Roof Replacement Before & After Photos

We removed the old shingles on this Watertown home and replaced them with a new Owens Corning roofing system.

This roof was installed by another roofing contractor the building inspector failed this roof due to improper installation. Luckily for the homeowner no money had been paid out yet. We removed the existing roof and the underlayment wasn't installed properly either, the ice and water shield did not meet code because it was not 3 feet from the inside wall. We installed all the proper underlayment and the shingles along with three new skylights and corrected some trimwork the other contractor had done finished off with a copper chimney .

We installed rafter mates from the soffits to the ridge vent in all rafter spaces and then installed R30 insulation in each rafter space in this Prospect, CT roof. 

This customer in Middlebury had us install IKO Dynasty Granite Black Shingles.

This was a dangerous situation for this homeowner, there was black mold all over their attic and it was slowly starting to spread into the rest of the home. When this type of thing happens at this level the only thing that can be done is to replace all of the molded and damaged wood, but before we can do that we had to rip up all the existing shingles. Once that was done we ripped up all the moldy plywood as well as every surrounding sheet to make sure we removed it all. 

Once these sheets were replaced and we knew we had taken care of the mold we laid down the underlayments, for this layer we used three different materials. Our Sealeron Ice and Water, our Sealeron Deck Tape, and our synthetic underlayment. These three materials seal and waterproof the decking layer so no moisture gets into the attic.

Now that this was done we could install the flashings and shingles. We always start at the bottom corner of the roof and work our way up making sure that the shingles are layered properly. As we make our way up we flash around any openings in the roof like chimneys and pipe boots with the proper material. Once the shingles were fully installed this roof was complete. There was no more mold in the attic and the home had a refreshing new look to it.