Roofing Contractor in Newington, CT

A good roofing job starts with an honest diagnosis. On a Newington house that usually means checking the shingles across every slope, the step flashing where the roof meets a wall, the seals around plumbing vents and the chimney flashing. Inside, we look at the attic for daylight, damp sheathing and stained rafters. That combination tells us whether a targeted roofing repair will do the job or whether the roof has reached the end of its life.

When replacement makes sense, we strip the old roof down to the deck, replace any soft or rotted sheathing we find, and install new underlayment, flashing and shingles. Ventilation gets the same attention as the shingles. A roof that cannot exhaust warm, moist air from the attic tends to grow ice dams in winter and age faster in summer, so we balance intake at the eaves with exhaust near the ridge.