Before & After Photos

A restaurant in Norwich, CT, was dealing with a leaky roof that needed immediate attention. At 15 years old, the roof still had some areas worth preserving, and the owner wanted to save as much of it as possible. Understanding the situation, we collaborated with the owner to determine the best course of action for both the building and their vision. Together, we decided on a 3/4 roof replacement, focusing on the front and center sections where the damage was most significant. This solution allowed us to preserve part of the original roof while giving the restaurant a refreshed and beautiful new look. The result was a stunning transformation that resolved the issues and improved the property's overall appeal. The Klaus Roofing Way!

This homeowner in Chaplin, CT reached out to us because their asphalt shingles were worn and old on their 24-year-old roof. They noticed one of our Sales Inspector's van in the area and reached out about a free estimate and inspection. After a meeting and thorough inspection with our Sales Inspector, they chose us to replace their roof with our full Klaus Roofing System. The homeowner chose the color Summit Grey for the color of their IKO Dynasty Architectural shingles. 

This unique roof with a gazebo needed to be replaced so we installed a full Klaus Larsen Roofing System. The homeowner chose IKO Dynasty Shingles in the color Emerald Green.

At this 1980's Dutch Colonial home located in Scotland, CT we completely stripped the existing roof and installed a new Klaus Roofing System. Once we stripped the roof we replaced 5 sheets of damaged plywood decking that had been rotted out my water damage and old age. We went above code with Ice & Water Shield form all eaves, valleys, and around any chimneys and skylights. To ensure that no moisture passes through to the interior of the home we installed ProArmour Synthetic Underlayment designed to adhere to the roofing surface and repel outside water. For the shingles, we installedarchitectural-style asphalt shingles Driftwood. These shingles are designed to withstand 130 mph winds and are algae resistant to ensure they stay looking brand new for many years to come. 

This home in Scotland, CT had severely rotten plywood and needed several sheets replaced due to improper venting.