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Roof types

Roof types and services

This site does not employ roofers. When you call, you are connected with an independent roofing contractor that serves your address. That company inspects the roof, prices the replacement and, if you hire it, does the work.

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Roofer seen from behind stripping old asphalt shingles from a cape with dormers, the bare wood deck showingRoof ReplacementOld layers off, deck checked, ice barrier and underlayment down, new roof on, permit closed.Read about roof replacementNew two-story addition framed in fresh lumber, its roof sheathing half covered in gray underlayment, beside a white colonialNew RoofsAdditions, dormers and rebuilds: a roof framed, flashed and tied into the old one.Read about new roofsClose view of new brown dimensional shingles meeting a brick chimney with copper flashing, a yellow maple leaf at the edgeAsphalt ShinglesThe everyday Connecticut roof: dimensional shingles over a proper ice barrier.Read about asphalt shinglesShingle-style house with a new honey-toned cedar roof, gray shingle walls, a gable dormer, hydrangeas and a stone wallCedar RoofsShakes and shingles in natural wood, for shingle-style and older New England homes.Read about cedar roofsWhite clapboard colonial with a gray-green slate roof, copper ridge and valley flashing, a large maple and a fieldstone wallSlate RoofsNatural slate for older homes: replaced by specialists, with copper flashing to match.Read about slate roofsModern farmhouse with a dark bronze standing seam metal roof, white board-and-batten siding and a stone chimney in light snowStanding Seam MetalRaised-seam steel or aluminum panels that shed snow, often on farmhouses and porches.Read about standing seam metalNew white membrane roof over a one-story rear addition, with edge metal and a scupper, beside a two-story clapboard wallLow-Slope RoofsMembrane roofs for rear additions, porches, shed dormers and flat sections.Read about low-slope roofs

How a call works

From one call to a new roof

  1. 1

    You call

    Ring (855) 365-0164 during call hours. Say where the house is and that you are thinking about a new roof.

  2. 2

    You are connected

    The call goes through to an independent roofing contractor that serves your town.

  3. 3

    They come and look

    The contractor inspects the roof and attic, then gives you a written price for the replacement.

  4. 4

    You decide

    Compare it, ask questions, check the registration. There is no obligation to hire anyone.

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Speak with a roofing contractor who works in Norwalk

One call puts you through to an independent roofing contractor serving Norwalk, Westport, Darien, New Canaan and Wilton. Ask for an inspection and a written price for the new roof.

Replacing your roof? Talk it through with a local roofing contractor.

Your call is connected with an independent roofing contractor that takes on roof replacements and new roofs in Norwalk and nearby towns.

Call (855) 365-0164

Calls answered Mon–Fri 8:30am–7pm, Sat 9am–4pm ET

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