Klaus Larsen Roofing Before & After Photos

Randall from Walden, NY, recognized that it was time for a roof replacement and reached out to Klaus Larsen Roofing for assistance. We quickly scheduled an inspection and began the process right away. Our team was eager to provide him with a high-quality solution that would ensure lasting protection for his home. The SealoronXT Ice & Water Shield is applied to the most vulnerable areas of the roof, such as eaves and valleys. This heavy-duty seal creates a watertight barrier that effectively prevents ice and water infiltration, protecting your home from leaks and damage.

On top of that, we use VeloraOne Roof Underlayment, which covers the plywood decking. This underlayment not only offers excellent protection but also allows the roof to breathe. It acts as a secondary line of defense against wind-driven rain, ensuring your roof remains secure and dry.

Homeowners in Rock Tavern were interested in getting solar panels on their home and had a solar panel company come out. The solar company said the shingles should be replaced before installing solar since they were almost at their lifespan. The homeowners then reached out to us for a roof replacement. If you are looking to get solar installed on your home it is highly recommended to replace the roof before - the process of removing and reinstalling solar is expensive and complicated. 

Brian and Lisa in Accord, NY were looking for a reliable roofing company to give their 25-year-old roof a much-needed upgrade. With leaks starting to show, they knew it was time for a full replacement. Our crew got to work, removing the old shingles and installing new IKO Dynasty shingles in the beautiful Atlantic Blue color. To ensure maximum protection, we used SealoronXT Ice & Water along the vulnerable areas and the SealoronXT Deck Tape to connect the plywood boards, and then the VeloraOne Roof Underlayment across the rest of the roof. Their home is now fully protected and looking better than ever! The Klaus Roofing Way!

William in Olivebridge, NY had a roof that was around 16 to 17 years old and had recently started experiencing a leak around the skylight. He reached out to Klaus Larsen Roofing, knowing it was time for a replacement. When skylights are installed on an aging roof, the risk of leaks and damage increases, this was the case for William. Our team explained the importance of replacing the roof before adding or updating skylights to ensure long-term protection. We removed the worn roofing materials, replaced any damaged plywood, and installed a complete roofing system that offers proper sealing and weather resistance. Now, with a new roof in place, William’s home is ready to handle the New England weather with ease. The Klaus Roofing Way!

This homeowner reached out to us to replace their roof on their cabin in West Shokan, NY. Their asphalt Roof has been patched 7-8 yrs ago. They also had 3 skylights that had small leaks. To protect the home and prevent leaks in the future, we first replaced any damaged plywood decking and laid down our Klaus Larsen Roofing SealoronXT Ice & Water self-sealing membrane to create a moisture barrier between the decking and the shingles. For even more protection, we installed our own Velora One Underlayment, a high performance synthetic underlayment designed to protect the home in even the most severe weather. We also took the extra step to protect the home by taping the the plywood steams with our all-weather SealoronXT Deck Tape—it's the Klaus Roofing Way! To top it off, for new asphalt shingles, we installed IKO Dynasty Architectural Shingles featuring a 1-1/4" nailing area made with a tough reinforcing woven band for incredible nail-holding power to protect the home against Mother Nature's fury. The homeowner chose the shingle color Emerald Green for their new roof.

We also replaced all 3 skylights with a brand new Velux skylights with Laminated, Low-E, "Clean, Safe, Quiet" glass with Velux factory flashing kit. It's ideal to install brand new skylights at the same time as a new roof install as it's very difficult to re-flash an existing skylight.