Roof Repair Before & After Photos

A newly purchased home presented its owner with a significant challenge—a major leak in the bathroom ceiling during heavy rain. Suspecting the issue might stem from an aging exhaust vent, the homeowner reached out for a solution to stop the water intrusion and prevent further damage. With the roof’s age unknown, we recommended replacing the rear slope of the home’s roof, where the problem was identified.

To provide a durable and long-lasting solution, we will install Dynasty Architectural Shingles in Granite Black, known for their heavy-duty design and sleek appearance. These shingles feature a larger nailing surface, tear-resistant Armour Zone strip, and Fastlock sealant, creating a stronger bond for maximum protection against leaks and weather damage. With a 130 MPH wind warranty and a weight of 231 pounds per square, they’re built to withstand harsh conditions while enhancing the home’s aesthetic. This targeted roof replacement will address the immediate issue, protect the home’s structure, and give the homeowner peace of mind for years to come.

At Klaus Larsen Roofing, we take pride in addressing our customers roofing concerns promptly and effectively. Upon receiving this call about a leaking inside gable roof towards the front of the house and dining room, we immediately sprang into action. With our expertise, we quickly assessed the situation and determined that the issue was likely stemming from a problem with your roof's flashing or shingles.  Our team carefully inspect the affected area, meticulously checking for any signs of damage or deterioration. Once we identify the cause, we provided a detailed plan to fix the issue, ensuring that your home is protected from further water damage. With Klaus Larsen Roofing on the job, you can rest assured that your roof will be in good hands.

This homeowner called Klaus Larsen Roofing after a storm damaged their roof.

This roof had damage around the chimney, with loose shingles and water staining. The Klaus Roofing team repaired the area all the way down to the decking.

The project manager repaired the decking and nailed down new shingles to repair the damaged roof. Additionally, there was a leak around a pipe boot in the rear of the house. He replaced the pipe boot and repaired the damaged section of roof, fixing the leak.