Before & After Photos

This home in South Glastonbury, CT needed a roof replacement, specifically over the home's sunroom. To begin this project we tore off and disposed of one layer of roofing material. Two damaged sheets of plywood roof decking were found and replaced promptly. Gold Shield Ice and Water was applied to the whole roof deck. For shingles, we installed a Klaus Larsen Roofing System using Cambridge Architectural Shingles in the Driftwood colorway. This sunroom is complete thanks to Klaus Larsen Roofing!

This stunning single-family home in Killingworth, CT was in need of a new roof. After tearing off one layer of existing roofing material, we installed a complete new plywood deck to the roof. We then removed the capped vent pipe from the family room and installed Smart Vent eave vents along all upper roof eaves. After covering all exposed roof decking with ice & water barrier, we installed a Klaus Larsen Roofing System with IKO Cambridge Architectural Shingles in the color Weatherwood. We finished the job by installing a 10-inch impact dome sun tunnel by Velux. This house is now complete thanks to Klaus Larsen Roofing!

This ranch style home in Killingworth was in need of a new roof. After tearing off one layer of existing roofing materials, we replaced 3 sheets of damaged plywood decking. In accordance with the new building code requirements, we sealed all roof deck joints with flashing tape, as well as installing 2 rows of ice & water barrier near all roof eaves, valleys, chimneys, etc. We installed a Klaus Larsen Roofing System with IKO Cambridge Architectural Shingles in the color Charcoal Grey. We finished the job by removing and replacing flashing on the chimneys with brand new lead flashing. This house is now complete, thanks to Klaus Larsen Roofing!

Here was a roof in Glastonbury, CT that was in need of repair. We always make sure to clean up thoroughly after a job and this property was left free of any nails or old shingles. 

During the renovation of this Glastonbury property, we found that carpenter bees had done considerable damage to the fascia boards around the trim. Outdated and unvented wood was making an ideal home for nature to start taking over. We installed new soffit vents, with air intake at the gutters and exhaust at the ridge. The roof was done in OC Duration Design Sedona Canyon Duration shingles, with a solar fan and additional ice panels for winter weather.