Before & After Photos

This roof was in okay shape but we could tell that it was time for a replacement. We started by stripping the two layers of shingles all the way to the sheathing, then we replaced the sheathing that wasn't up to code. We than layed down our Tri-Built Synthetic Underlayment and our IKO Stormshield Ice & Water membrane as well. We then installed IKO Dynasty AR shingles in a shadow brown color. We also added some flashing, edging, and hips and ridges.

This roof's shingles were very loose and had became weathered down. We replaced this roof the KRS way by stripping the old shingles down to the sheathing, replacing the sheathing that isn't up to code. We then placed our two underlayment's, one a membrane and the other a synthetic. We then installed our Shadow Brown IKO Dynasty Shingles, as well as other finishing details. 

We recommended to this homeowner that they switch to a rubber EPDM roof because we felt it was better suited for their home. When compared to an asphalt roof, both have their advantages and disadvantages. Some say EPDM roofs are less appealing to the eyes, (which is subjective) and that they require more maintenance. They are also not recommended for high degree slopes, which this roof was not. When choosing a type of roof, it's important to consult with a professional who you can trust to give an unbiased opinion.

We replaced this broken roof in Fort Thomas, Kentucky The Klaus Roofing Way. The owners decided they wanted to keep a similar color to their existing roof, so we went with IKO Dynasty shingles in a Shadow Brown shade. 

This customer in Northern Kentucky had a wind damaged roof that was in need of replacement. 

We used IKO Dynasty Summit Gray shingles to complement the red window shutters.