Before & After Photos

This raised ranch in East Granby, CT was in need of a new roof. To start the process we removed 1 layer of existing roofing materials and replaced all damaged plywood decking. We then installed 2 rows of Ice & Water Barrier near all eaves, valleys, chimneys etc. In terms of shingles, we installed Cambridge Architectural Shingles in the color, Weatherwood. We finished by removing all flashing on the chimney with brand new lead flashing. This house is now complete thanks to Klaus Larsen Roofing!

 This home in Rocky Hill turned out fantastic. Though our crew always works very quickly, they also do a thorough installation and clean up. Most roofs are completed in a day, so you'll return from work to find a brand new home waiting for you. Call us now and we'll give you a FREE estimate. 

This was a full roof replacement on a home in Rocky Hill, with an additional Velux skylight install. Velux window products have a reputation in the industry for being watertight. We choose the company's we endorse carefully, so we can let you enjoy your new roof without returning to make adjustments. 

This Colonial Style home in Rocky Hill, CT was in need of a new roof.  Klaus Larsen Roofing started by tearing off one layer of existing roofing materials and replacing 3 layers of damaged plywood decking. Next, we installed 2 rows of Ice & Water Barrier near all eaves, valleys, chimneys etc. We then installed a Klaus Larsen Roofing System with Cambridge Architectural Shingles in the color Charcoal Gray. Next, we removed and replaced 4 attic vents and 3 boot vents. We finished by removing and replacing the flashing on the chimney with brand new lead flashing. This house is now complete thanks to Klaus Larsen Roofing! 

This West Hartford, CT Colonial had three layers of deteriorated shingles that needed to be removed and replaced with a new roofing system. We always recommend starting with a fresh layer, as opposed to covering up asphalt and plywood that have been compromised by moisture. Though layering shingles was once a common practice, standards have changed drastically, and multiple layers can often hinder a home's chances of getting insurance or being sold on the market. Many insurance companies now insure by the layer. Poor ventilation is also attributed to multi-layering, as it causes your attic to suffocate, builds ice dams and will rapidly worsen any preexisting conditions. Having one complete layer with properly placed vents and underlayment will provide total protection, without having to worry about the eroded shingles lurking beneath.