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Photo Album: New Roof for a New Home in Hamden, CT

Kate had just bought a new house in Hamden and knew its roof was old and in dire need of replacement. Luckily, she knew exactly who to call! She reached out to Brown Roofing, and our expert sales specialist, Chase, worked with her to determine the best solution. Once the plan was set, Project Manager Bill and his crew took charge, tackling the entire job with ease. They replaced the old decking, creating a fresh and solid foundation, and installed premium-quality shingles. Now Kate's new home is protected by a brand-new roof, backed by our 50-year warranty, ensuring she'll never have to worry about a roof replacement again! Brown Won't Let You Down!

Before: Stain Pain

Kate's roof was definitely looking a little worse for wear. Click through to see the stunning transformation!

Old Shingles Come Off

The first step to any roof renovation is removing the old shingles. Heavy-duty tarps protect the house and landscape from debris.

Checking the Decking

Underneath the shingles is a layer of plywood known as the roof decking. This is the structural foundation of the roof and must be in tip-top shape. Our crew closely examines each part of the decking for any signs of rot, decay, or mold, and any affected pieces of plywood are promptly removed and replaced.

Taping the Seams

Kate's entire decking needed to be replaced. Each new plywood sheet is numbered for easy tracking. Next, the seams of each sheet are taped with heavy-duty Sealoron XT deck tape as an extra reinforcement.

Underlayment Is Applied

Next comes the underlayment - a thin, water-resistant layer that shields the decking. A specialized Ice & Water shield is applied along the roof edges for superior protection against harsh weather.

Shingle Time

With the underlayment down, it's time to start installing the new shingles! We trust IKO Dynasty premium-laminated asphalt for every roof, offering top-tier quality and style. The color Kate has selected for her new roof is the sleek and sophisticated Frostone Gray.

After: The Finished Product

The final touches bring it all together: A ridge vent ensures proper airflow, while water-resistant flashing protects joints around the chimney and roof pipes. And just like that - Kate's new roof is complete!