Roofing, Siding, & Window Professionals in Waterbury, CT

Company in Waterbury, CT needed new gutters on their business. Weathertite Systems installed .032 white seamless gutters over garage bay doors and straps. The customer was very happy that his business now had new gutters. 

Tammy gave Weathertite a call because she saw our ad in the newspaper.  She told us that she wanted to have a quote on a total roof replacement. We sent out our project manager and that's exactly what we did for her. She agreed to our plans and we did the following work:

• Strip the entire roof.
• Replace any damaged sheathing.
• Apply ice and water barrier at the eaves, valleys, and chimney.
• Apply new vented aluminum edging to complete perimeter of the roof areas.
• Apply Fiberglass reinforced underlayment.
• Apply new vent pipe boots.
• Apply new roofing shingles in Certainteed Moire Black.
• Apply new counterflashing around chimneys.
• Apply Ridgevent to ridges.
• Clean up daily and remove all job related debris from premises when complete.
• Clean up all roofing debris from gutters when complete.

Kara needed her roof redone.  She called Weatherite and we did the following:

• Strip the roof.  Remove the existing two layers of the roofing down to the wood deck.
• Remove existing shingles from around the rear chimney
• Install ice and water barrier on the roof deck around the rear chimney extending up on to the chimney
• Install new shingles of like make and color using new aluminum flashing, permanent corner flashing and lead aprons
• Grind chimney and install new lead counterflashing
• Seal counterflashing with tripolymer sealant

Patrick inquired to Weathertite about having his roof redone as well as installing new skylights.  We sent down our project manager to give a free quote and Patrick was pleased with it. We began work as soon as the materials arrived to his home and did the following:

• Removed two layers on roofing down to the decking from around the base of 10” Louver located on the rear main roof section on the home.
• Removed the louver and discarded.
• Installed ice and water barrier to the area.
• Installed two layers of new roofing shingles to the area removed with 1 new 10” louver.
• Remove the two layers of new roofing shingles to the decking from around the base of the skylight located on the rear main roof section of the home.
• Removed the skylight and discarded.
• Installed one new Velux, FS M06 skylight to the area removed.
• Installed two layers of new roofing shingles to the area removed with the new flashing kit.
• Sealed all needed areas with tripolymer sealant.  Removed all debris.

Patrick condemned our team for the work we did.  He was very happy.

We completed a job for Thomas of Waterbury including roofing and siding.

We completed the following work:

- Remove the dish.  Remove shingles where where the dish was installed.  Filled in holes where it was drilled through the plywood.  Replace felt paper, and reinstall with new shigles.

- Remove and replace bottom window trim with new metal where it was drilled.

Thomas was very pleased.

Donna B. from Waterbury, CT called Weathertite in mid-October, 2015.  She was interested in having heat cables installed on her home to better assist her in preventing ice dams, which could be a huge safety hazard to one’s home.  An ice dam can leak water into a home and cause staining to the ceiling and walls (see News and Events, article pertaining to ice dams.)  They can also be harmful to the gutters, damaging them and blocking water flow.  Heat cables are one of the best ways to prevent these ice dams; Donna and our company rep. discussed the situation when they met for her free estimate, and a date was set.  An installer arrived at her home on the date and time that was planned, and the following work was completed:

• Cleaned out the front and rear gutters on the home
• Sealed the endcaps and pop outs with gutter sealant
• Installed ice melt cables along the front gutters and downspouts
• Installed ice melt cables to the rear gutters and downspouts
• Installed an exterior gift electrical outlet to the front area and an exterior gift electrical outlet to the real area to supply power to the ice melt cables
• Wire the electrical outlets to the circuit panel on the home with a breaker switch

The work above began in about 1-2 weeks from the contract being signed, and the project was finished in 1-2 days.  The electrical work that was completed was done by a licensed electrician not affiliated with Weathertite Systems.  Happy about her new cables, Donna was happy she chose our company to get the job done!

Weathertite was called by a Waterbury, CT property owner to complete a gutter job.  The apartment owner needed a whole new gutter system on the property and knew Weathertite was the perfect company to call considering we had done work for them in the past.  We sent out our project manager to evaluate the job site and write up a free quote for the gentleman.  As soon as the quote was approved and the materials were delivered, Weathertite began working.  Our work included:

• Remove the remaining gutters and downspouts from the entire home and discard.
• Install new, clay, 5-inch seamless gutters to the rear main roof eaves, the front main roof eaves (excluding the two eaves above the front right lower roof section), and the front lower roof eaves on the home using straps.
• Install 6 new, clay downspouts using 2”X 3” leaders and elbows with clips (The two front upper downspouts will drain into the lower roof gutters.
• Attach two corrugated drains to the front lower downspouts on the home.
• Seal all endcaps, pop outs and mitres with Tripolymer Sealant.
• Remove all debris.

After the job was complete, the property owner commended us on the work we did installing the new gutter system.

Jay was curious about getting a quote on some work he wanted done to his home, so after calling our office, we set him up an appointment with our project manager in order to assess the job.  Jay needed roofing and siding work done, so our crew member took measurements and inspected the home.  After inspection, Jay and Joel, our company rep., talked over what the next steps would be.  In the end, Jay signed with us.  We started work in a couple of weeks, and this included:

• Remove the remaining damaged section of aluminum trimming located on the front gable on the home and discard
• Install new, white, smooth, brake bent, aluminum trimming to the area removed
• Remove about 3-4 roofing shingles from the rear left lower roof section where the vinyl corner is located
• Loosen the vinyl corner and install cornerflashing to the area. 
• Install ice and water barrier to the area
• Install new shingles of like style and color to the area removed and resecure the vinyl corner
• Remove the roofing shingles down to the decking from around the vent pipe located on the rear main roof section on the home
• Remove the boot and discard
• Install ice and water barrier with new shingles of like style and color and 1 new vent pipe boot and seal

Jay ended up going with Sea Green shingles for the ones replaced.  He was pleased with the project completed and was glad he chose to go with Weathertite from the beginning.