Brown Roofing Company, Inc. Before & After Photos

This homeowner worked with Inspector Geoffrey and Project Manager Austin to choose IKO Dynasty AR Shingles in Frostone Gray.

Brown Won't Let You Down!

Wilton homeowner Jen reached out to Brown Roofing after noticing her skylight had become worn and weathered. The flashing was no longer sitting properly, and the older unit was affecting both appearance and performance. Inspector Geoffrey completed precise measurements and walked Jen through the full replacement process, from removing the old skylight to installing new shingles that would blend seamlessly with her roof. Once approved, our team got to work and securely installed a brand-new VELUX skylight for improved clarity, efficiency, and curb appeal. Now, natural sunlight brightens her space beautifully again with a clean, modern finish she can count on. Brown Won't Let You Down!

Before: This Wilton roof showed clear signs of age, with weathered gray shingles, uneven wear, debris buildup, and staining along the wall and window line. The flashing area below the window also looked worn and deteriorated, making this section look tired and vulnerable.

After: The new roof has a clean, uniform appearance with fresh architectural shingles, straight lines, and a much sharper finish across the entire slope. The replacement completely transformed this section of the home, giving it a fortified, refreshed look.

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For this home, we were replacing only the uppermost gutters. The original gutters were not performing the way they were supposed to and they needed to be replaced. The lower gutters saw less rain due to the smaller roof sections they were attached to so they were still in good condition because of this the homeowner opted to only replace the sections that needed it.

For the sections that we were replacing we used Gutter Shutter for the gutter and endcaps, but we also used wide mouths at the downspouts to ensure that more water can be directed off the roof and that there will be no overflow in a serious rainstorm.

This job was short and sweet and the homeowner was happy knowing that their new gutters would keep their home safe and dry for many years to come.