Roofing Contractor in Woodbridge, CT

Very little of Woodbridge's land is zoned for two-family houses, so most of our work here is on detached homes with their own roofs, attics and chimneys. Central Woodbridge occupies the hilly western side of town, and a house on a slope can catch more wind on its exposed side while staying shaded and damp on another. We look at how each slope of the roof weathers, not just the side facing the street.

Roof replacement in Woodbridge follows a set order: inspect, remove the old roofing, repair the deck and framing where needed, then install underlayment, flashing, shingles and ventilation. The order matters. Skipping deck repairs or reusing tired flashing to save a day is how a new roof ends up with an old leak. Each step gets checked before the next one covers it up.