Brown Roofing Company, Inc. Before & After Photos

This homeowner worked with Inspector Geoffrey and Project Manager William to choose IKO Dynasty AR Class 3  Shingles in Brownstone.

Brown Won't Let You Down!

Newtown homeowner Chuck reached out to Brown Roofing to replace his aging 25-year-old roof. Inspector Austin performed a thorough inspection and walked him through our premium materials and installation process, helping Chuck feel confident moving forward with us. Project Manager Noel and his skilled crew carefully removed the old shingles, inspected the plywood foundation (known as the sheathing), and replaced any damaged sections. They then installed an ice and water shield membrane, synthetic underlayment, and topped it all with IKO Dynasty shingles in the elegant shade of Summit Gray, backed by our 50-year warranty. With every detail finished and the property cleaned up, Chuck’s home now has a strong, stylish new roof built to handle whatever New England weather brings next. Brown Won't Let You Down!

The roof shingles showed age, dark staining, and moisture-related discoloration around the chimney and wall transition, an area that can become vulnerable to leaks.

The roof now has clean, uniform architectural shingles with a sharper finish around the chimney, ridge, and roofline, giving the home a stronger, refreshed look.

This Newtown, CT chimney showed signs of age, staining, and wear around the masonry and roof flashing area. These are common trouble spots where water can sneak in, especially during snow, ice, and freeze-thaw weather.

After the chimney repair, the roof-to-chimney area was tightened up to help protect the home from future leaks. Repairing the masonry and flashing details helps create a stronger, cleaner barrier where the chimney meets the roof.

Today we went out to this barn in Washington, CT, to repair these broken gutters our team speculates that over the winter ice built up onto the roof, and once it melted slightly it slid down, and due to the lack of ice cleats the ice rammed into the gutters ripping them off the roofs. We installed stronger brackets and a gutter guard on the barn to prevent this from happening again. With their new gutters in place, the roof is draining properly and away from the barn.