Roof Replacement Before & After Photos

After a strong wind storm rolled through Columbus, OH, a cautious homeowner decided it was time to take a closer look at their aging roof. They had moved in seven years ago and remembered the home inspector warning them that the roof, already over a decade old at the time, had maybe ten years left. With no visible leaks but a growing sense that it was time for action, they turned to Klaus Larsen Roofing for a trusted inspection. Our team responded promptly, performing a full assessment and identifying early signs of wear like lifted shingles and granule loss—signs that can lead to bigger problems if ignored. We walked the homeowner through their options with patience and honesty, recommending Dynasty Architectural Shingles in Glacier for their unmatched durability and weather resistance. It’s all part of the Klaus Roofing Way: delivering peace of mind through reliable solutions, clear communication, and craftsmanship that stands up to Ohio’s toughest storms. Now, the homeowner is confidently planning their roof replacement, knowing they’ve got a team behind them they can truly trust.

This roof was rotted through to the decking. Our team replaced 44 sheets of plywood, put down a protective layer of ice and water shield, and then finished the job with brand new IKO Dynasty shingles.

The Klaus Roofing team, led by Project Manager Lamont Martin installed IKO Cambridge shingles in charcoal gray. The entire project took less than a day. The homeowner was thrilled with the result.

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The homeowner contacted us after noticing a line of missing shingles on their roof following a period of high winds. Built in 2007, the home’s shingled roof had endured years of weather, but this recent windstorm seemed to have caused shingles to lift and settle back, potentially leaving them vulnerable to further damage. Neighbors had reported seeing the shingles lifting, and the homeowner wanted to ensure the roof remained secure. Additionally, they mentioned attic access, possibly through a crawl space, allowing us to check for any underlying issues from the inside.

This roof was in need of a full roof replacement.