Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley Before & After Photos

After tearing off the shingles of this home in Whitefish Bay, WI we replaced the decking and installed Ice & Water along the Eaves and up the Valleys. After that, we covered the new decking in underlayment and installed Appalachian colored shingles. We also replaced a small section of rubber roof, installed aluminum flashing, and replaced the ridge vent to provide better ventilation. The garage behind this home had cedar shake that we removed and replaced with the same IKO Dynasty Shingles that we put on the house. 

Replaced ridge shingles and installed new chimney flashing in Bayside

Replaced the ridge vent

In Whitefish Bay, WI, a homeowner requires repairs on their existing 3,789 sq. ft. roof due to flashing issues improperly installed seven years ago. This project includes counterflashing approximately 18 inches of step flashing on a rear addition, integrated into the brick, and sealing with an end cap to prevent water infiltration. To address a leak near a 15-year-old rubber roof at the rear dormer window, two 1x sticks will be replaced, and kickoff flashing will be added to divert water from the window edges. Additionally, the repair scope includes replacing metal window roofing with rubber, installing new wood in rotted sections around one window, and fixing a gutter end for improved drainage and longevity.

This duplex in Milwaukee WI was in need of a new roof! We started by stripping two layers of asphalt shingle and one layer of cedar shake. After that, we replaced the decking and installed laminated IKO shingles. In the process, we removed three satellite dishes for the customer and added aluminum flashing to the chimney. Doing this makes the connection from the chimney to the roof watertight.