Roof Replacement
Full tear-off and new covering for Stamford and the surrounding Fairfield County and Westchester communities, with the deck checked before anything goes on.
This page covers roof repair and replacement, leak and flashing repair, ice dam work, attic ventilation, flat and low-slope roofs, slate, tile and metal, gutters, skylights, storm damage and roof inspections across Stamford and the nearby towns. Each job is confirmed on site before any work starts.
Fastest: call (833) 751-2102. Or send this and we call you back.
Phones are answered 24/7. A visit the same day happens only when a technician is free, so the call is the place to ask what is possible. Most work starts with a look at the roof itself: how many layers are on, whether it can be walked, and what the decking looks like once it is opened. Roof replacement and ice dam removal both depend on that look. Fixing an ice dam means finding the heat loss at the eaves, which usually means air-sealing the ceiling plane before anything is added to the roof.
Stamford sits on the Connecticut side of the line, and Westchester sits across it. In Connecticut, roofing contractors register as Home Improvement Contractors with the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, and the city or town issues the permit. A job in Westchester County falls under a county home improvement license instead, and a Connecticut registration does not cover it. Say which side of the line the house is on when you call. See the areas for the towns covered.
Full tear-off and new covering for Stamford and the surrounding Fairfield County and Westchester communities, with the deck checked before anything goes on.
A targeted fix for lifted shingles, failed flashing and worn eaves, used where a full replacement is not yet due.
Tracing where water enters a roof, whether it came in with wind-driven rain or meltwater backing up in winter, and repairing that point.
Stopping the heat loss at the eave that builds ice dams, rather than chipping at the ice once the dam has formed.
Sealing the ceiling plane, restoring insulation at the eaves and balancing the attic's ventilation, in the order that keeps the roof cold.
Membrane, drainage and detailing repair for flat and low-slope roofs on downtown decks, multifamily buildings and New Canaan's modernist houses.
Roof work for apartment blocks, converted multifamily buildings and condominium associations, planned around access, residents and who signs.
Making a roof watertight again after wind, surge or a nor'easter has lifted, opened or broken the covering.
Re-sealing, replacing and matching shingles after wind has lifted or removed them from a slope.
Installing and replacing asphalt shingle roofs, with the eave and ventilation detail that decides winter performance.
Repairing and replacing individual slates and their fixings on the older and steeper roofs of coastal Fairfield County.
Repairing clay tile and its fastening on the older estates and larger houses of coastal Fairfield County.
Installing and repairing metal roofs, with snow retention and matched metals at the flashings and fixings.
Repair and replacement of the metal at roof-to-wall joints, valleys and openings on older houses across Fairfield County and lower Westchester.
Repair of counter-flashing, step pieces and the crown seal where a brick chimney crosses a roof in Fairfield County and lower Westchester.
Repair and installation of gutters, hangers and downspouts so meltwater drains off the roof edge before it freezes.
Repair of skylight curbs, flashing and seals, and installation of new units, for houses in Fairfield County and lower Westchester.
A written look at covering, flashing, decking and ventilation, used to decide between repair and replacement on Fairfield County roofs.
Pre-season checks of fixings, flashings, edge metal and gutter attachment on houses that face Long Island Sound.
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Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
If it's an emergency, call now. For non-urgent service, send the form and we'll call you back.
Stamford's Building Department has its own roofing track, and the city publishes guidance on work exempt from permit requirements. Ordinary repairs may not need one, so confirm with the department before a replacement starts. The permit guide covers the steps.
Phones are answered 24/7. A visit the same day happens only when a technician is free, and no arrival time can be promised over the phone.
Yes. Connecticut requires a written contract for home improvement work, with the contractor's registration number and four key dates. Work should not start during the three-day cancellation period unless you waive that right in an emergency.
Snow, heat to melt it and cold to refreeze it. Heat escaping through the ceiling warms the roof, and meltwater refreezes at the eaves and backs up under the shingles. Air sealing the ceiling usually comes before any roof work.