Roofing Contractor in Westport, CT

Westport grew quickly from the 1950s through the 1970s, and houses from that period sit beside Revolutionary and Victorian era homes in Old Hill and newer construction across town. Each generation brought its own roof shapes and building methods, so we inspect each house on its own terms instead of assuming a standard fix will work. A house from the 1960s may hide an older layer of roofing under its current shingles, while a much older house may have rafters that have shifted over the generations.

A roof that keeps leaking after repairs usually has a problem nobody has found yet. Flashing tucked under siding the wrong way, a missing kick-out at the bottom of a roof-to-wall joint, or ventilation that pushes moist air into the wrong place can all mimic a shingle failure. We trace the water path before deciding whether a repair or a full roofing replacement is the right move.