Roof Repair & Maintenance Before & After Photos

This home in Middletown, CT was in urgent need of a roof repair due to a leaking roof that had been intermittent since 2018. The owners decided to address the issue with a new partial roof replacement by Klaus Larsen. The chimney flashing had cracks, allowing water to leak through, which we sealed with new chimney flashing. During the removal of the old roofing for the repair, three damaged plywood boards were identified and replaced. The plywood joints were sealed with Ice&Water fiber paper as well as Sealoron Deck Tape and a Roof Underlayment. By using IKO Architectural Dynasty shingles in the color Driftshake, the roof was finally given a lasting solution to its leak, providing peace of mind for the homeowners, The Klaus Roofing Way!

Home had moss, leaks, old flashing, and mold occurring in various areas of the roof. 

This colonial home in East Hartford, CT, received a garage roof repair along with an installion of new gutters, siding, fascia, and rake trim. Damaged wood decking was replaced. Three rows of Owens Corning Weatherlock G Ice & Water was laid on the roof before the placement of Owens Corning Duration Oakridge shingles in the color of Estate Gray. The gutters used were aluminum seamless gutters in the color of White! Owens Corning Purpose-Made Starter Shingles were installed along the outside perimeter of the roof and a window was completely removed from the side of the garage. This 1966 home is ready to shine!

This was a 1 ½ story Cape built in 1948. The homeowner was getting severe ice dams on the front and especially near the rear of his house. They had air sealing and insulation installed, which did not resolve the issue. We found the structure only had gable-end ventilation, so we installed a vented roof deck with 5/8 ISO insulation and covered all of the deck with Ice & Water Shield for an added layer of protection. 

In this house in Haddam, CT the owners were experiencing several leaks in the back of the house. Upon further inspection several pieces of plywood were found to be very rotten and the entire back roof needed to be replaced. Along with the roof, the Fascia board was taken off and replaced with a new composite fascia board.