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Photo Album: Bringing Top-Tier Roofing to Waterbury, CT

Inspector Brian headed out to Waterbury to meet with homeowner Jason, who had reached out to Brown Roofing for a roof replacement quote. After walking through our trusted process—highlighting the high-quality materials we use and the top-rated craftsmanship we're known for—Jason felt confident that we were the right team for the job. And we couldn’t agree more! Project Manager Noel and his expert crew got to work, removing the old shingles, replacing any worn sheathing with sturdy new plywood, laying down protective underlayment, and finishing it all off with beautiful, durable IKO Dynasty shingles. Now Jason’s roof is looking fantastic—strong, stylish, and built to stand the test of time. Brown Won't Let You Down!

The Roof Before

Here's what Jason's roof before the renovation. Swipe through to see the awesome transformation!

The Sheathing Is Exposed

The crew starts things off by carefully tearing all of the old shingles off. Underneath the old shingles is a layer of plywood called the sheathing. This is the structural foundation of the roof.

New Plywood Is Installed

As the structural foundation of the roof, the health of the sheathing is essential. Any sections found with damage, such as rot or mold, are removed and replaced with sturdy new CDX plywood, precisely cut and securely nailed into place.

Underlayment Is Installed

With the sheathing set, underlayment is installed over the entire surface. This thin, waterproof material protects the sheathing from harsh elements that could cause moisture damage, such as rain, snow, and ice.

New Shingles Are Installed

Now it's time to install the new shingles! For his new roof, Jason has selected the sleek shade of Frostone Gray from our premium-laminated IKO Dynasty collection, perfectly suiting his home.

Ridge Vent Is Installed

A shingle vent is installed along the ridge of the roof. This vent allows for proper air circulation, letting hot, moist air rising from inside of the house a way to escape, eliminating damaging condensation buildup.