Homeowner Problem
The two-story colonial had curling shingles, stained rear valley flashing, and attic staining after ice dam seasons on a north-facing eave.
Roofing
Wilton, CT
Colonial Roof Replacement
The two-story colonial had curling shingles, stained rear valley flashing, and attic staining after ice dam seasons on a north-facing eave.
Project Overview
Project Scope & Materials
This roofing project in Wilton, CT included roof replacement with materials selected for regional weather performance.
Location
Wilton, CTProject Type
Roof Replacement
Completed
February 2025
Duration
3 days
Manufacturer
GAF
Product
Timberline HDZ
Material
Asphalt Shingle
Color
Pewter Gray
Fancy House Solution
Fancy House completed tear-off, replaced soft decking at the valley, installed ice and water shield at eaves, and finished with architectural shingles and updated ridge venting.
Project Result
The Finished Outcome
The home now sheds water reliably through Wilton's freeze-thaw cycles with a uniform pewter gray roofline that complements the white trim palette.
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