Most residential roofs in Connecticut come off and go back on within a few days, weather permitting. Larger homes and steep or complex roofs take longer. You'll get a timeline in the written estimate before anything starts, so there are no surprises on your schedule.

Curling or missing shingles, granules in the gutters, stains on the ceiling and daylight in the attic are the usual signs. A repair often handles isolated damage. Widespread wear on the whole roof usually means replacement. An inspection tells you which one you're dealing with.

Yes, and it usually saves money. The same crew is already set up on the property, so you pay for one mobilization instead of three. It also means the roof edge, the siding and the gutter line get detailed to work together as one system.

Move what's under it and put a bucket down. If water is coming through a light fixture, shut that circuit off. Then call. Roof leak repair is faster and cheaper the sooner it's looked at, because the decking underneath has not had time to rot.

Both. Framing repairs, wall framing and structural framing are in house, along with interior and exterior carpentry, trim work and wood repairs. If a roof or siding job uncovers rotted framing, the same crew fixes it without bringing in a second contractor and losing days.