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Roof Replacement Photo Album: Premium Roofing Craftsmanship in Weston, CT

Joan in Weston needed a new roof, so she reached out to Brown Roofing for a free consultation with our experts. Inspector Chase met with her and walked her through our premium roofing process, from top-tier materials to expert craftsmanship. Once she saw what we had to offer, she was excited to move forward. Project Manager Austin and his crew got to work with precision and care—removing the old shingles, replacing plywood where needed, installing protective underlayment, and topping it all off with beautiful, long-lasting IKO Dynasty shingles. Now Joan’s home is looking fantastic and protected for the long haul. Brown Won't Let You Down!

The Teardown Begins

Take a gander at Joan's roof before the replacement. Now swipe through to see the finished look!

The Decking Is Exposed

The crew tears off all of the old shingles, exposing the layer of plywood underneath, which is called the sheathing. This is the structural foundation of the roof.

Bad Plywood Is Removed & New Plywood Is Installed

As the structural foundation of the roof, the health of the sheathing is essential. Any sections found with damage are promptly removed and replaced by our crew with sturdy new CDX plywood, ensuring a solid base for the new shingles.

Seams Are Taped & Underlayment Is Installed

Once the plywood is secured, all the seams are sealed up with heavy-duty all-weather deck tape for added protection. Then, a full layer of underlayment is rolled out across the roof: a water-resistant membrane that shields the sheathing from moisture, wind, snow, and other harsh elements.

New Shingles Are Installed

Joan picked out her favorite shingles, and we were happy to make it happen! At Brown Roofing, we always aim to honor our homeowners' personal preferences, because everyone deserves a roof they'll love for years to come.

Ridge Vent Is Installed

A ridge vent is installed along the peaks of the roof, giving hot, humid air from inside the home a way to escape. This keeps airflow steady and helps prevent any damaging condensation from building up.