Roof replacement
Torn off to the deck, bad boards replaced, ice-and-water membrane at the eaves and valleys, synthetic underlayment, new flashing and ridge venting, then shingles.
Torn off to the deck, bad boards replaced, ice-and-water membrane at the eaves and valleys, synthetic underlayment, new flashing and ridge venting, then shingles.
Missing shingles, failed flashing, leaks at vents and valleys. If the roof doesn't need replacing yet, we'll quote the repair and tell you so.
We document the damage before you file, meet your adjuster on the roof, and file supplements when the first scope comes in short.
Step and counter flashing, skylight replacement and re-framing, done during the roof so the weak points are new too.
Wondering what it adds up to? Read the Connecticut roof cost guide →
No single lump number. You see what each part of the job costs, and the price of replacement decking per sheet, so a soft spot found during tear-off isn't a surprise on the invoice.
Through a third-party lender: $0 down options and terms from 12 to 120 months, on approved credit. Every quote shows the monthly number next to the cash price.
See financing options →Workers' comp is carried, and required of every crew on your roof, alongside $2M general liability. Certificates on request before you sign.
Drone and hands-on. The photo report is yours either way.
Line by line, decking per sheet, monthly number beside the cash price.
We pull the permits. Materials and the dumpster arrive the day before, weather permitting.
Landscaping protected first, then tear-off and dry-in, most homes in a day. Project manager on site.
Magnet sweep, a walk-through with you, dumpster gone the next day.
Most single-family homes tear off and dry in the same day, with a second morning for cleanup and final inspection. Add a day on each side if there's a solar array to detach and reset.
The free inspection answers that. If yours doesn't need replacing yet, we'll say so and quote the repair. We'd rather fix it now and replace it in six years than oversell you once.
Your quote already lists the price per sheet, so you know the cost before tear-off. We photograph the bad boards and show you before they're replaced.
We document the damage before you file, meet your adjuster on the roof, and file supplements when the first scope comes in short. You pay your deductible; we invoice the carrier for the rest. We'll also tell you plainly when we don't think a claim will hold up.
Yes, and we require it of every crew on your roof. If an uninsured worker is hurt on your property, that claim can come back on your homeowner's policy. Ask every contractor who bids your roof the same question.
Free inspection, anywhere in Connecticut. The photo report is yours to keep.