Before & After Photos

Brian, a homeowner in Middletown, CT, owns this beautiful white home with a 23-year-old asphalt roof. The old brown shingles, showing dark streaks and faded colors, clearly showed that the roof was past its prime. After 23 years, roofs can develop serious issues like rotting plywood, leaks, and moss-covered shingles, which is why Brian decided it was time for a replacement to keep his home safe and sound. To ensure maximum protection, we installed the Ice & Water SealoronXT, which covers the roof’s most vulnerable areas like edges and valleys. This barrier provides essential defense against rain, ice, and snow—preventing water from seeping in and causing costly damage. We also applied Velora One Roof Underlayment across the rest of the roof, adding an extra layer of security beneath the shingles. Even if a shingle is lifted during a storm, the underlayment keeps water from reaching the decking, ensuring long-term protection against leaks.

This before-and-after transformation highlights how new shingles can completely revamp a home’s look. By choosing the popular IKO Granite Black shingles, Brian’s home now has a sleek, modern appearance, enhancing the cool tones of the exterior and making that vibrant red door pop!

Put a Klaus on Your House!

This homeowner in Middletown, CT wanted to give their beautiful red shed a much-needed roof upgrade—not only to enhance its appearance but also to protect the shed's contents from potential leaks and damage. After seeing the high-quality work we provided for their neighbor’s roof replacement, they knew Klaus Larsen Roofing was the right choice. Using IKO Dynasty shingles in a striking Emerald Green, we transformed the shed’s look while ensuring long-lasting durability. Now, this shed not only looks refreshed but is also safeguarded against the elements for years to come! Put a Klaus on Your House!

Here was a gorgeous Colonial in East Granby, CT that had been suffering from an underperforming roof. Algae and moss were making a home in the seams between the 3-Tab shingles, which do not overlap like the architectural style that we work with. The underlying structure which the roof is supported by, otherwise called the decking, was refreshed with new CDX plywood. To prevent any stealth leaking we also re-flashed a medium-sized chimney. The shingles are made of an algae-resistant material, so this house will look (and perform) great for years to come!

This home located in Rocky Hill, CT was in need of a brand new roof. The shingles were suffering from old age and crumbling from wear and tear. We stripped the old roof off and replaced 3 sheets of damaged plywood decking so that the new roof would have a good foundation. We then installed 3 rows of Ice & Water Shield to ensure that the interior of the home is protected from outside moisture. For the new shingles, architectural-style asphalt shingles in the color Driftwood. To protect the chimney from any leaking going forward we replaced all of the lead flashing. 

This raised ranch built in 1974 was in need of a roof replacement. Klaus Larsen Roofing started by tearing off one layer of existing roofing materials and replacing 5 layers of damaged plywood decking. Next we installed Ice & Water Barrier near all eaves, valleys, chimneys etc. In terms of shingles, we installed Oakridge Shingles in the color Onyx Black. Lastly we removed and replaced flashing on the chimney with brand new lead flashing.