for a free roof inspection. After taking a look, it was clear that the older side of the roof had reached the end of its life, so we moved forward with replacing the remaining section to complete the system. Our crew installed new IKO Dynasty shingles in the color Shadow Brown, giving the home a consistent look and reliable protection across the entire roof. The Klaus Roofing Way!

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On this tudor style home in Glastonbury, CT we encountered a steep, twenty nine year old roof with several leaks. After tear off, we replaced the rotted plywood panels and rafters. The entire shed Dormer deck was then covered with a protective layer of Ice & Water shield. This project was unique in how we removed and replaced all of the chimney flashing with copper instead of lead. We also installed copper flashing in the dormer valleys above the garage.

It can be very taxing deciding whether or not your home needs a roof repair or replacement. During an estimate, fingers are crossed that a minor repair will resolve the exterior issue. Yet quick fixes often turn into big problems down the road, where you'll find the added cost of interior work. Water penetration and ice dams don't just ruin gutters and shingles - they compromise your home's very framing as well as wiring and woodwork. This Glastonbury, CT home had ice dams and leaking from multiple areas. The total roof replacement means the homeowner won't have to worry about their roof for years to come.

Here was one roof replacement of many in Glastonbury, CT, which was also a part of our 'Roof Your Neighborhood' initiative. We save money when buying materials in bulk, and can pass those savings on to homeowners when communities opt to roof their homes together. This project entailed a full strip and re-shingle, and all of the old shingles were recycled for asphalt road paving.