Klaus Larsen Roofing Before & After Photos

After a tree fell and damaged the roof over their kitchen, these homeowners in Storrs, CT were in need of assistance. Since most of the roof was asphalt shingles and they didn’t know how old it was, they reached out to Klaus Larsen Roofing for a full roof inspection and replacement quote. Our team did a full roof replacement, replacing any damaged plywood and installing a Klaus Roofing System on both the house and attached garage. We started with SealoronXT Deck Tape on each plywood seam to seal out moisture, followed by SealoronXT Ice & Water Shield in the most vulnerable areas. The rest of the roof was protected with VeloraONE Roof Underlayment. For the finishing touch, we installed IKO Dynasty shingles in the color Driftshake, giving the home a fresh, updated look and reliable protection that will last for decades. This home is now set with a roof that will last, the Klaus Roofing Way!

Charles in Storrs, CT reached out to our roofing company for a full roof replacement after ongoing issues started showing inside the home. There was even a vine growing through the kitchen ceiling, which told us moisture had been getting in for some time.

We removed the old roofing system and replaced damaged sections of the deck, adding new plywood where needed to create a solid foundation. Over the kitchen plane, we installed full coverage of SealoronXT Ice & Water for extra protection. The rest of the roof was protected with SealoronXT Ice & Water in vulnerable areas, VeloraONE Roof Underlayment across the deck, and SealoronXT Deck Tape sealing the plywood seams underneath.

Charles chose IKO Dynasty shingles in Granite Black, giving the home a sharp, clean finish. We also installed one small section of EPDM outside the front upstairs window to properly seal and protect that area.

Before, this roof had active water intrusion and structural concerns. After the roof replacement, the home is sealed, secure, and built to handle the seasons ahead.

Marie in Mansfield, CT, reached out to have the roof on her mobile home replaced. The home, built in 1981, still had its original roof, and even though there were no active leaks, she wanted to take care of it before any issues started.

Our crew removed the existing roofing materials and checked the structure underneath to make sure everything was in good shape. Once the surface was ready, we installed a full roofing system to give the home reliable protection moving forward. The project was completed with IKO Dynasty shingles in Granite Black, giving the mobile home a clean, updated look and a roof built to last.

Wendi's home in Storrs, CT, was ready for a roof replacement after years of exposure to the elements. While every home has different roofing needs, replacing an aging roof before problems develop can help homeowners avoid unexpected repairs and maintain reliable protection for their property.

Looking to complete the project before an upcoming deadline, Wendi moved forward with a full roof replacement on the home. The project also included addressing key roofing details, such as a four-sided chimney and a vent boot, to ensure these critical roof penetrations were properly integrated into the new roofing system.

For this project, Wendi selected our Essential Roof System, a practical roofing option designed to provide dependable performance and value. The new roof was finished with IKO Dynasty shingles in Summit Gray, a versatile color that gave the home a clean, refreshed appearance while complementing the existing exterior.

Once the installation was complete, the home had a noticeably updated look and a brand-new roofing system ready to handle Connecticut's changing seasons. By replacing the roof proactively, Wendi invested in both the appearance and long-term protection of the property.

Here was a gorgeous Colonial home in Salem, CT. We installed our Roofing System, complete with new chimney flashing and aluminum gutters with guards and vent pipe boots. The fascia overhang was also revamped with PVC trim boards, which are fully recyclable and optimum for environmental health & sustainability when compared to wood and stucco. Finally, we installed a thermostat-controlled solar fan, so that the homeowner can keep a close eye on their attic temperature and how effectively it is being ventilated.