Klaus Roofing Systems by Carolina Energy Conservation

This roof was too damaged to repair so it had to be replaced. Our first step was removing all previous roofing, and replacing all of the damaged or rotten wood. Ice and water shields were installed as well as synthetic felt, aluminum drip metal, aluminum rake metal, and new flashings. New shingles were installed as well as ridge vents and caps to finish off the project. 

For this project we had to re-flash 19ft where the garage meets the house by the front porch. 

This home was experiencing some leaking issues from their roof and needed a full roof replacement

3 Layers of Shingles!

This Conway home was getting a new makeover! Homeowner Pat called Klaus Roofing by Carolina Energy Conservation because she had gutted the home and wanted to get a new roof, new attic insulation & insulate the walls before moving forward in her remodel. Here in the Grand Strand, Klaus Roofing and Carolina Energy Conservation work together to provide the best in home comfort.

On inspection, the home had three layers of shingles and visible wood rot around the eves. Prior roofers covered the failed roofing system with another layer of shingles. Two or more roof coverings can result in too much weight, sagging and rafter damage. This home needed some rafter repair and decking replacement. 

We take pride in passing by this home in Conway, South Carolina, knowing the owner now has the IKO roofing system and Klaus warranty to protect her investment. 

This home in Conway, South Carolina has been past down through the generations and the roofing system was past it's performance time. A third of the home was covered by a different color shingle from a previous roof repair. The real problem was underneath, the rotted decking around the chimney! Then during removal, more sections of the decking were rotten and weak.

How beautiful is this home with it's new roof! With new decking, the IKO Dynasty shingles in Castle Grey and Klaus Roofing System, this family has our Klaus Roofing by Carolina Energy Conservation warranty to carry this home into the next generation. 

This project was a roof repair in Longs, South Carolina. We removed all of the existing roofing and replaced all of the damaged and rotted wood. We also installed ice and water shields on all drip edges, step flashings, valleys and penetrations on the roof. Other things we installed on this roof include synthetic felt, aluminum drip metal, aluminum rake metal, and new flashings. We finished the project by installing new lifetime shingles, ridge vents, and ridge caps. 

For this project, the roof needed repairs around the chimney. To do this we repaired and replaced the sheeting around the chimney, as well as re-flashed and sealed any visible water intrusion areas. 

This single-family was due for a roof replacement, this was the original roof when the home was built. We started this job by tearing away the existing roofing materials and disposing of them properly. We bring in our own dumpster and ask the homeowner where they would like the dumpster located. To ensure protection from the weather a Water Barrier as well as a layer of Synthetic Underlayment. For shingles, we installed a Klaus Roofing System that included Shingles in the Charcoal Grey. And, to finish the job we replaced the vent pipe boot and chimney flashing.

The Waccamaw Management Services contacted Klaus Roofing by Carolina Energy Conservation through a contact at the Business Networking International weekly business meeting. They were looking for a local roofing company to give a replacement price for a group of townhomes. The previous roofing companies only quote repairs, but the HOA company said they chose Klaus Roofing because we listened and provided them the quote they were actually asking for. We are proud to be this community's roofer and look forward to providing continued roofing support and replacements as the years go on.  

This project in Myrtle Beach, SC needed a full roof replacement. To start this project we began by removing all of the existing roof, and replacing any rotted or damaged wood underneath. We installed a ice and water shield to all drip edges, step flashings, valleys, and peaks. Other installations done to this roof include synthetic felt, aluminum drop metal, aluminum rake metal, and new flashings. We finished this project by installing new lifetime shingles, ridge vents and ridge caps.