Roof Replacement Before & After Photos

This single family home in Enfield, CT was in need of a new roof. After tearing off one layer of existing roofing material, we replaced 2 damaged sheets of plywood decking. We then covered the entire roof deck with two rows of Tribuilt ice & water barrier to protect the interior from the outside elements. For the asphalt shingles, we installed a Klaus Larsen Roofing System with IKO Cambridge Architectural Shingles in the color Dual Grey. We finished the job by removing and replacing the existing flashing on the chimney with brand new lead flashing. This house is now complete thanks to Klaus Larsen Roofing! 

Ivoryton was once home to a high population of factory workers, and remains one of Connecticut's most historically rich towns. This house exudes the architectural style of a bygone era. When approaching these types of structures, we are very gentle and careful in our workmanship. If you have a home that has been standing for over a century, we can provide the care it needs in revitalizing it with a new roof. 

Callie contacted Klaus Larsen Roofing for help with her newly purchased home. She was informed that the roof had been damaged by previous pine trees that lined the property. There was also plywood attached to the ceiling indicating a leak at some point; however, she was unsure. Klaus Larsen Roofing provides free estimates and quotes, and we are always happy to help! Callie decided to move forward with a full Klaus Larsen Roof Replacement, and with our 50-year warranty, this will be the last roof she will have to worry about! Callie chose the color Granite Black for her new IKO Architectural Dynasty shingles, which will stay looking new for years to come. This before-and-after shows the damage caused by the trees and how we were able to repair it by stripping off the old decking and replacing it with new plywood. With new roofing, new chimney flashing, and striking new shingles, this transformation is amazing! The Klaus Roofing Way!

We replaced this 27-year-old roof in Ivoryton, CT and gave it a whole new look with the new color choice!

This was a duplex style home built in 1942, located in residential Manchester, CT. It had 3-tab shingles, which are not known to last as long as architectural shingles. Restored chimney flashing, a properly functioning system of ventilation, and a thermostat controlled solar fan were all included with this project.