Before & After Photos

Customer called in because he needs a flat roof repair and rafters replaced. KRO representative assessed the roof and confirmed A Very Small Rubber Roof on the back of the house. KRO was able to complete the project and Satisfy the customer.

Klaus Larsen Roofing recently met with Dave, a new homeowner, to inspect his hipped roof and gutters. There was no attic access, but the roof had one chimney and a Permaboot. We discussed replacing the cap vents with a ridge vent for better ventilation. Dave was shown various options and the full roofing process, along with pricing details. He mentioned he had contacted no other contractors and didn’t plan to. While happy with the price, Dave requested a couple of days to think it over, as he had just purchased the home six months ago. We were able to complete the job leaving Dave very satisfied with his purchase. 

A homeowner contacted Klaus Larsen Roofing about ongoing roof issues over the past 10 years. The roof had been leaking in the master bathroom, and there were several soft spots she feared would worsen over time. About nine years ago, roofing had been installed, but leaks persisted around the boot vent, and past repairs, including flashing work, had not fully solved the problem.

Our team conducted an inspection and found that two sections of the roof, totaling 953 square feet, were particularly affected. There was concern that the soft spots would cause further deterioration of the TPO membrane. We explained that when pulling back the rubber membrane, some of the underlying wood may need to be replaced. Accessing the roof required a second ladder, about 20 feet long, which the homeowner helped to provide. We could also access the roof from the garage with a ladder to inspect the upper levels. The team is now prepared to replace any damaged wood, address the leaks around the boot vent, and reinforce the overall structure to prevent future leaks. At Klaus Larsen Roofing, we focus on long-lasting, reliable solutions to keep our customers' homes protected.

The homeowner reached out to address a roof leak that had started causing concern during recent storms. Having installed Summit Gray shingles with a new roof in 2004, the homeowner knew the roof was aging but hoped to resolve the issue with a targeted repair rather than a full replacement. Concerned about preventing further water damage, they sought a professional evaluation and solution.

Upon inspection, our team identified the source of the leak and outlined a plan to repair the affected area. The repair will involve carefully replacing the damaged Summit Gray shingles, ensuring a seamless match with the existing roof. Additionally, we will inspect the underlayment and surrounding areas for any hidden damage to ensure the integrity of the roof is restored. By addressing the problem promptly, the homeowner can protect their property and extend the life of their roof with confidence.