Roofing Contractor in Fairfield, CT

Fairfield grew in waves. Homes went up for workers during the World War I boom in Bridgeport, more followed once trolleys and cars opened up the countryside, and the Connecticut Turnpike brought another surge in the 1950s and 1960s. Many of those houses have now had several roofs, and the oldest, in the town's historic districts, date to the late 1700s. We read each roof's history before recommending work.

Along the shore, wind and salt air test fasteners, flashing and shingle edges harder than they do inland. Farther from the water, shade and leaf debris in the valleys can keep some slopes damp longer than others. Either way, the inspection tells us whether a targeted roof repair will hold or whether the shingles have reached the point where replacement is the better call.