Franklin, WI's Top Ranking Roof Repair & Roof Replacement Specialists

In Franklin, WI, a homeowner turned to Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley to replace their deteriorating roof and improve their home’s water drainage system. Our team began by removing the old roofing materials and installing IKO Dynasty shingles in Shadow Brown, offering a combination of durability and timeless appeal.

To ensure optimal water management, we replaced the existing gutters with 6-inch seamless aluminum gutters and added Raindrop gutter guards for low-maintenance performance. New downspouts were also installed to effectively direct water away from the foundation, protecting the home from potential damage.

A homeowner in Franklin, WI, is looking for a full roof replacement. The project will include installing new step flashing, drip, and rake metal. The new roof will use IKO Dynasty shingles in the Granite Black color and cover a total area of 2,601 square feet.

In Franklin, WI, a homeowner is planning a full roof replacement on their 2,601 square foot home. The project will include installing IKO Dynasty shingles in the Granite Black color. The scope of work also involves installing new step flashing, aluminum flat step flashing, drip and rake metal, and a ridge vent to improve ventilation. This complete roof replacement will provide long-lasting protection and enhance the home's overall durability.

In Franklin, WI, a homeowner reported a leak from the flashing around their chimney and a disconnected vent in the attic. Our inspection confirmed the chimney flashing leak noted in their report, and we assessed the rooftop and gutters, finding them to be in overall decent condition. The homeowner plans to replace the entire roof within a few years, so we provided a quote for both the full roof replacement and the immediate repair. For the repair, we will remove shingles and flashing around the chimney, install new shingles, and add new step flashing and counterflashing around the chimney. The total area involved is 2767 sqft.

The homeowner had previous issues where the siding met the roof and gutter on the front of his house, over the dining room. He also experienced a minor leak over the kitchen at the back of the house, but since it only leaked once, he didn’t consider it a significant issue. The leak area involves a step flashing and valley intersection, likely requiring the valley to be torn up and a portion of the siding removed to install ice and water protection up the wall. Last year, we repaired one side of his roof and warned that the other side might soon develop issues. Now, the roof is leaking on the opposite side. This comprehensive roof repair includes installing new shingles to match the previous repair and partially installing Raindrop gutter guards. The total roof area is 3,372 sqft.

Even though this roof was newer (7 years old), they had a severe ice damn last year that caused significant damage. The painter that helped them with some repairs mentioned how the roof looked different in the spot where the ice damn was. The homeowner mentioned how their original roofers came out and didn't think anything was wrong, but she still wanted a second opinion. Klaus Roofing Systems to the rescue! In this before photo, you can guess where their large ice damn formed, just by looking at the gutter areas.

We replaced some rotten and damaged wood with CDX plywood, along with IKO GoldShield Ice and Water Protector on the entire area to help avoid similar future ice damns from damaging their roof. We installed new Owens Corning Duration architectural lifetime shingles, as well as Air Vent ShingleVent II ridge vents on all ridges. With new flashing in the valley, this roof should be able to withstand the coming winter storms.

This home needed repairs to a leaky sunroom light that had water dripping into its sunroom. As you can see from the before image, the repairs made previously were less than effective, causing the homeowners anxiety every time it rained or snowed.

We were able to create a custom skylight flashing and also replaced all the rotted wood underneath a few rows of shingles. We used IKO Ice and Water to stop the leaking, CDX plywood to replace the rotted wood caused by the previous leaks, and a new kick-out flashing that would run the water away from sitting about the skylights.

Ryan brought Nick and Ralph on the job to assess the situation since we have never really seen anything like this- we wanted to make sure the estimate was accurate, and that all the work needed to be done could be accomplished.