Roof Replacement Before & After Photos

This ranch-style home located in Vernon, CT was in desperate need of a new roofing system. The old roof was outdated and needed to be torn off and replaced. We first stripped the old roof and brought the shingles to the Asphalt Roof Recycling Center in Stratford, CT to get the shingles turned into brand new roads. Then we replaced any damaged plywood decking and laid down Ice & Water Shield to protect the home from the outside elements. Next, we installed brand new Owens Corning Duration Shingles in the color Estate Gray. To top it off we put in a new VentSure Ridge Vent to provide consistent attic ventilation as well as new lead chimney flashing. 

This single family home in Vernon, CT was built in 1959. After tearing off two layers of shingles, the damaged plywood decking was fully replaced. Three rows of Owens Corning Weatherlock G Ice & Watershield was installed around the chimney, skylights, and roof/wall intersections. This can help block any moisture from entering the home. The chimney flashing was removed and replaced. Owens Corning TruDefinition Shingles, in the color Driftwood, were used, which can be protected from algae growth and winds up to 130 MPH. The roof of this home can now withstand what New England weather has to offer!

The homeowners of this ranch-style home in Vernon, CT picked Owens Corning Duration TruDefinition shingles in the color of Driftwood. After tearing off and replacing two layers of existing roofing materials, the Klaus Larsen team installed new plywood and three rows of the Owens Corning Weatherlock G Ice & Water Shield. A white aluminum drip edge rake/flashing was installed along the perimeter of the roof which compliments the white siding on the home. New lead flashing replaced the old flashing on the chimney. This ranch has been set up for a smooth sailing ride in New England!

The homeowners of this single family home in Vernon, CT knew it was time to have their roof replaced. Being 18 years old, the roof was bound to experience a harsh winter. The Klaus Larsen team tore off two layers of existing roofing materials and replaced all of the damaged plywood decking. Three rows of  Ice & Water shield was installed. The chimney flashing was removed and replaced with new lead flashing. A new vent pipe boot was installed in the color of Black. The shingle color  was Desert Tan. This Cape Cod home now has a Klaus Larsen roof!

Built in 1941, this single-family home was in need of a new roof. We started by tearing off 2 layers of existing roofing materials, as well as replacing 3 layers of damaged plywood decking. We then installed 2 rows of Ice & Water Barrier near all eaves, valleys, chimneys etc. We installed a Klaus Larsen Roofing System with Cambridge Architectural Shingles in the color Charcoal Gray. Lastly, we removed and replaced all flashing around the chimney with brand new lead flashing. This house is now complete thanks to Klaus Larsen Roofing!