Fairfield County, CT's Trusted Roofer & Gutter Installation Contractor

We consider ourselves specialists in Condo Roofing.

Most projects are done over a number of years doing the roofs that need most attention first. We also have handled many condos that needed snow removed from roofs in heavy snow fall times.

The owner of the building we worked on had constant roof leaks. We explained that the roof was too flat and that water would accumulate in different areas and eventually seep through the roof. We repaired the roofs damaged areas and then increased the pitch so water will flow off more naturally!

There are a wide variety of gutter types to choose from at Brown Roofing, but copper gutters and downspouts were the right call for this Ridgefield home. They add a perfect touch to the wood siding and Owens Corning shingles. Besides it's durability, one of the most unique features of copper siding is that it will change color throughout its lifetime. The gloss will doll down in the beginning, turning brown. and will eventually patina into a beautiful green.

We received a call from a Stratford home owner because she was concerned about the condition of her roof after the wind storms. From the ground, the roof looked fine but that's why we do inspections. Once up on the ladder, we noticed a tremendous amount of damage from ice damming as well as multiple missing shingles from the heavy and consistent wind gusts. If you notice water coming into your house from the attic, or you are concerned after a big storm, give Brown Roofing a call. 

removal of shingles and plywood and installed gaf lifetime supply shingles

placing metal roof onto this beautiful house. Roof looks amazing

Roof Replacement in Brookfield 

Replacing this roof in Westport ct, we took 2 of the 3 skylights our and replaced the entire roof 

Our certified roofers working on laying down some ice and water and felt paper down on this roof!

For this particular job, we assigned three specialized teams: one for roof replacement, one for gutter installation, and one for siding installation. We follow a systematic approach when handling projects where customers require multiple improvements to their homes. This ensures both safety and efficiency throughout the process.

We begin by focusing on the roof, as it exhibited damage, and significant algae growth and it is the safest to start with. We also noticed portions of the roof drooping inward, indicating potential issues with the decking layer or rafters. Once we received the green light to proceed, our team swiftly initiated the demolition phase. Demolition is typically the quickest and easiest step, and it's always exciting. To protect the house from any potential damage, we lay tarps, securely nailing them to the roof's edge. By extending the other end of the tarps outward, we create a slide for the waste material. This method ensures that the house's siding and plants beneath the roof remain in pristine condition.

 After completing the demolition, we move on to the next step, which involves analyzing the roof and identifying necessary repairs. Before commencing the work, we always dispatch someone to inspect the property. This preliminary assessment provides us with a better understanding of the project requirements, although unexpected changes can still occur. Fortunately, in this case, only the plywood decking layer was found to be rotting, and the rafters were unaffected. We proceed to remove the old layer and replace it with a new one. The subsequent stage involves installing the underlayment and Ice and Water protection. Ice and Water are applied to vulnerable areas such as edges, valleys, and eaves to prevent damage caused by ice and water. It also mitigates the risk of ice dams, which can be hazardous. The underlayment is then laid in areas not covered by Ice and Water, overlapping it to provide an extra layer of sealing for the roof.

Finally, we install the shingles and flashings. During the shingle installation process, we start from the bottom of the roof to ensure proper layering without any gaps that could allow water to leak through. As we progress upward, we incorporate flashing around roof openings, such as vents and chimneys, to ensure a watertight seal. Once all the shingles are securely in place, we finish the roof by installing ridge vents.

On the second day of the project, we focus on gutter installation. This task typically requires less time compared to roof and siding installation. For this specific home, we opted for our 6K gutter system, which not only enhances the property's value but also effectively redirects water away from the house, protecting it from potential damage.

Lastly, on the third day, we remove the old siding and install brand new siding. The homeowner chose our Cedar Peaks Premium Blue Siding, which beautifully complements the new roof and gutters. The transformation is truly remarkable, and within just a few days, the house undergoes a complete makeover.

By following this meticulous and organized approach, we ensure that each step of the project is executed with precision and attention to detail, resulting in a stunning and functional outcome for our valued customers.

Our team did a full roof repair and replacement on this home, this home had many issues but the biggest was the roof's condition. Due to the home's location and tree coverage, there was substantial moss growth on the shingles. This moss causes all sorts of problems for the homeowners. When moss builds up on shingles it causes water to be trapped between the shingles and this water makes its way through the gaps in the shingles and this ends up causing the decking layer and rafters to rot. 

Ripping up the old and damaged shingles is the first step to this roof replacement. These shingles came up quickly due to old age. Next, we gave another look at the decking layer to make sure the plywood was not rotting. As we expected most of the sheets were starting to rot and we saw some mold growth we ripped up all the rotting plywood and replaced it with brand-new sheets. 

After the decking layer is repaired we can start laying down the three layers that go in between the shingles and decking layer. The first thing that goes down is the seam tape and this tape goes over all the seams created by the plywood, this tape is just another layer of protection. Next Ice and Water is laid down and this is installed on all the edges, valleys, and eaves.  Finally, we lay down the final layer and this is called the underlayment. This layer covers the rest of the roof that is not covered by the Ice and Water. All of these layers act as a barrier in case the shingles are damaged from a storm or other outside forces, they also help insulate the roof helping to create a more energy-efficient home. 

Finally, we install the shingles and this is done starting at the bottom of the roof to the top to ensure that they are layered properly. As we work up the roof we install flashings around all the vents, siding, and chimneys. 

Over the span of one day, this roof was completed from start to finish. This homeowner can be confident knowing that their roof is guaranteed to keep them safe and dry for the next 50 years.

This family reached out to us due to their leaky roof. After the appointment was made and the date rolled around Mat Bey went out to this customer to inspect the roof and come up with a game plan with the homeowner. 

After walking around the property with the customer and inspecting the roof, Mat came up with a quote and timeline for the job. After reviewing with the homeowner and deciding on a price, our production team got the green light to start the demo. 

The first step in the roof replacement process is ripping up the old shingles and taking another in-depth look at the decking layer below and that's just what we did. When ripping up the old shingles it's imperative to be alert and aware of your surroundings. It’s important for our guys to know what things could be damaged or broken near the work site. In these cases, we take precautions like leaning two sheets of plywood against each other to make a shelter for bushes and plants. We also always staple a tarp to the edge of the roof and place the other end on the ground making a slide for the old materials ensuring nothing ends up in the lawn.

Now that the old shingles were off the roof our project manager inspected the roof and came to the conclusion that many of the sheets needed to be replaced due to mold and rot. This roof had very few damages that stood out from afar but close up there were many holes that allowed for water to seep through causing this mold and rot. We ripped up the old plywood and replaced them with brand-new sheets. 

The next step in this process is to lay down Sealeron Ice and Water, a synthetic underlayment, and decking tape. The decking tape is put down on all the seams created by the plywood. The Ice and Water are laid down on all the eaves, rake edges, overhangs, and valleys. The standard required by code is to lay down only two feet of material but we install six feet to ensure proper coverage. Now for all the remaining areas that are not covered by the Ice and Water, we install the underlayment. These three layers offer an extra barrier to stop water and anything else that tries to enter your home. 

Finally, it is time to install the shingles! For shingles we always start at the highest level roof but at the bottom edge and work our way up. As we work up we strategically layer the shingles to ensure the water runs off as efficiently as possible. Also, we install flashings around any vents, chimneys, and any other openings in the roof.

With this brand new roof, this homeowner can be certain that there will be no more water leaking through the roof for many many years to come and can feel even more confident knowing that their new roof is under warranty for 50 years. 

This customer contacted us explaining that they had a leak in their roof and that there were water spots on their ceiling. Immediately we set up an appointment on a day that worked for the customer and once that day rolled around our representative Geoffrey met with the homeowner.

During this meeting, he walked around the property inspecting the roof as well as the home. He also got on the roof and inside the attic to get a closer look. After the inspection process, he sat with the customer to walk them through the process along with putting together a quote.

Once an agreement was made we moved on to phase two which was getting a new roof on this home. Our Project Manager for this job was Carlos, and together with his team, they were able to finish the whole roof in just one day. 

The first step was to rip up the old shingles and take a better look at the decking layer below. This roof had had two lawyers of shingles which is an outdated practice used to save money, but today it's usually frowned upon. Once the shingles were up we moved on to the decking layer and this is where we discovered the problem. Due to the double layer, there were gaps throughout the roof and these gaps were letting in water. This water is then absorbed into the decking layer rotting it and causing mold to grow. Once the plywood was fully soaked, mold water would travel through into the home. 

Step two. We quickly ripped up the old decking layer and disposed of the mold. Once this was up we installed a new plywood decking layer. For this layer, we used ¾ plywood which was thicker than what was previously used.  

After this is done we can move on to the next step which is laying down decking tape, Sealeron Ice and Water, and a synthetic underlayment. The decking tape goes down first and this is laid on all the seams created by the plywood. Next is the Ice and Water. This is laid down on all of the eaves, rake edges, overhangs, and valleys. Finally, we installed the underlayment which covers every section not covered by the Ice and Water. These three layers act as extra protection against the elements and leaks, they also help further insulate the roof. 

For Step four, the final step we installed the shingles and this customer decided on our IKO Dynasty Granite Black Shingles. When installing shingles we always start at the bottom edge and work our way up to ensure that they are layered properly and can effectively direct water off the roof. As we work our way up we install flashings on all the vents, chimneys, and skylights. 

By the end of the day, this homeowner had a beautiful new roof that will keep them safe and dry for a lifetime and they can have peace of mind knowing that their roof is under warranty for 50 years.  

This homeowner reached out to us regarding the condition of their roof. They called due to the sheer amount of moss, lichen, and algae. When they called in stating that it was bad we assumed there would be some moss and that it was nothing to be too concerned about, but how wrong we were. 

When Mat Bey went out to this home he was astonished by the sheer amount of growth on this roof. All this growth was because of the home's location and the amount of direct sunlight the roof gets daily. This house was built in a beautiful forest but allowed virtually no sunlight.

After Mat went through our process and did an inspection with the customer and they were confident that going with us was the right choice we got straight to work. The first step to replacing the roof was ripping up the old shingles which were much heavier than usual due to the moss. Once this was done we looked at the decking layer and we were surprised to see that it was in decent condition for how the shingles looked. The customer did not want to take any chances so they decided to replace all the sheets of plywood. 

Next, we laid down decking tape, Sealeron Ice and Water, and a synthetic underlayment. The decking tape is installed on all the seams created by the plywood sheets, and the Ice and Water are installed on all eaves, rake edges, overhangs, and valleys. It is required by code that two feet of Ice and Water is laid down but we take this a step further and lay down six feet to add extra protection to the home. Next is the underlayment and this is installed on every surface that is not covered by Ice and Water. The mixture of these three products ensures that even if the shingles are damaged the roof will not leak. This layer also helps insulate the roof making the home more energy efficient.

Finally, we could install the shingles and this customer decided on our IKO Dynasty Granite Black Shingles. When we install shingles we always start at the bottom edge and work our way up to ensure that they are layered properly and efficiently direct water off the roof. As we work our way up we also install flashings around all openings in the roof such as vents and chimneys. 

Now that the roof was installed this customer can be confident that their home will be safe and dry, But you may be wondering. Isn’t this just going to happen again? It would if we didn’t make one change. When installing this roof we used copper nails instead of the typical iron nails. When copper oxidizes it releases an inorganic compound called copper sulfate which kills plant growth. So, with these nails on the roof the moss, lichen, and algae don’t stand a chance and don’t worry this won’t affect any plants on the ground around the home.

This New Fairfield homeowner called in for us to investigate the water leaking into his son's bedroom. Upon inspection we discovered the cause of the leak and provided an estimate for a repair as well as a replacement. Our homeowner knew that if there was one leak there could be more and opted to replace the entire room. Easy financing with monthly payments made the decision that much easier.

Our homeowner in Stratford purchased this home a little over a year ago. The home inspection claimed the roof was fine. After experiencing a leaking skylight, our inspection, Mat not only revealed the problem but also exposed rotted and moldy decking. Lot's of it. The homeowner agreed to replace the entire roof.

Our crew, under the direction of Project Manager Bill, tore off the roof, replaced and sealed the decking, wrapped it in ice & water shield and replaced the shingles with IKO Dynasty shingles with ArmourZone in Atlantic Blue. Now our homeowner is "Roof Worry Free" with the Brown Roofing 50 Year Warranty!

The Brown Roofing gutter crew had the pleasure of installing our top-of-the-line Gutter Shutter system on all ten of the stunning oceanside condominium buildings in Cos Cob. Unlike traditional open gutters, Gutter Shutter is a fully enclosed, heavy-duty solution that blocks out leaves and debris, putting an end to clogging and constant cleaning. It’s built tough to handle heavy rainfall, direct water safely away from the home, and is backed by a lifetime guarantee—giving these coastal condos lasting protection and peace of mind. Brown Won't Let You Down!

Cindy from Danbury found herself in a difficult spot after a fierce February storm sent a tree crashing down onto her home. The damage to her roof was serious, but she didn’t have to face it alone. She reached out to Brown Roofing, and our team jumped into action right away. To keep her home protected in the meantime, our service crew installed a heavy-duty tarp over the damaged area while she worked through the insurance process.

Once everything was squared away, Inspector John met with Cindy to craft the perfect plan for her new roof—one that would be stronger, safer, and built to last. With the details in place, Project Manager Bill and his expert crew got to work. They removed all of the old, damaged shingles and replaced compromised areas with brand-new plywood to create a solid foundation. Next came full-coverage ice-and-water shield and synthetic underlayment to safeguard the decking, followed by repairs to the damaged fascia board and soffit vents to restore ventilation and structural integrity.

To top it all off, the team installed stunning IKO Dynasty shingles in Atlantic Blue—a bold, beautiful choice that gave Cindy’s home a fresh new look. Now, her roof isn’t just repaired, it’s stronger than ever and ready to face whatever Mother Nature throws its way.

Fabian, a homeowner in Darien, reached out to Brown Roofing for help with a special project: adding a roof to the brand-new addition on his home. He already had a clear vision in mind: he wanted the clean, modern look and long-term durability of a metal roof.

Inspector Abdul met with Fabian to walk him through the options, comparing the benefits of black steel and aluminum. After reviewing our premium offerings and getting all his questions answered, Fabian chose Drexel Metals painted seam metal roofing in the sleek and stylish shade of Iron Ore.

This high-performance roofing system doesn’t just look sharp, it’s built to last. Like our asphalt shingle roofs, all of our metal roofs come backed by Brown Roofing’s 50-year guarantee, giving Fabian peace of mind for decades to come.

Now, Fabian’s new addition is not only complete, it’s protected by top-tier materials and a sharp, modern finish that will keep his home looking its best.

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Gossett, a homeowner in Old Greenwich, reached out to us after noticing a leak near his chimney. He knew something wasn’t right and wanted to get ahead of any serious water damage.

Inspector Geoffrey went out to take a closer look and found the source of the issue: the low-sloping back upper and lower sections of Gossett’s roof had an aging SBS (styrene-butadiene-styrene) roofing system that had begun to fail. These areas require specialized low-slope materials like SBS, since traditional shingles aren’t suitable for such gentle pitches. Although the correct material had been used, time and wear had taken their toll, and the system was no longer holding up.

Geoffrey recommended a full replacement of the SBS roofing to ensure the area would be fully watertight and up to today’s standards. Gossett agreed, and our team got to work.

Project Manager Bill and his expert crew began by removing the old SBS layers and inspecting the plywood decking underneath. Any sections of water-damaged plywood were replaced with fresh, durable ½-inch CDX plywood to create a strong new base.

Next, they adhered a new SBS base membrane directly to the decking, creating a tight waterproof seal. Then came the SBS cap sheet, expertly rolled out and heat-adhered with blowtorches to create a clean, seamless finish built to last.

Now, Gossett’s roof is fully restored, leak-free, and ready to take on New England weather for decades to come. With a proper SBS system in place and the job done right, he can enjoy peace of mind all year round.

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Michael, a homeowner in New Canaan, reached out to us when the roof over his dining room started showing signs of age. It featured two skylights that had grown cloudy and worn over the years, dimming the natural light that once brightened the space.

Inspector Mat visited the home to assess the condition of the roof and skylights, and after going over the options, Michael chose to move forward with Brown Roofing for a partial roof replacement and two brand-new skylights.

Project Manager Bill and his skilled crew took on the job with care and precision. They began by removing the old shingles and carefully taking out the outdated skylights. After inspecting the decking underneath, they replaced any damaged plywood and installed a durable underlayment for added protection.

To safeguard the roof against water intrusion, they applied ice and water shield along the edges and around the skylight openings. Then came the highlight of the project: two new VELUX skylights, a brand we trust for their reliability and performance. The team finished them off with expertly installed flashing to create a clean, watertight seal.

Finally, they installed matching shingles to blend seamlessly with the rest of Michael’s roof, tying everything together beautifully.

Now, Michael’s dining room is filled with natural light once again, and his new skylights offer both clarity and style. With this upgrade complete, his home is better protected and looking better than ever.

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Inspector Mat went out to Riverside to meet with homeowner Julie after she reported a leak coming into her bedroom. Mat found that Julie's roof was very worn and past its prime, estimating that its life was over 20 years. After sharing the findings with Julie, she agreed that a full roof replacement was the smartest way to go to make sure that no other issues arise, especially with the added peace of mind that comes with our 50-year warranty.

Project Manager Connor and his skilled crew were tasked with the project, which they were able to fully complete in one day. They took off Julie's old shingles and closely examined the plywood foundation underneath for any signs of damage. All compromised areas were removed and replaced with sturdy new CDX plywood, ensuring a strong and solid base for the new roof. After that, protective underlayment was installed. This is a thin, waterproof membrane that shields the plywood from harsh elements like rain, snow, and ice. Then came the installation of the premium-laminated IKO Dynasty shingles in the ever-popular shade of Granite Black, a perfect match for Julie’s home.

In addition, a section of Julie's roof required EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) roofing due to its low slope. Our crew securely installed this durable, waterproof material to ensure long-term protection and proper drainage.

Now Julie’s roof is not only leak-free but built to last, and she can rest easy knowing her home is covered for decades to come.

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Inspector Abdul met with Sandy Hook homeowner Jason to address concerns about his aging roof. Jason had noticed a small leak and, knowing the roof was well past its prime, wanted to take action before things got worse. After performing a full assessment, Abdul walked Jason through his findings and helped him design a plan tailored to his home’s needs and aesthetic preferences.

Once the plan was in place, Project Manager Carlos and his expert crew got to work. They began by carefully removing the old, worn shingles and inspecting the underlying plywood decking. Any damaged or compromised sections were replaced with strong new plywood to provide a solid foundation for the new roof. Next, they installed a layer of high-quality protective underlayment to shield the structure from moisture, ice, and other harsh elements.

To finish it off, they installed durable and visually striking IKO Dynasty shingles in Jason’s selected shade of Summit Gray. With this upgrade, Jason now has a beautiful, resilient roof that not only enhances the look of his home but also offers peace of mind for decades to come, proudly backed by our trusted 50-year warranty.

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Southport homeowner Daniel was dealing with a persistent leak around one of his dormers and wasn’t sure what was causing it. His roof was over 20 years old, and when Inspector Chase came out to assess the situation, he found clear signs of age: lifting shingles and built-up debris underneath. After reviewing the findings together, Daniel agreed that a full roof replacement was the right call.

Once the plan was in place, Project Manager Connor and his expert crew got to work. They removed all of the old shingles and thoroughly inspected the roof decking underneath. Any damaged sections were replaced with sturdy new plywood to create a strong, reliable foundation. Next, they installed ice and water shield along with synthetic underlayment to defend the decking from the elements.

With the base secured, the crew installed premium-laminated IKO Dynasty shingles in the sleek shade of Summit Gray. They also added new ridge vents to support healthy airflow and finished the project with matching ridge caps for a clean, polished look.

Daniel’s new roof not only solves the leak, it enhances the overall look of his home while providing dependable protection through every season.

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Stamford homeowner Jeremy reached out to us after noticing two leaks in different areas of his ceiling, which were causing plaster and paint to peel and fall away. Inspector Tyler headed out to assess the situation and quickly found that Jeremy's roof showed significant signs of wear and tear. With the roof clearly at the end of its life, Tyler walked Jeremy through the findings, and together they came up with the best plan for a full roof replacement.

Project Manager Bill and his crew were in charge of bringing that plan to life. They began by removing all of the old shingles to expose the underlying roof structure, known as the sheathing. Jeremy's home had traditional plank sheathing—a method using solid wooden boards nailed directly to the rafters. The team removed any boards that showed signs of damage and replaced them with CDX plywood, custom-cut to fit seamlessly into place.

Once the new base was secured, the crew installed a protective underlayment, a waterproof barrier that helps guard the structure from harsh elements like rain, snow, and ice. Then, they laid down Jeremy’s choice of IKO Dynasty shingles in the bold and beautiful shade of Granite Black. They also replaced an aging skylight, ensuring a watertight and polished finish.

Now, Jeremy’s home is protected by a durable new roof that not only solves his leak issues but also enhances the overall look and integrity of his home.

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Elizabeth from Westport reached out to us about a section of her roof that had seen better days. Years of water damage, caused by an overflowing gutter that had sprouted plants, had taken a toll, leaving the shingles worn and covered with moss and lichen. Inspector Brian visited her home and performed a full evaluation. He found that, aside from this one problem area, the rest of her roof was in solid condition. With that in mind, Brian worked with Elizabeth to come up with the perfect plan for a targeted partial replacement.

Service Manager Danny and his crew handled the project with care. They removed the old, damaged shingles and inspected the decking underneath. Any sections of compromised plywood were replaced with strong new CDX plywood to ensure a solid base. Then they installed an ice and water shield membrane over the entire area to protect against future moisture intrusion. Finally, they installed durable IKO Dynasty shingles in the color Cornerstone to perfectly match the existing roof. Before wrapping up, the crew cleaned out the overgrown gutters to restore proper drainage. Now, the damaged section of Elizabeth’s roof is restored, protected, and looking better than ever.

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Yezell in Stratford contacted Brown Roofing for a full roof replacement, and Inspector Szymon was happy to help. After a full inspection, it was clear that Yezell’s roof was due for an upgrade. It had older cedar shake shingles covered by three-tab asphalt shingles, a dated system that requires lots of upkeep and the right climate to prevent rot. With today’s advancements, there are much better options, like architectural asphalt shingles, which are more durable and visually appealing. Yezell made a great choice moving forward with us.

Project Manager Connor and his crew got to work by stripping the entire roof, removing both the three-tabs and the cedar shakes all the way down to the rafters. From there, they installed a brand-new deck made from strong, half-inch CDX plywood, a water-resistant material we trust to form the foundation of our roofing systems. Next came the protective layers: ice and water shield membrane along the eaves (in line with code) and synthetic underlayment across the rest of the surface. Finally, the team installed our premium-laminated IKO Dynasty shingles in the striking shade of Graphite Black.

Now, Yezell’s home is equipped with a strong, updated roofing system built to last and backed by our 50-year warranty. Modern, durable, and ready for whatever the seasons bring.

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Paul in Cos Cob reached out to Brown Roofing when it was time for a new roof, because that’s what we do best.

Inspector Szymon visited Paul’s home to conduct a full roof inspection and walk him through our process, including the top-tier materials we use and the trusted craftsmanship we’re proud to bring to every project in Western Connecticut. Impressed with our approach, Paul decided to move forward with his roof replacement.

Project Manager Carlos and his skilled crew got to work without a hitch. First, they removed the old shingles and inspected the structural plywood foundation beneath, known as the decking. The crew then sealed all the seams with durable all-weather tape and applied ice and water shield up six feet from the eaves for added protection. Synthetic underlayment was installed across the rest of the roof to ensure complete moisture resistance.

With the foundation protected, the team installed IKO Dynasty shingles. Paul selected the sleek and timeless shade of Frostone Gray. To promote ventilation and prevent moisture buildup, a ridge vent was installed along the roof’s peaks.

To wrap up the project, Service Manager Danny and his skilled team came in to install a brand-new Gutter Shutter system in sleek black. This premium, clog-free gutter system not only complements the roof perfectly but is also the best on the market,  engineered to never pull away, clog, or fail under pressure. Now Paul’s home isn’t just protected from above, it’s also fully equipped to handle water drainage with strength and style.

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Kenneth in Norwalk reached out to Brown Roofing for a full roof replacement, and we were happy to help. Inspector Brian went out to do a full evaluation and walk Kenneth through his options, explaining how our process, materials, and warranties make us the best choice for long-lasting protection. Once the plan was in place, Project Manager Connor and his expert crew got to work.

They began by removing all of the old shingles and inspecting the plywood decking underneath, ensuring a solid foundation. Any necessary decking repairs were made, and then the crew taped all seams, applied ice and water membrane, and installed synthetic underlayment to protect the entire roof system. For the majority of the roof, Kenneth chose IKO Dynasty premium-laminated shingles in the popular shade of Granite Black, giving his home a bold, clean look.

One section of Kenneth’s roof had a low slope, which required a different approach. To ensure proper waterproofing in that area, the crew installed EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) synthetic rubber roofing, a durable, weather-resistant solution that’s perfect for low-slope applications.

Now, Kenneth has a strong, beautiful roof that’s built to last, with every section protected and performing its best.

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When Mark in Bethel learned from his insurance company that it was time to consider a roof replacement, he turned to Brown Roofing on a friend’s recommendation. While his roof wasn’t leaking, it had likely been there since the 1980s and was starting to show its age. Inspector Geoff assessed the situation and walked Mark through our full process, from top-tier materials to expert installation. Mark was ready to move forward, and Project Manager Bill and the crew got to work on his home’s distinctive mansard-style roof.

They began by carefully stripping away the old shingles and protecting the property with tarps to catch debris. Once the roof was bare, the team inspected the sheathing, which was in great shape, and sealed every seam before laying down a full layer of synthetic underlayment. Mark chose the elegant Brownstone color from our IKO Dynasty collection to give his roof a refreshed, modern look. A new ridge vent was also installed to help prevent moisture buildup and promote airflow.

With the final details in place, Mark’s new roof is looking sharp and built to last for years to come.

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When Linda in Wilton spotted leaks in her ceiling, she called Brown Roofing for help. Sales specialist Szymon inspected the roof and found extensive moss growth, staining, and rot, especially around the heavily shaded areas of her home. The water damage was severe enough that the entire roof decking had to be replaced. Our crew removed the old shingles and damaged plywood, then installed fresh decking to create a solid new foundation. They sealed the seams with weatherproof deck tape and added Ice & Water Shield to guard against future moisture issues. With the base secure, it was time for the stunning Atlantic Blue shingles from our IKO Dynasty collection, engineered for long-lasting performance. These shingles not only elevate Linda’s curb appeal but also stand up to the moisture-rich environment around her home. Backed by our 50-year warranty, this roof is built to protect for decades. Linda can now enjoy peace of mind and a leak-free home, no matter the weather.

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Bridgeport homeowner Elton reached out to Brown Roofing for an estimate on a full roof replacement. His existing roof, originally installed in 1999, hadn’t caused any problems yet, but he wanted to stay ahead of potential issues and take a proactive approach. Inspector Darwin conducted a full inspection and confirmed that the roof was nearing the end of its useful life. After learning about our high-quality materials, exceptional installation practices, and industry-leading 50-year warranty, Elton felt confident choosing Brown Roofing for the job.

Project Manager Jimmy and his experienced crew got to work with precision and care. First, they removed all of the old shingles and performed a thorough inspection of the plywood decking beneath. Any damaged or compromised sections were replaced with brand-new 1/2-inch CDX plywood to ensure a strong, reliable base for the new roof.

Next came the weatherproofing layers. Ice and water shield was installed from the eaves up a full six feet to protect against water intrusion where it matters most. All plywood seams were then sealed with specialized deck tape to meet current building codes. The remainder of the roof surface was covered with durable Velora One synthetic underlayment for superior moisture protection.

Once the surface was fully prepped, the crew installed IKO Dynasty shingles in the warm, natural shade of Driftshake, a choice that not only offers long-term performance but also complements the home’s exterior beautifully. A new ridge vent was added to ensure proper attic ventilation, and flashing was installed around all roof penetrations for a clean, secure finish.

Thanks to this proactive investment, Elton now has a beautiful, high-performance roof that’s built to withstand the elements and protect his home for decades to come.

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When Darien homeowner Creighton reached out to Brown Roofing, he was ready to replace his aging roof. Inspector Geoff conducted a full evaluation and confirmed that the existing roof was due for replacement, primarily due to widespread moisture damage that had led to lichen growth. Lichen, a moisture-retaining plant-like organism, can accelerate roof deterioration if left unchecked, so acting quickly was the right move.

Impressed with our clear communication, trusted materials, and decades of experience, Creighton chose to move forward with Brown Roofing for the project. Project Manager Brenden and his skilled crew arrived on site and began with a full tear-off of the old roofing materials. After removing the shingles, they inspected the underlying plywood decking, replacing any damaged or compromised sections to ensure a stable foundation.

Next, they installed ice and water shield along the eaves and valleys to protect the most vulnerable areas of the roof. The remaining plywood seams were sealed with high-performance deck tape for added moisture resistance and to meet building code requirements. A layer of Velora One synthetic underlayment was then applied over the rest of the roof surface, providing a secondary weather barrier beneath the shingles.

To finish the system, the crew installed new drip edge flashing along the eaves and rake edges for a clean, watertight perimeter. Creighton selected IKO Cambridge architectural shingles in the classic Dual Gray color: a stylish and durable choice that complements the home's exterior. A continuous ridge vent was added to promote attic ventilation, and all roof penetrations, including pipe vents and the chimney sidewall, were properly flashed and sealed to prevent leaks.

With the new roofing system complete, Creighton’s home is now protected by a reliable, professionally installed roof that’s built to stand up to the seasons ahead!

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When Michael in Shelton reached out to Brown Roofing, he already had a feeling it was time for a new roof. His was over two decades old, and that’s right around the end of the line for most roofing systems. Inspector Brian went out to assess the situation and confirmed that the roof was showing its age, with wear and deterioration that called for a full replacement. After walking Michael through our process and the high-quality materials we use, he felt confident choosing Brown Roofing to handle the job!

Project Manager Bill and his skilled crew arrived to get to work. First, they removed all the old shingles, exposing the roof’s wooden sheathing underneath. Unfortunately, the sheathing had seen better days, and it was too damaged to provide a reliable foundation. No problem for our team! They replaced the entire layer with new half-inch CDX plywood, giving the home a fresh, solid base for a long-lasting roofing system.

With that in place, the installation moved forward: six feet of ice and water shield was installed along the eaves to guard against winter storms, all plywood seams were taped to meet code, and Velora One synthetic underlayment was applied over the rest of the roof. Clean metal edging, called rake metal and drip edge, was installed next to ensure watertight borders.

For the final touch, Michael chose IKO Dynasty shingles in the rich, neutral shade of Cornerstone. These premium, impact-resistant shingles come with a 50-year limited warranty and are a popular choice for their durability and classic curb appeal. A ridge vent and flashing at key points completed the job.

Now Michael’s home has a beautiful new roof that’s ready to stand strong for years to come!

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Jack, a homeowner in Monroe, needed a partial roof replacement after noticing a leak near his chimney. Inspector Brand went out to assess the situation and walked Jack through our process, materials, and workmanship. Jack liked what he saw and decided to move forward with Brown Roofing to fix the issue.

Project Manager Connor and his skilled crew got to work right away. They removed the old shingles in the affected area and inspected the plywood underneath. Any compromised sheets were replaced with fresh, sturdy CDX plywood to ensure a solid base.

The team then installed six feet of ice and water shield, taped the seams for full code compliance, and followed with Velora One synthetic underlayment to lock everything down tight. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were installed, and the crew carefully matched Jack’s existing shingles, honoring his request for a consistent look across all roof sections.

A ridge vent was added for proper ventilation, and new flashing was expertly installed around the chimney to stop leaks at the source.

With everything buttoned up, Jack now has a seamless, watertight roof that blends beautifully with the rest of his home.

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Jennifer, a homeowner in Easton, knew her 21-year-old roof was nearing the end of its life, especially after water spots started appearing on the ceiling in her bedroom. She reached out to Brown Roofing, and Inspector Geoff performed a full inspection. The verdict: extensive moisture damage and a clear need for replacement.

Project Manager Connor and his expert crew got to work. They stripped off the old shingles and quickly found that the plywood underneath was in rough shape. No worries! They replaced all of it with brand new CDX plywood to create a strong, reliable base.

With the sheathing secure, the team installed six feet of ice and water shield from the eaves, taped the seams to meet code, and rolled out Velora One synthetic underlayment. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were added for extra durability and clean edges.

Jennifer chose IKO Dynasty shingles in the warm, dimensional shade of Driftshake. This color is a beautiful pick that pairs well with many homes. A ridge vent was installed for attic ventilation, and new flashing was added around the chimney to ensure a watertight seal around an otherwise vulnerable junction.

Now Jennifer has a water-tight, great-looking roof with a 50-year warranty to back it up!

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Edward in Redding had been dealing with years of moisture-related issues on his roof, including widespread moss growth, a clear sign of underlying damage. When it came time for a full roof replacement, he called Brown Roofing for a trusted solution.

Inspector Nello visited the property and performed a full assessment. He found extensive wear due to prolonged moisture exposure and walked Edward through our full process, from inspection to installation. Edward appreciated the thorough explanation and felt confident moving forward with our team, and we were proud to get started!

Project Manager Bill and his experienced crew took charge of the replacement. First, they removed the old shingles and inspected the wooden foundation beneath, known as the sheathing. Any plywood compromised by rot or mold was removed and replaced with durable half-inch CDX plywood, ensuring a solid and lasting foundation for the new roof.

Next, the crew installed six feet of ice and water shield from the eaves upward, taped all seams with all-weather deck tape to meet building codes, and covered the remaining roof surface with Velora One synthetic underlayment. Around the roof's perimeter, drip edge and rake metal flashing were installed to keep water from sneaking in under the edges, protecting the home and guiding water safely into the gutters.

With the foundation secure, it was time for shingles. Edward chose IKO Dynasty shingles in the rich, bold shade of Granite Black, a timeless choice that adds sharp contrast and curb appeal. Like all our IKO Dynasty installations, this new roof is backed by The Brown Promise: our 50-year warranty for long-term protection and peace of mind.

To complete the ventilation system, a ridge vent was added along the roof’s peak, allowing trapped heat and humidity to escape and preventing condensation from building up in the attic. Ridge cap shingles were then installed to give the roof a clean, polished finish.

After sealing all roof penetrations, including the chimney and vent pipes, and performing a meticulous cleanup of the property, Edward’s roof was officially complete, looking beautiful and built to last!

We’re grateful Edward trusted Brown Roofing with his home, and we’re proud to deliver a roof that’s ready to protect it for decades to come!

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Trumbull homeowner Robert called Brown Roofing knowing his roof was getting up there in age, and he wanted to be proactive before small issues turned into big problems. Inspector Darwin went out to take a look and found that the shingles were heavily worn, with granules missing in many areas, leaving patchy, bald spots that were both unsightly and offered far less protection for the home.Darwin walked Robert through our process and materials, and he felt confident moving forward with us to get the job done right.

Project Manager Bill and his expert crew got started. They removed the old shingles and inspected the plywood foundation underneath, called the sheathing, for any signs of damage. Any sections with rot or mold were removed and replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood, ensuring a solid, lasting base for the new roof.With the sheathing secure, the team installed ice and water shield from the eaves up six feet, sealed the seams with all-weather deck tape in compliance with building codes, and laid Velora One synthetic underlayment over the remaining surface. Next, they installed drip edge and rake metal flashing around all the roof’s edges to direct water away from the fascia and into the gutters, helping prevent long-term moisture damage.

It was then time to install the shingles. Robert selected Summit Gray from our IKO Dynasty collection: a modern, sophisticated shade backed by The Brown Promise: our 50-year warranty. To ensure proper airflow and reduce condensation buildup in the attic, a ridge vent was installed along the peak of the roof, followed by ridge cap shingles for a clean, polished look.

After securing all flashing around pipes and chimneys and completing a thorough cleanup of the property, Robert’s roof is now officially complete, looking fantastic and ready to protect his home and family for decades to come!

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Fairfield homeowner Mike knew it was time for a full roof replacement. His roof was past its prime with moss growth all over his shingles. He had gotten an estimate from Brown Roofing before, but wanted to shop around and explore his options first. After some research, he came back to us feeling confident, but just to be sure, Inspector Coleton performed a full inspection, from the shingles outside all the way into the attic inside. Once Coleton walked him through our process and materials, Mike was officially sold.

Project Manager Noel and his expert crew got right to work. They removed the old shingles and inspected the underlying plywood foundation, called the sheathing, for any signs of damage. Any compromised areas, such as rot or mold, were removed and replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a solid, long-lasting base.

With the sheathing secured, the team installed ice and water shield from the eaves up six feet, sealed seams with all-weather deck tape per building codes, and laid down Velora One synthetic underlayment across the rest of the surface.Next came the drip edge and rake metal flashing, installed around all roof edges to keep water from sneaking underneath and guide it safely into the gutters.

Then it was time for the shingles. Mike chose Summit Gray from our IKO Dynasty collection: a clean, modern shade backed by The Brown Promise: our 50-year warranty. To ensure proper attic ventilation, the crew installed a ridge vent along the peak of the roof, topped with ridge cap shingles for a polished finish.

With the final touches in place, including properly flashed roof pipes and chimney seams, and a full cleanup of the property, Mike’s roof is now complete. It looks fantastic and is built to protect his home and family for decades to come.

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Norwalk homeowner Solomon needed a full roof replacement for his house, so he called Brown Roofing. He had recently purchased the home, and the inspector had informed him that the roof was nearing the end of its life. Inspector Coleton went out to take a look and confirmed this, noting the shingles were heavily worn from years of harsh Connecticut weather. Coleton walked Solomon through our process and materials, and they felt confident moving forward with us, and we were so glad they did!

Project Manager Noel and his expert crew got to work. They removed the old shingles and examined the plywood foundation underneath, called the sheathing, for any signs of damage. All damaged areas, including any rot or mold, were removed and replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a solid, lasting base. With the sheathing secured, the crew installed ice and water shield from the eaves up six feet, sealed all seams with all-weather deck tape as per building code, and covered the remaining surface with Velora One synthetic underlayment. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were then installed around all edges to prevent water from seeping in, helping direct runoff away from the fascia and into the gutters.

Next, it was time for shingles. Solomon selected the sleek shade of Granite Black from our IKO Dynasty collection, which is proudly backed by The Brown Promise: our 50-year warranty. A ridge vent was added to promote airflow and eliminate damaging condensation buildup inside the attic, and ridge cap shingles were installed on top for a seamless, finished look.

After a few final touches, like securing all flashing around the roof pipes and chimney, and a thorough property cleanup, Solomon’s new roof was complete: gorgeous, durable, and ready to keep him and his family safe and dry for whatever Mother Nature brings their way.

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New Fairfield homeowner Walter needed a full roof replacement, so he called Brown Roofing. Inspector Geoff went out to assess the situation and found the shingles were extremely worn andit was definitely time for a new roof. Geoff walked Walter through our process and materials, and after a thorough consultation, Walter felt confident moving forward with us, and we’re so glad he did!

Project Manager Noel and his expert crew got to work. They removed the old shingles and inspected the plywood sheathing underneath, replacing any areas with rot or mold using strong half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a solid base. With the sheathing secured, the team installed ice and water shield up six feet from the eaves, sealed all seams with all-weather deck tape, and applied Velora One synthetic underlayment across the remaining surface. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were then installed to keep water from seeping under the edges and to help guide it into the gutters. Walter had already purchased his own shingles, which the crew was happy to install. A ridge vent was added to improve ventilation and reduce condensation, topped with ridge cap shingles for a clean, finished look.

After securing flashing around all roof penetrations and performing a full property cleanup, Walter’s new roof was officially complete: clean, secure, and ready to protect his home through whatever weather comes next!

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Norwalk homeowner Matt reached out to Brown Roofing in search of a full roof replacement. Inspector Darwin came out to assess the property, walked Matt through our process and materials, and after a thorough consultation, they felt confident moving forward with us.

Project Manager Noel and his expert crew got started by removing the old shingles and inspecting the plywood foundation beneath, known as the sheathing. Any damaged sections, including areas with rot or mold, were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a solid, long-lasting base.

With the foundation secured, the team installed ice and water shield from the eaves up six feet, sealed seams with all-weather deck tape to meet building codes, and covered the remaining surface with Velora One synthetic underlayment. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were added to the roof’s perimeter to help direct water away from the fascia and into the gutter system.

Matt chose the crisp, cool shade of Frostone Gray from our IKO Dynasty shingle collection, backed by The Brown Promise: our 50-year warranty. A ridge vent was installed to allow heat and humidity to escape from the attic, helping to prevent condensation and improve ventilation. Ridge cap shingles were added on top for a polished, finished look.

After final touches, including flashing around roof penetrations and a full property cleanup, Matt’s new roof is officially complete: sleek, secure, and ready to take on whatever the seasons bring.

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Newtown homeowner Christopher contacted Brown Roofing in need of a full roof replacement. He was unsure of the roof’s exact age, but constant leaks throughout the home made it clear something was wrong. Inspector Austin performed a thorough inspection and found the roof was severely aged, with widespread moss and lichen growth: moisture-loving plants that thrive when debris builds up and water can’t properly drain. Austin walked Christopher through our process and materials, and after going over the details, he felt confident moving forward with us.

Project Manager Carlos and his expert crew got to work by removing the old shingles and inspecting the plywood foundation beneath, known as the sheathing. Any damaged sections, such as those with rot or mold, were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a solid foundation. With the sheathing secured, the crew installed ice and water shield from the eaves up six feet, sealed all seams with all-weather deck tape to meet building codes, and covered the rest of the surface with Velora One synthetic underlayment. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were added to protect the edges and direct water away from the fascia and into the gutters.

Christopher selected the bold, earthy tone of Appalachian from our IKO Dynasty collection: shingles proudly backed by our 50-year Brown Promise warranty. A ridge vent was installed to allow rising heat and humidity to escape the attic, reducing condensation and improving ventilation. Ridge cap shingles finished off the peak for a clean, seamless look.

After final details like flashing around roof penetrations and a thorough property cleanup, Christopher’s new roof is complete! Sharp, secure, and ready to weather whatever comes next, Christopher's new roof will stay strong for years to come.

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Norwalk, CT homeowner Jennifer contacted Brown Roofing after learning her roof had several soft spots and had last been replaced in 1990. During the initial call, she shared concerns raised by her lawn and gutter contractor, along with visible wear and access to the attic for inspection.

Inspector Austin performed a comprehensive roof and attic inspection, identifying extensive exterior damage including torn and missing shingles, moss and algae growth, and compromised roof decking visible from inside the attic. Austin walked Jennifer through our recommended approach, materials, and installation process, helping her feel confident moving forward with a full roof replacement.

Project Manager Chris and his crew began by removing the existing roofing materials and closely inspecting the plywood roof decking. Any areas affected by rot or moisture damage were removed and replaced with new ½-inch CDX plywood to create a solid, reliable foundation.

Once the decking was secured, ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, and roof penetrations, with all seams sealed using all-weather deck tape to meet building codes. Velora One synthetic underlayment was then applied across the remaining surface, followed by drip edge and rake metal to direct water away from the fascia and into the gutter system.

Jennifer selected IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in Summit Gray, backed by The Brown Promise: our 50-year warranty. Ridge ventilation and matching ridge cap shingles were installed to improve airflow and reduce moisture buildup, and all flashing around roof penetrations and the chimney was carefully secured. After a thorough cleanup, Jennifer’s new roof was complete, delivering long-lasting protection and a clean, finished look designed to keep her home safe and dry for years to come.

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Stamford, CT homeowner Catherine contacted Brown Roofing after experiencing a leak around her chimney. After noticing a Brown Roofing project completed nearby, she reached out to have her own roof evaluated. Inspector Austin performed a detailed inspection and identified heavy moss growth and lifting shingles caused by worn, deteriorating chimney flashing.

Austin walked Catherine through the recommended repair process, explaining how proper flashing and structural support around the chimney would resolve the leak and prevent future issues. Confident in the plan, Catherine chose to move forward with the repair.

Project Manager Geury and his crew began by carefully removing the damaged shingles and existing chimney flashing. To properly rebuild the area, the team constructed a new chimney cricket using undamaged CDX plywood, creating a strong structure to divert water away from the chimney. Ice and water shield membrane was then installed to provide an added layer of moisture protection before the new metal flashing was applied.

Catherine selected copper flashing for her chimney, adding both durability and an elegant finished detail. The surrounding shingles were color-matched to blend seamlessly with the existing roof, and all joints were carefully sealed to ensure a watertight installation. With the repair complete, Catherine’s chimney now features long-lasting protection and a clean, polished appearance.
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Riverside, CT homeowner Mike contacted Brown Roofing to replace a section of flat roofing on his home after the existing EPDM system began showing signs of failure. Inspector Geoffrey identified rips and wear in the membrane that were allowing moisture intrusion and recommended a full replacement of the affected roof section to restore proper protection.

Project Manager Bill and his crew began by removing the existing EPDM roofing system and inspecting the plywood roof decking beneath. As the structural foundation of the roof, the decking was carefully evaluated, and any areas affected by rot or moisture damage were removed and replaced with new CDX plywood to create a solid, level base.

Once the decking was secured, VersiCore tapered polyiso insulation was installed to improve energy efficiency, regulate temperature, and promote proper drainage. The new Versico VersiGard membrane was then fully adhered over the insulation, creating a seamless, watertight surface. To ensure complete moisture protection, the membrane was extended up the perimeter walls and properly terminated.

For a cohesive final appearance, new wood shake trim was painted and installed to match the existing wood shake siding. With the flat roof system fully replaced, Mike’s home now features a durable, energy-efficient roofing solution with a clean, seamless finish designed for reliable performance.

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Redding, CT homeowner Daniel contacted Brown Roofing to upgrade the bay window roofs on his home with a more distinctive, high-end material. The existing bay windows were topped with aging gray metal roofing that no longer complemented the home’s character. With the house featuring classic Tudor Revival architecture, Daniel was looking for a bold yet timeless design choice that would enhance the overall exterior.

Inspector Chase evaluated the bay window roof sections and discussed material options that would both perform well and elevate the home’s appearance. Copper was selected for its durability, elegance, and ability to develop a natural patina over time, making it an ideal fit for the home’s architectural style.

Project Manager Noel and his crew removed the existing bay window roofing and installed new copper panels with careful attention to detail and craftsmanship. The finished result delivers a striking visual upgrade that blends seamlessly with the home’s design while providing long-lasting protection. With the copper bay window roofs in place, Daniel’s home now features a refined architectural detail that enhances both curb appeal and durability.

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Sandy Hook, CT homeowner Austin contacted Brown Roofing after experiencing a roof leak near the front entry of his home. He suspected the issue was related to water intrusion around a copper channel along the gable, and a moisture meter confirmed elevated moisture levels inside the home. Austin had purchased the house in 2021 and was told at the time that the roof was approximately 20 years old. Inspector Rick evaluated the roof and confirmed that a full roof replacement was the best solution. After reviewing the process and material options, Austin felt confident moving forward with Brown Roofing.

Once the project was approved, Project Manager Noel and his crew removed the existing roofing materials and inspected the underlying roof structure. Any damaged sections of the plywood decking were replaced with new CDX plywood to create a strong, stable foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, and roof penetrations, followed by synthetic underlayment to provide comprehensive moisture protection.

The roof was completed with IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in the color Glacier, along with a ridge vent system to improve attic ventilation and help manage moisture. After final detailing, flashing installation, and a thorough cleanup of the property, Austin’s new roof was complete, providing reliable protection and a clean, refreshed appearance for his home.

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Newtown, CT homeowners Nicholas and Margarita contacted Brown Roofing after experiencing a roof leak on one side of their home. The age of the roof was uncertain, as they had moved in four years earlier and were told it was already several years old at that time. With solar panels installed on the roof and water intrusion becoming a concern, they were referred to Brown Roofing by their children’s babysitter and decided to have the roof professionally evaluated. Inspector Chase assessed the condition of the roof and confirmed that a full roof replacement was the best long-term solution.

Once the project was approved, Project Manager KC and his crew removed the existing roofing materials and inspected the underlying roof structure. Any damaged sections of the plywood decking were replaced with new CDX plywood to ensure a strong, stable foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, and roof penetrations, followed by synthetic underlayment to provide comprehensive moisture protection.

The roof was completed with IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in the color Glacier, along with a ridge vent system to improve attic ventilation and help manage moisture buildup. After final detailing, flashing installation, and a thorough cleanup of the property, Nicholas and Margarita’s new roof was complete, delivering dependable protection and a refreshed appearance for their home.

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Wilton homeowner Juliet contacted Brown Roofing looking to replace her roof and refresh the overall look of her home. Inspector Chase evaluated the roof and discussed a range of material options, helping Juliet design a roofing solution that balanced durability with visual impact. Wanting to elevate her home’s exterior, Juliet chose a combination of architectural asphalt shingles and cedar shake accents for a distinctive, custom finish.

Once the project was approved, Project Manager Bill and his crew removed the existing roofing materials and inspected the roof structure. Any damaged sections of the plywood decking were replaced with new half-inch CDX plywood to create a strong, stable foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, and roof penetrations, followed by Velora One synthetic underlayment for comprehensive moisture protection. Drip edge and rake metal were added to guide water safely away from the roof edges.

Juliet selected IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in the color Summit Gray for the main roof, while Perfection Western Red Cedar shingles were installed on the garage and portico roofs to create a warm, eye-catching contrast. After final detailing, flashing installation, and a thorough cleanup of the property, Juliet’s new roof was complete, delivering long-lasting protection and a beautifully updated exterior!

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New Canaan homeowner Mary contacted Brown Roofing after experiencing a leak in her porch roof. During the inspection, Inspector Michael evaluated the area and identified rot in the underlying roof structure, as well as outdated satellite dishes mounted on the roof that were no longer in use. Michael walked Mary through the recommended repairs and material options, giving her confidence to move forward with Brown Roofing.

Project Manager Mike and his crew began by removing the existing roofing materials, along with the unused satellite equipment, and inspecting the plywood decking underneath. All compromised sections affected by rot were removed and replaced with new half-inch CDX plywood to create a strong, stable foundation. Due to the porch roof’s size and design, ice and water shield was installed across the entire surface to provide complete waterproof protection.

Drip edge and rake metal were installed around the roof edges to direct water away from the structure, followed by IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in the color Castle Gray. After final detailing, proper flashing installation, and a thorough cleanup of the property, Mary’s porch roof was complete, eliminating the leak, removing outdated roof attachments, and restoring reliable protection to her home.

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Cos Cob homeowner Tom contacted Brown Roofing when it became clear his roof was worn, aging, and no longer performing as it should. Inspector Austin evaluated the condition of the roof and confirmed that a full replacement was the best solution. After reviewing Brown Roofing’s process and material options, Tom felt confident moving forward with the project.

Project Manager Carlos and his crew began by removing the existing shingles and inspecting the roof structure underneath. Any damaged sections of the plywood decking were replaced with new half-inch CDX plywood to create a strong, stable foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, and roof penetrations, with all-weather deck tape applied at the seams, followed by Velora One synthetic underlayment for comprehensive moisture protection. Drip edge and rake metal were installed to guide water safely away from the roof edges.

Certain roof sections, including the garage and a small box bay window roof, were fully protected with ice and water shield membrane due to their size and design. Tom selected IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in the color Driftshake to complete the main roof, along with a ridge vent system and matching ridge cap shingles to improve ventilation and ensure a clean, finished appearance. After final flashing work and a thorough cleanup of the property, Tom’s new roof was complete!
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Southport homeowner Paul contacted Brown Roofing after noticing that his roof was showing clear signs of age, including staining and buckling shingles. Inspector Austin evaluated the roof and confirmed that the aging materials were no longer performing as they should, making a full roof replacement the best solution. Austin reviewed the roofing process and material options with Paul, helping him feel confident moving forward with Brown Roofing.

Project Manager KC and his crew began by removing the existing shingles and inspecting the roof structure underneath. Any damaged sections of the plywood decking were replaced with new half-inch CDX plywood to create a strong, stable foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, and roof penetrations, with all-weather deck tape applied at the seams, followed by Velora One synthetic underlayment for comprehensive moisture protection. Drip edge and rake metal were installed to direct water safely away from the roof edges and into the gutters.

Paul selected IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in the color Graphite Black to complete his new roof. A ridge vent system and matching ridge cap shingles were installed to improve attic ventilation and provide a clean, finished appearance. After final flashing work and a thorough cleanup of the property, Paul’s new roof was complete!

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Weston homeowner Jonathan contacted Brown Roofing when he decided it was time to replace his roof. Inspector Geoffrey evaluated the home and walked Jonathan through the roofing process and material options, giving him confidence to move forward with a full roof replacement.

Project Manager Noel and his crew began by removing the existing shingles and inspecting the roof structure underneath. Any damaged sections of the plywood decking were replaced with new half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a strong, stable foundation. Due to the home’s size and design, including multiple roof planes and several bay window sections, special attention was given to detailing and waterproofing across each individual roof area.

Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, roof penetrations, and complex transitions, followed by all-weather deck tape and Velora One synthetic underlayment for comprehensive moisture protection. Drip edge and rake metal were installed to guide water safely away from the roof edges and into the gutters.

Jonathan selected IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in the color Shadow Brown to complete the new roof. A ridge vent system and matching ridge cap shingles were installed to improve attic ventilation and create a clean, finished appearance across the entire home. After final flashing work and a thorough cleanup of the property, Jonathan’s new roof was completed!

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Ridgefield homeowner Drew contacted Brown Roofing after noticing significant wear on his aging roof, including outdated three-tab shingles and temporary ridge cap repairs that were no longer holding up. Inspector Tyler visited the home, assessed the roof’s condition, and walked Drew through our installation process and material options so he could make an informed decision moving forward.

Once the project was approved, Project Manager Noel and his experienced crew got to work by removing the existing shingles and inspecting the plywood roof deck beneath. Any damaged sections were replaced with new half-inch CDX plywood to create a solid, reliable foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, and penetrations, followed by all-weather deck tape at the seams and Velora One synthetic underlayment across the remaining surface to prepare the roof for its final system.

The chimney was also addressed during the project, as the existing flashing and surrounding masonry showed visible wear and deterioration. The crew removed the old, failing materials and completed new chimney flashing along with masonry repairs, restoring a clean, finished appearance and ensuring a watertight seal where the roof meets the chimney.

Drew selected IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in the color Biscayne, giving the home a clean, modern look. Drip edge and rake metal were installed to properly manage water flow, and a ridge vent system was added to promote healthy airflow through the attic. Ridge cap shingles were installed to complete the roof with a seamless, polished finish.

After final detailing and a complete cleanup, Drew’s roof replacement was complete, finished with a cohesive look and built to perform reliably through changing New England weather!

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Shelton homeowner Dorothy is no stranger to Brown Roofing. After working with us on her main roof, gutters, and even her garage roof over the years, she once again trusted our team, this time for the flat front porch section of her mansard-style home. Inspector Austin evaluated the aging EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) system and recommended a full replacement to ensure long-term performance on the low-slope area.

Project Manager Noel and his crew removed the existing materials and inspected the roof deck beneath, replacing plywood where needed to create a solid foundation. New insulation was installed to properly support drainage and improve performance, followed by a fully adhered Versico VersiGard EPDM membrane: a durable synthetic rubber roofing system designed specifically for flat roofs. The black membrane was extended and sealed with precision to create a clean, watertight finish.

With another successful project complete, Dorothy’s porch roof now looks sharp and functions exactly as it should — proof that when you find a roofing company you trust, you keep them on speed dial!

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Trumbull homeowners Dana and Michael knew their roof was over 15 years old and beginning to show its age. When Inspector Chase evaluated the home, he confirmed what they suspected: between visible wear and improperly aligned “zippered” shingles from a previous installation, it was time for a fresh start.

After reviewing our process and material options, Dana and Michael felt confident moving forward with a full roof replacement. Project Manager Mike and his crew removed the existing shingles and inspected the underlying decking, replacing any compromised plywood to ensure a solid foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along critical areas, seams were secured with deck tape, and Velora One synthetic underlayment was applied across the roof surface for added moisture defense.

The home was finished with IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in Granite Black, giving the roof a sharp, modern look. As part of the project, the team also removed and replaced the home’s cupola, restoring both function and curb appeal. With proper ridge ventilation installed and all flashing carefully secured, Dana and Michael’s roof is now aligned, sealed, and built to perform.

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Bethel homeowner Cathy knew it was time for a roof replacement. Her existing roof was heavily covered in moss growth, a clear sign of prolonged moisture retention and aging shingles. Inspector Mark evaluated the roof and confirmed that a full replacement was the best long-term solution. After reviewing our process and material options, Cathy felt confident moving forward with Brown Roofing.

Project Manager Mike and his crew began by removing the old shingles and assessing the roof structure. Beneath the shingles, the home featured tongue-and-groove decking, a traditional plank-style roof base. Fortunately, despite the extensive moss growth above, the decking remained structurally sound and did not require replacement. Because tongue-and-groove decking does not have the large sheet seams found in plywood installations, deck tape was not required in this case.

Ice and water shield was installed along critical areas, followed by Velora One synthetic underlayment to provide full-surface moisture protection. The roof was completed with IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in the color Cornerstone, dramatically transforming the home’s appearance. The result is a clean, modern roof that looks worlds better than before and is built to perform reliably in Connecticut’s climate.

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New Fairfield homeowner Rich contacted Brown Roofing after discovering a leak in his son’s bedroom. Inspector Nello evaluated the roof and confirmed that water intrusion had compromised a significant section of the structure. Upon further inspection, it was clear that much of the plywood decking on one side of the roof had deteriorated due to rot and would need to be fully replaced.

Project Manager Carlos and his crew removed the failing roofing materials and installed new CDX plywood to restore a solid foundation. The team then applied deck tape at the seams, installed ice and water shield in critical areas, and covered the roof with Velora One synthetic underlayment to ensure comprehensive moisture defense.

The project was completed with IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in Castle Grey, giving the home a sharp, updated appearance. With proper ventilation, secure flashing, and a full structural reset on the affected side, Rich’s roof is now performing exactly as it should: clean, strong, and leak-free!

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Westport homeowner Elizabeth reached out to Brown Roofing after noticing a leak in her home. Rather than waiting for the issue to worsen, she scheduled an inspection to determine the best long-term solution. Inspector Nello evaluated the roof and confirmed that a full replacement would resolve the moisture intrusion and restore reliable performance.

Project Manager Carlos and his crew removed the aging shingles and inspected the roof decking beneath, addressing any compromised sections to ensure a solid foundation. Ice and water shield was installed in critical areas, followed by synthetic underlayment to provide comprehensive moisture control before the new shingles were installed.

Elizabeth selected IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in Granite Black, giving her home a sharp, updated appearance. With proper flashing, ventilation, and finishing details completed, her Westport home now has a secure, professionally installed roofing system — and, most importantly, no more leaks!

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Darien homeowner Tom reached out to Brown Roofing for a full roof replacement after his aging three-tab shingles began showing significant wear. The roof had visible staining and moss growth, particularly around the skylights, indicating moisture retention and declining performance. Inspector Geoffrey evaluated the roof and recommended a full replacement to address both the aesthetic concerns and underlying issues.

Project Manager Bill and his crew removed the old roofing system and inspected the underlying structure, making any necessary repairs to ensure a strong, reliable foundation. The team installed ice and water shield in key areas, followed by synthetic underlayment and proper flashing to create a fully integrated, watertight system.

As part of the upgrade, six new Velux skylights were installed, significantly enhancing natural light throughout the home while improving energy efficiency and performance. The roof was then finished with IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in Castle Gray, giving the home a clean, modern look that pairs beautifully with the new skylights.

With updated materials, improved ventilation, and a major skylight upgrade, Tom’s Darien home now has a roof that performs as well as it looks — and brings in a whole lot more light!

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Danbury homeowner Nikki reached out to Brown Roofing when it became clear her roof had reached the end of its lifespan. The existing three-tab shingles showed visible wear, including algae staining and general deterioration, signaling it was time for a full replacement.

Inspector Nello evaluated the roof and confirmed that upgrading to a modern roofing system would improve both performance and appearance. Project Manager Bill and his crew removed the aging shingles and inspected the underlying structure, addressing any compromised areas to ensure a solid foundation.

The team installed ice and water shield in key areas, followed by synthetic underlayment and new flashing to create a durable, weather-resistant system. Nikki’s home was then finished with IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in Granite Black, giving the roof a clean, updated look.

With a complete system installed from the deck up, Nikki’s Danbury home now has a reliable, professionally built roof that looks great and performs even better.

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Bridgeport property owner Lin contacted Brown Roofing to address roofing issues on a church building that required a full system upgrade. While the structure featured traditional sloped sections with asphalt shingles, there were also flat roof areas that needed specialized attention. A closer look at the existing roof revealed signs of previous repairs, including mismatched shingles that disrupted both the appearance and overall performance of the system.

Inspector Abdul evaluated the roof and recommended a comprehensive replacement to ensure consistent performance across both roof types. Project Manager Bill and his crew removed the existing materials and inspected the underlying structure, addressing any compromised areas to create a solid, reliable foundation.

The sloped sections were rebuilt using ice and water shield, synthetic underlayment, and new flashing before being finished with IKO Dynasty architectural shingles in Castle Gray. For the flat sections, a black EPDM roofing system was installed to provide durable, watertight protection where shingles are not suitable.

With both roofing systems working together seamlessly, the building now has a clean, cohesive look and a fully integrated solution designed to handle a variety of roof pitches and conditions.

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Stamford homeowner Kimio reached out to Brown Roofing in need of a full roof replacement after years of ongoing issues with water intrusion. As he explained, rainwater had been making its way into the basement, and the condition had persisted for quite some time. Referred by a friend in Norwalk, Kimio was ready for a long-term solution.

Inspector Tyler went out to evaluate the roof and confirmed that it had reached the end of its lifespan. The existing three-tab shingles were heavily worn with visible moss growth, and the chimney flashing showed signs of failure. Before the roofing work began, our masonry team stepped in to repoint the chimney, restoring both its function and appearance.

Once the roof project was underway, Project Manager Carlos and his crew removed the old roofing materials and thoroughly inspected the decking. Due to the extent of deterioration, the roof required full re-decking with new CDX plywood, along with reconstruction of key structural components like the soffit to ensure everything was solid and properly supported.

With a strong foundation in place, the crew installed ice and water shield along the eaves, followed by all-weather deck tape at the seams, and Velora One synthetic underlayment across the remaining surface. New drip edge and rake metal flashing were installed to guide water safely off the roof and into the gutter system.

As part of the upgrade, Kimio also took the opportunity to enhance the home with natural light. One existing skylight was replaced with a new Velux unit, and three additional Velux skylights were installed, bringing a brighter, more open feel to the interior spaces.

The roof was finished with IKO Dynasty shingles in Granite Black, backed by The Brown Promise: a 50-year warranty. A ridge vent system was installed to promote proper attic ventilation and reduce moisture buildup, with ridge cap shingles completing the look.

After final flashing work, detailing, and a thorough cleanup, Kimio’s home is fully refreshed with a durable, updated roofing system that not only looks great but also solves the long-standing issues he was experiencing.

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Riverside homeowner Erik reached out to Brown Roofing after noticing a leak around his skylight. A closer look revealed a bigger issue: the back portion of the roof was about 30 years old, while the front wasn’t far behind at 20. In other words… it was time.

Inspector Abdul went out to assess the situation and found worn, aging shingles that had clearly seen better days. After walking Erik through our process and material options, he felt confident moving forward, and we were ready to get to work!

Project Manager Noel and his crew began by removing the old roofing and inspecting the underlying wood decking. Any damaged sections were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to create a solid, reliable foundation. From there, ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, seams were sealed with all-weather deck tape, and Velora One synthetic underlayment was applied across the remaining surface for full coverage.

Next came the finishing system: drip edge and rake metal flashing to guide water safely off the roof, followed by Erik’s choice of IKO Dynasty shingles in the clean, modern shade of Castle Gray. A ridge vent was added to improve airflow and help regulate attic temperature, and all flashing around roof penetrations and the chimney was carefully secured.

With everything complete and the property thoroughly cleaned up, Erik’s home now has a fresh, updated roof that looks great and is built to handle whatever the Connecticut seasons throw its way.

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Greenwich homeowner Leslie noticed issues with her roof, including a missing chimney cap and failing flashing. Her home, originally built in 1904, had clearly seen its fair share of New England weather over the years. She decided to call Brown Roofing after seeing one of our ads on TV.

Inspector Rick evaluated the roof and found significant staining along the front slope, caused by water runoff from an upper section repeatedly draining onto it. Over time, that constant exposure had taken a toll on the shingles, making a full replacement the best solution. After reviewing our process and material options, Leslie felt confident moving forward.

Project Manager Geury and his crew began by removing the old roofing materials and inspecting the plywood beneath. Any damaged sections were replaced with strong CDX plywood to ensure a solid foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, and penetrations, seams were sealed with all-weather deck tape, and Velora One synthetic underlayment was applied across the remaining surface.

The home was then finished with IKO Dynasty shingles in the bold shade of Monaco Red, a perfect complement to the home’s light brown siding and classic character. A ridge vent was installed to promote proper airflow, and ridge cap shingles completed the clean, cohesive look.

To address the original concerns, the team installed new lead flashing around the chimney and added a brand-new chimney cap, restoring both function and appearance. After final detailing and a thorough cleanup, Leslie’s home now has a refreshed, eye-catching roof that honors its historic charm while bringing it firmly into the modern day.

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Redding homeowner Caitlin reached out to Brown Roofing after noticing significant wear on her roof, including heavy moss growth, loose shingles, and even two layers of old roofing: all clear signs it was time for a full replacement. Inspector Chase evaluated the situation and walked Caitlin through our process and material options, helping her feel confident moving forward.

Project Manager Connor and his crew began by removing both layers of existing shingles and inspecting the underlying plywood. Any compromised sections were replaced with strong CDX plywood to create a solid, reliable foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves, valleys, and penetrations, seams were sealed with all-weather deck tape, and Velora One synthetic underlayment was applied across the remaining surface.

To complete the system, drip edge and rake metal flashing were installed to guide water safely away from the home. Caitlin selected IKO Dynasty shingles in the bold shade of Atlantic Blue, giving the home a striking new look. The project also included a low-slope section finished with an SBS roofing system for proper performance, as well as the installation of two new VELUX skylights to bring in natural light.

A ridge vent was added to improve attic ventilation, and ridge cap shingles provided a clean, finished appearance. After final detailing, including flashing work around all roof penetrations and a full property cleanup, Caitlin’s home now has a beautiful, refreshed roof built to perform and stand out.

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Newtown homeowner Scott reached out to Brown Roofing for help with persistent leaks on his antique home, particularly on flat roof sections that had been previously rubber-coated. Over time, those areas had begun to fail, cracking along the edges near the siding and bubbling in multiple spots, allowing water in under certain conditions. Inspector Chase evaluated the roof and confirmed that the best solution was to fully replace the affected sections and address the chimney.

Before roofing began, our masonry team rebuilt the chimney from the roofline up, giving it a clean, solid structure that looks as good as it performs. With that complete, Project Manager Austin and his crew got to work replacing the flat roofing systems.

For one section, the team installed a new SBS roofing system. Because SBS bonds directly to the surface, the existing decking was removed and replaced with brand-new plywood to create a clean foundation. A base layer was installed first, followed by a cap layer of Polyglass Elastoflex, both carefully adhered and heat-welded to create a seamless, watertight finish.

Another section of the roof was completed using an EPDM system. Just like with the SBS area, the decking was fully replaced before installing insulation and finishing with a Versico VersiGard membrane, securely fastened for long-term performance.

With both flat roof systems completed in clean black finishes, they pair nicely with the home’s darker shingle sections and white siding for a sharp, cohesive look. After final detailing and cleanup, Scott’s home is now equipped with reliable, modern roofing solutions built to handle the elements.

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Old Greenwich homeowner Steve contacted Brown Roofing after dealing with intermittent leaks in his kitchen for nearly three years. Although his roof was only about five years old, he wasn’t sure whether a repair would be sufficient or if a larger solution was needed.

Inspector Austin evaluated the roof and identified the root of the issue: failing flashing where the siding meets the roof. He recommended replacing the clapboard flashing and redoing the entire porch roof to fully resolve the problem. After reviewing the plan and materials, Steve felt confident moving forward.

Project Manager Noel and his crew got to work by removing the existing roofing on the affected section and addressing the problem areas with precision. New materials were installed, including properly integrated flashing to ensure a watertight seal where the roof meets the siding.

To maintain a seamless look, the team used shingles that perfectly matched the existing roof. With the repairs complete and everything tied together cleanly, Steve’s home is now leak-free and his kitchen is finally safe from those long-standing issues.

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Monroe homeowners Sophanaid and Patrick contacted Brown Roofing to proactively replace their roof after learning their insurance coverage could be affected due to its age. Although they weren’t experiencing active issues, the 20+ year-old roof was showing clear signs of wear, including buckling shingles and widespread algae staining.

Inspector Darwin evaluated the roof and confirmed it was the right time for an upgrade. After walking Sophanaid and Patrick through our process and material options, they felt confident moving forward.

Project Manager Connor and his crew began by removing the existing roofing system and inspecting the underlying structure. Any compromised areas were replaced with new CDX plywood to create a strong, reliable foundation. The roof was then built out with ice and water shield, sealed deck seams, and Velora One synthetic underlayment for full-surface coverage.

To complete the project, Sophanaid and Patrick selected IKO Dynasty shingles in Atlantic Blue, giving the home a bold, refreshed look. Proper ventilation and detailed flashing work around all roof penetrations ensured a clean, finished system from top to bottom.

After a thorough cleanup, their new roof not only meets modern standards but also brings peace of mind moving forward.

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Wilton homeowner Lianne needed a full roof replacement ahead of an upcoming home closing, so she called Brown Roofing to get the job done right and done on time. With the roof already 28 years old and confirmed to be at the end of its lifespan, there was no time to waste.

Inspector Austin went out to assess the situation and walked Lianne through our process and materials, helping her feel confident moving forward on a tight timeline. Before roofing began, our masonry team addressed the chimney by installing a new flue cap, ensuring everything above the roofline was in proper shape.

Next, Project Manager Carlos and his expert crew got to work. They removed the old shingles and carefully inspected the underlying sheathing. Any compromised areas were replaced with durable half-inch CDX plywood to create a strong, reliable foundation. On a low-sloping section of the roof, the team installed a black SBS roofing system to meet code requirements and ensure long-term performance in that area.

With the decking secured, ice and water shield was installed along critical areas, seams were sealed per code, and Velora One synthetic underlayment was applied across the remaining roof surface. Drip edge and rake metal were added to protect the edges and guide water safely into the gutter system.

For the finishing touch, Lianne selected IKO Dynasty shingles in Glacier, a clean, bright color that gives the home a refreshed look. A ridge vent was installed to promote proper airflow, and ridge cap shingles completed the system. All flashing around roof penetrations and the chimney was carefully secured, followed by a full property cleanup.

With everything completed efficiently and professionally, Lianne’s new roof was ready right on schedule, just in time for closing!

Easton homeowner Sam needed a full roof replacement after being notified by his insurance company that it was time for an upgrade. With an aging asphalt shingle roof showing clear signs of wear, Sam reached out to Brown Roofing for a quote and timeline.

Inspector Nello went out to take a look and confirmed the condition: cracking, staining, and overall deterioration that made replacement the right call. After walking Sam through our process and materials, he felt confident moving forward with us, and we were glad to help get things back on track.

Project Manager Carlos and his expert crew got to work by removing the old shingles and inspecting the plywood foundation, known as the sheathing, for any signs of damage. Any compromised areas were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a solid base for the new system.

With the structure secured, the crew installed ice and water shield along the eaves, sealed seams with all-weather deck tape per building codes, and applied Velora One synthetic underlayment across the remaining roof surface. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were installed to guide water safely into the gutters and protect the home from future intrusion.

Sam chose the bold, modern shade of Granite Black from our IKO Dynasty collection, backed by The Brown Promise: our 50-year warranty. To complete the system, a ridge vent was installed to promote proper airflow and reduce moisture buildup, with ridge cap shingles providing a clean, finished look.

After finalizing all flashing details and completing a full property cleanup, Sam’s new roof is complete: updated, reliable, and ready to keep his home dry and looking sharp for years to come.

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New Canaan homeowner Christine needed a full roof replacement after discovering a hole visible from inside her attic... never a great sign! Knowing it was time to take action, she reached out to Brown Roofing for a professional assessment.

Inspector Oneil went out to evaluate the situation and found a roof that had clearly reached the end of its lifespan. With widespread wear, heavy staining, and overall deterioration, a full replacement was the best path forward. After walking Christine through our process and materials, she felt confident moving ahead with our team.

Project Manager KC and his expert crew began by removing the existing shingles and inspecting the plywood foundation, known as the sheathing. Any compromised sections were replaced with durable half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a strong, stable base.

Once the structure was secured, the crew installed ice and water shield along the eaves, sealed seams with all-weather deck tape per building codes, and applied Velora One synthetic underlayment across the remaining roof surface. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were installed to properly direct water away from the home and into the gutters.

Christine selected the clean, modern shade of Castle Gray from our IKO Dynasty collection, backed by The Brown Promise: our 50-year warranty. A ridge vent was installed to support proper attic ventilation, helping reduce moisture buildup, and ridge cap shingles completed the look with a polished finish.

After securing all flashing around roof penetrations and performing a thorough cleanup, Christine’s new roof is complete, looking sharp and built to handle whatever the New England weather brings.

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Brookfield homeowner Brian reached out to Brown Roofing looking for a full roof replacement, along with new flashing around his chimney. After years of wear and visible moss growth, his roof was ready for an upgrade.

Inspector Mike went out to assess the situation and confirmed what Brian suspected: the roof was in rough shape and no longer performing the way it should. After walking Brian through our materials and process, he felt confident moving forward with our team.

Project Manager Carlos and his expert crew got to work by removing the old shingles and inspecting the plywood foundation, known as the sheathing. Any damaged areas were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood, creating a solid base for the new system.

From there, the crew installed ice and water shield along the eaves, sealed seams with all-weather deck tape per building codes, and applied Velora One synthetic underlayment across the rest of the roof. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were installed to properly guide water away from the home and into the gutters.

Brian chose the bold, modern shade of Granite Black from our IKO Dynasty collection, backed by The Brown Promise: our 50-year warranty. A ridge vent was added to improve ventilation, helping regulate temperature and moisture inside the home.

Special attention was given to the chimney area, where brand-new flashing was installed to ensure a tight, watertight seal, exactly what Brian had called about in the first place. After final touches and a full property cleanup, Brian’s new roof is complete, looking sharp and ready for years of reliable performance.

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Ridgefield homeowners James and Lesley knew it was only a matter of time before their roof needed to be replaced. Having purchased their home eight years ago with that expectation in mind, they reached out to Brown Roofing when the signs of wear, especially heavy moss growth, became impossible to ignore.

Inspector Mike evaluated the roof and confirmed it was ready for a full replacement. After walking James and Lesley through our process and materials, they felt confident moving forward with our team.

Project Manager and his crew began by removing the old shingles and inspecting the underlying sheathing. Any damaged sections were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a solid, reliable foundation. Ice and water shield was installed along the eaves and vulnerable areas, seams were sealed with all-weather deck tape, and Velora One synthetic underlayment was applied across the remaining surface for added durability.

Next, drip edge and rake metal flashing were installed to properly guide water away from the roofline and into the gutters. James and Lesley selected IKO Dynasty shingles in Glacier, a clean, modern color that brightened up the entire home.

To complete the project, two brand-new VELUX skylights were installed, replacing the old, worn units and bringing fresh natural light into the space. After final detailing and a full property cleanup, James and Lesley’s new roof is looking sharp and ready for the years ahead.

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Bethel homeowner Jose knew it was time for a roof replacement when his existing shingles began to show clear signs of wear and deterioration. He reached out to Brown Roofing, and Inspector Chase was sent out to assess the situation. After a thorough inspection, Chase confirmed that the roof had reached the end of its lifespan and walked Jose through our process and materials. Feeling confident in the plan, Jose chose to move forward with our team.

Project Manager Bill and his crew got to work by removing the old roofing materials and carefully inspecting the underlying sheathing. Any sections found with damage, such as rot or mold, were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to create a solid foundation for the new system.

With the structure secured, the crew installed ice and water shield along the eaves, sealed seams with all-weather deck tape, and applied Velora One synthetic underlayment across the remaining surface. Drip edge and rake metal were added along the roofline to help guide water safely into the gutter system.

Jose selected IKO Dynasty shingles in the rich shade of Brownstone, giving the home a clean, updated look. A ridge vent system was installed to promote proper attic airflow, and ridge cap shingles were added for a finished, cohesive appearance.

After final detailing, including securing all flashing around roof penetrations and the chimney, and completing a full property cleanup, Jose’s new roof is complete, looking sharp, and built to last!

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Sandy Hook homeowner Duane reached out to Brown Roofing when it became clear his roof had simply run its course. Inspector Austin visited the property, confirmed it was time for a full replacement, and walked Duane through our materials and process so he knew exactly what to expect moving forward.

Once the project was underway, Project Manager Carlos and his crew got to work removing the existing roofing and evaluating the condition of the sheathing beneath. Any areas showing signs of wear, rot, or deterioration were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to create a reliable foundation for the new system.

From there, the crew built the roof back up the Brown Roofing way: installing ice and water shield along the eaves, sealing seams with all-weather deck tape, and applying Velora One synthetic underlayment across the remaining surface. Drip edge and rake metal were installed along the perimeter to properly guide water off the roof and into the gutters.

For the finishing touch, Duane selected IKO Dynasty shingles in the clean, neutral shade of Cornerstone, giving the home a refreshed and updated appearance. A ridge vent system was added to improve attic airflow, and ridge cap shingles completed the look.

After final detailing, including securing flashing around all roof penetrations and the chimney, and a full property cleanup, the project was complete. A straightforward roof replacement, done right from start to finish, and one less thing for Duane to worry about!

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Shelton homeowner Ruth reached out to Brown Roofing after noticing torn and deteriorating shingles on her roof: clear signs it was time for a replacement. Inspector Austin visited the property, confirmed the roof’s condition, and walked Ruth through our process and materials so she could move forward with confidence.

Project Manager Carlos and his crew began by removing the existing roofing system and closely inspecting the sheathing beneath. Any compromised areas were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood, creating a solid foundation for the new roof.

The crew then installed ice and water shield along the eaves, sealed all seams with all-weather deck tape, and applied Velora One synthetic underlayment across the remaining surface. New drip edge and rake metal were installed to help guide water safely off the roof and into the gutter system.

Ruth chose IKO Dynasty shingles in Granite Black, giving the home a clean, updated look. A ridge vent system was added to promote proper airflow, with ridge cap shingles completing the roofline.

After final detailing and a thorough cleanup, Ruth’s new roof was complete: simple, streamlined, and built to last!

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Stratford homeowner Kara reached out to Brown Roofing after noticing water running down the interior wall near her window, always a stressful sight for any homeowner. While it’s easy to assume the roof is the culprit, Inspector Geoffrey took a closer look and traced the issue back to something just as important: the gutter system.

The existing gutters weren’t properly managing water flow, allowing runoff to spill over and make its way down the exterior wall and into the home. Geoffrey walked Kara through the findings and recommended a full gutter replacement to properly direct water away from the house.

Our gutter crew got to work installing brand-new 6-inch gutters, a larger system designed to handle higher volumes of water more efficiently, especially during heavy rain. Along with the new gutters, PVC trimboard was installed to replace compromised areas and ensure the structure around the window was properly sealed and protected.

The result is a clean, functional system that not only fixes the issue but improves the overall look of the home. With crisp white gutters and fresh trim, Kara’s home is now equipped to handle the elements the way it should, no more unwanted water making its way inside.

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Weston homeowner David reached out to Brown Roofing to have his roof evaluated. According to the appointment notes, there were no known issues... but once Inspector Mat arrived and took a closer look, it quickly became clear the roof had seen better days. Extensive moss and lichen growth had taken over large sections of the roof, covering many of the shingles and signaling that the roofing system had reached the end of its lifespan.

Mat walked David through our process and material options, explaining what was happening and why a full replacement would be the best long-term solution. After reviewing everything, David felt confident moving forward with Brown Roofing.

Project Manager Bill and his expert crew began by removing the existing roofing materials and carefully inspecting the sheathing beneath. Any areas showing damage were replaced with strong half-inch CDX plywood to ensure a solid, reliable foundation.

With the structure secured, the crew installed ice and water shield along the eaves and vulnerable areas, sealed seams with all-weather deck tape, and applied Velora One synthetic underlayment across the remaining roof surface. Drip edge and rake metal flashing were installed along the edges to properly direct water away from the home.

David selected IKO Dynasty shingles in Granite Black, giving the roof a bold, clean finish. The project also included replacing two aging skylights with brand-new VELUX units, bringing improved performance and fresh natural light into the home.

One unique feature of this roof was a small low-slope section near the center of the structure. To ensure long-term protection in that area, the crew installed a durable EPDM roofing system designed specifically for low-pitch surfaces.

To complete the system, a ridge vent was installed to improve attic airflow, with ridge cap shingles providing a clean, finished look. After final flashing work and a thorough property cleanup, David’s new roof was complete, transforming a moss-covered roof into a durable, modern system built to last!

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Bridgeport homeowner Armando wanted to update the gutter system on his house, so he called Brown Roofing to take a look. In addition to replacing the aging gutters, he was also interested in improving the way water was being directed away from the home.

Inspector Nello visited the property and evaluated the existing gutter system. While the old gutters had served their time, the downspouts were directing water in ways that weren’t ideal for protecting the roof and foundation. In some areas, water was being discharged too close to the house instead of being carried safely away.

After walking Armando through the options, Nello recommended installing brand-new 6-inch gutter systems along with extended downspouts to better manage rainwater and move it away from the home.

Our gutter crew installed the new system, replacing the old gutters with clean, durable white aluminum gutters that match the home’s existing look. The updated downspouts now carry water safely down to ground level and away from the house, helping prevent future drainage issues.

With the new gutter system in place, Armando’s home now has improved water management and a clean, refreshed exterior. The white gutters pair nicely with the home’s gray roof and yellow siding, giving everything a neat, finished appearance while keeping the house protected from the elements.

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What started as a home with old aluminum siding, wind damage, missing sections, and gutters that were clogged and sagging is now a whole different story in Bridgeport, CT.

The Brown Roofing crew, led by Service Manager Danny, stripped off and recycled the old siding, then gave this home a fresh new look with ProVia Willow Brook vinyl siding and new 5K white aluminum gutters. The transformation not only cleaned up the appearance of the home, but also gave it the protection and performance it was missing.

Danny said it best: “When we finished this job, the difference was night and day. The house looks clean, sharp, and ready to stand up to the weather the way it should.”

At 91 years old, this Fairfield homeowner knew it was time to make an important decision about his roof. While he was unsure of the roof’s exact age, it was clearly showing signs of wear and aging. Wanting to protect the home and help ensure it stayed leak free, he turned to Brown Roofing for guidance.

With help from Roof Inspector Coleton, the home was carefully evaluated, and the homeowner, along with his two daughters and son, decided Brown Roofing was the right choice for the job. They selected IKO Dynasty shingles in Granite Black for their durability, performance, and clean appearance. With Project Manager Noel helping oversee the work, the family could feel confident knowing the home was in good hands.