Expert Roof Repairs & Replacement Services in Waukesha County, WI

This Oconomowoc customer was selling his home and as a result of a home inspection, it was recommended that he contact a professional, licensed roofing company for a thorough inspection of the roof for his 2 story colonial home that included an attached garage as well as a separate detached garage. Through the Klaus Roofing Way inspection process, our Roofing Design Specialist determined that there had been substantial decking damage so a full roof replacement would be needed to correct his issues the right way.

Due to his tight timeline of getting his home on the market quickly, our Production team coordination his job and was completed within 10 business days from the time he signed the contract!

This customer can now feel 100% confident because he can transfer the 50 year warranty to the next lucky homeowner! 

The selling of this home in Brookfield, WI was put to a halt when the home inspector said that some cracked shingles needed to be replaced and the chimney reflashed. This is a problem because if these things are left unattended, they can turn into a leak and create unhappy buyers. After doing some research the customer chose us to get the job done. We replaced the cracked shingles and installed high-quality aluminum flashing. Ensuring that whoever moves in can sleep easy knowing that they will never wake up to the sound of rain coming in through the ceiling and that their heads will remain dry. 

The owners of this ranch style home in Hartland, WI noticed that their ceiling was starting to wrinkle and fall from water damage. They contacted us to find out where the leak was coming from and resolve the issue. 

During the inspection, we determined that a roof replacement was needed. We removed the satellite dish and stripped the roof down to the decking. Then we layed IKO GoldSheild Ice & Water along the eaves, and valleys before installing a new ridge vent and laminated shingles. We also replaced two old pipe boots that were known to leak in the past with Perma Boots.

Before we left we put flashing around the chimney and were asked by the owners to place an extra bundle of shingles on a shelf in the shed. They are now happy knowing that their roof will remain leak-free and the ceiling will stay dry. 

The owners of this beautiful home in Muskego, WI had recently moved in and made a post on Facebook in search of a good roofer after discovering that the skylights were leaking. Thinking that a flashing repair might resolve the issue, they got in contact with us and scheduled an appointment for a free estimate. At the home, we noticed that some shingles were lifting up near the chimney.

We decided that the solution was to seal all four skylights with glaze and flashing. After that, we re-sealed the flashing around the chimney to ensure a leak-free home and sealed the shingles that were starting to lift up. This home now stays dry when it rains and won't need to be replaced for a while. 

Chimney flashing is found at the point where your roof meets your chimney. It’s supposed to maintain a waterproof seal that protects the roof and chimney from moisture penetration. When this is compromised, it’s common to see chimney leaks when the brick and mortar joints become brittle, which can lead to a damaged roof and attic, or even heavy water damaged to your actual chimney. 

After removing the existing rotted wood, and exterior damages, Klaus Roofing by Buck Buckley made sure this chimney will last a lifetime. 

The owners to this home recently moved in and noticed several aspects about their roof that needed repair. They chose to focus on the chimney cricket and installing a ridge vent. Since this roof did not have a ridge vent to begin with, it was important to understand that ridge vents are the most efficient and cost-effective roof ventilation system around!

They already saw damage forming like cracks in the bricks and mortar joints, so to protect their chimney from any further water leaks into the attack or ceilings, we installed a new chimney cricket.

We removed the shingles behind the larger chimney down to the wood, removed the aluminum chimney flashing and existing tin shingles and framed out the cricket. We then installed an IKO Goldshield Ince and Water over the entire area. We installed new IKO shingles in emerald green around the affected area, and installed a new step flashing, apron flashing, and counterflashing. 

This roof was around 20 years old (just about the time to replace your roof) when there were leaks coming into their bedroom from one of the attic vents. Attic vents break down over time- that’s why we use ridge vents!

This leak was causing some drywall to rot. The overall roof was in decent condition and probably had another couple of years in it, but in order to fix the lead we would have had to replace the entire slope, which was half the house.

So, the homeowners decided it was best to replace the whole roof, chimney, and attic vents. They loved IKO Dynasty AR shingle colors and the lifetime warranty. 

The ridge cap shingles all needed to be replaced on this home - they were all rotting away! This could cause leaking along the hips and ridges or could be caused by general wear and tear, or faulty/recalled shingles.

We replaced all the hip and ridge caps, and all the ridge vents as well. We used IKO Hip and Ridge to ensure the customer that we were using actual cap shingles that are made specifically for the job. We also used VentSure ridge vents to allow more venting through its unique design.

The customer was very concerned about the gutter guard being damaged, so we took extra precautions to make sure they weren't harmed in any way. Since this was installed during a cooler season, we also made sure the shingles were warming under a tarp and heater before installing because if you install shingles in cooler weather, those shingles may become brittle and more prone to breakage over time.

This customer had leaking from her roof into her home in a 16x18 section. She also needed flashing repaired while our crew was out.

We went out and replaced/installed new shingles over the patch that was leaking for her, this was a smaller project considering it was such a small area that needed to be repaired but our team was more than happy to go out and help the leak into the home!

We got in contact with this customer and spoke to him about his project. He told us that he had some overhang on his garage and that it was leaking. He had a thought that it had something to do with the wood rotting behind the fascia or the soffit. 

Our Roofing Design Specialist went out and did a thorough inspection and informed him of his next steps and our team then went out and removed the fascia replaced lots of rotten wood underneath, and installed new fascia for him. The product looked great and the customer was pleased!

This customer had a company out to fix a large leak before getting in contact with us to fix the same leak. They had them out and the issue was not resolved so our team went out to look at a leak and after an inspection, our Roofing Design Specialist had determined there was more to it than just a leak in the roof. They had a large leak going from the upstairs master bedroom all the way down to the first-floor garage.

Our roofing team went out and did the job right the first time! the end results looked great and there was no leaking afterward. We replaced the chimney flashing, half of the garage roof, and rubber roof. New Perma boot, lots of rotten plywood, and railing removed and reinstalled. The customer was happy and we were happy to help.

These Homeowners in Menomonee Falls, WI contacted us because their roof needed repair and they were looking for a professional opinion to see if they needed their gutters replaced or repaired. We set them up with a free inspection and consultation with our Roofing Design Specialist, Ryan Hoppenjan. Ryan met with them and told them about our products and our company and inspected the home roof, the garage roof, and their gutters. After inspection, Ryan then proposed that they replace their roof with our Asphalt Shingles and that their gutters did in fact need replacing. These homeowners were extremely pleased that we were able to offer a completely free inspection and be able to advise them on the next steps for their project.

This building owner found us on Home Advisor to reach out about some missing and broken shingles, and even though there might be water back up from the gutters, but wasn't sure.

This partial roof replacement contained projects of stripping the old roof in one section, installing Ice and Water Shield, replacing (2) rotted deck boards, and installing new shingles.

We worked together to find matching shingles and also used CDX plywood since it's better for water protection.

This home had some light water damage with some of the water damage problems, a damaged ridge, and some popped nails. We removed shingles with house matching shingles and installed IKO Ice and Water to take care of any future water damage. We also installed Perma-Boots on the back of the house which is a system designed to permanently repair the most common type of roof leak the leak around the vent pipes that penetrate your roof. The Perma-Boot will stand up to all weather extremes and is warranted for the life of the existing shingle, which is why we encouraged that option. We also installed new ridge caps on the front ridge of the garage, since theirs were damaged. 

Buck Buckley uses this auto shop for repairs on his vehicles. The repair shop mentioned that they have some problems with water from the gutters going into their parking lot and creating slippery spots, especially in the winter months.  Buck had his Design Specialist Ryan stop over and evaluate the gutters to find out why this is happening.  Ryan determined that the gutters were improperly pitched to send the water into the lot.  The Klaus Team come out the very next day and re-pitched the gutters so that the water would run off into the side yards instead of the parking lot.  All of this was done withing 24 hours!  So very happy with the expedient services!  No more water in the lot!

This home in Delafield needed a complete rebuild of the chimney plus replace the entire roof.  It obviously had some weathering and damages to it.  The chimney had completely crumbled causing even more damage to the roof. We decided that the best route for this roof and chimney repair would be to completely remove the existing roof, damaged wood and underlayment.  Install new aluminum flashing for the brick chimney, new architectural lifetime shingles as well as new Ice and Water 6 feet up plus synthetic felt on balance of wood.  We wanted to be sure that the homeowner would never have to replace the roof again!

The shingles and chimney flashing on this house were lifting because they weren't properly sealed.  As time went on, it only got worse.  The owner started to notice wet spots on her ceiling after the rains.  We replaced the entire roof with IKO shingles and used Ice and Water to protect her home.  We also replaced the chimney flashing.  Now she has a beautiful new roof and no leaks!

This home discovered a leak in one of their bedrooms due to a large ice dam. So, we went in and made sure to use IKO's Ice and Water Protector for their new roof.

This home had a bad leak in their rubber roof, asphalt shingles, and chimney flashing intersection with multiple boards rotten through to the interior. They had water coming inside their house, most likely due to the chimney flashing, however, there were leaks that weren't related to that as well, so the whole section had issues.

In order to solve this problem, we replaced a large section of asphalt roofing, rubber roofing, and chimney flashing using EPDM rubber roofing, new shingles and underlayments, and aluminum flashing. We were able to put their railing back on with proper caulking to ensure no leaks would return in that section.

The KRS team knows it's an investment to replace your roof. This is why we'll make sure your journey goes as smoothly as possible.

This home was lived in for about 30 years- just about the time for a normal roof replacement. The owners were looking for a particular color and material brand, so we did as much research as we could about this product, where it was being used, and what products were being used in the homeowner's area. 

Replacing a roof can be costly, but will be worth the investment in the long run. After all, a lot of projects we come to repair are due to poor workmanship. Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley is a local establishment that promises the highest quality for your roof. When you get a quote from us, we can work with you! Not only do we have financing options available, but we can also take a look at the quote and see where we could tighten things up based on your roof's most immediate needs. 

This roof was only 20 years old, but the owners wanted to see how much life was left. As you can see from the before picture, the shingles had moss growing on the shingles! In case you're not familiar, that's not a good sign at all. We were able to replace the roof with the best materials (and our 50-year warranty!) to make sure their roof had a nice long life ahead of it. 

After removing rotten and damaged plywood, we make sure to use IKO GoldShield Ice & Water protector under all shingles. We also sealed it with IKO Gold Seam Roof Seal Tape and nailed them down with HD Galvanized Steel Roofing Coil Nails. 

We were called out to quote replacement gutters on this house in Nashotah.  Upon arrival and inspection, we found that the entire roof was disintegrating and needed replacement as soon as possible.  Most homeowners are unaware when their roof gets to this point.  Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buck Buckley will come to your house to evaluate the condition of your roof at no charge to you.

EDPM roofs like this will break down after time, especially if leaves and debris collect on it.  Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley inspects and repairs or replaces the EDPM flat roof before you have any more damage to the inside of your home.

Ryan was at Julie's house to evaluate her damaged roof for her insurance company. While inside doing his attic inspection, he noticed that she a few light bulbs out in her family room. Since he had his ladder up, he changed the bulbs out for her.  Now that's what I call WOW SERVICE!  Thanks for going above and beyond, Ryan!

Once you decide to replace you roof, we have a wide variety of IKO shingle colors for you to pick from.   

Is your roof literally falling apart?  Soffits and fascia deteriorating?  Leaks inside your house?  Don't wait until it's too late!  Stay ahead of the game and have Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley replace your roof ASAP!

My gutters were constantly clogging from tree debris because I live on a wooded lot.  I wanted gutter guards that would prevent this as well as not needing maintenance.  Klaus Roofing Systems bu Buck Buckley showed me that the Raindrop Gutter Guard is the best option for my gutters.  It will deflect all debris and allow the rain to move through freely.  They are extremely durable, and the dark color allows the ice and snow to melt much quicker which in turns helps prevent ice dams.

Is your roof sagging?  When you see it from the ground, does it look warped?   Don't climb or walk on it, it could be very dangerous.  This roof in Elm Grove was literally caving in.  The owner tried to repair it himself with a couple of boards and ended up with large holes because it caved in.  Let Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley make the necessary repairs or replacement.  We will inspect the entire roof AND in the attic at no charge to determine what all of  your options are.  The  we will show you our findings so that you can make and educated decision as to how you would like to proceed.  It's all up to YOU!

After working with Bonnie over a year ago on her flat roofing project, she called us to come out and replace the roof on her shed. The shed had lots of moss and some rotten plywood, so we replaced the roof, and necessary decking. When we were done, Bonnie was left with the nicest shed roof in Dousman. She was thankful for our quick scheduling and execution time, as well as the care we took with her lawn.

Homeowner (Adam) had been concerned over ventilation issues in his attic. He had just moved into this house from a house that had only ridge vents and he had never noticed problems with the ventilation. Now that he has moved into his current home with only vents in it, he has noticed that they were having problems with humidity, so Adam called an inspector and the inspector noticed that the house had insufficient ventilation and recommended a roofer come to evaluate and repair the ventilation problems. We came to Adam's house and did our full inspection on his roof and attic. We ended up installing new box vents that allowed higher ventilation than the ones he already had. Now he has adequate ventilation which will help prevent ice dams, mold and deterioration of roofing materials.

While in the middle of installing this roof, there was a sudden change in weather forecast, and an afternoon storm popped up out of nowhere. Since we only tear off what we think we can install that day, we were able to finish the side we were working on and leave the other side of the roof still covered in the old roof until we could come back to finish the following day. You will notice in the photo; we tape ALL seams. No other roofing company in Wisconsin does this! We do this because it is part of the Klus Roofing Way and one of the 12 reasons that we provide a 50-year warranty on a new roof!

This job was interesting in different ways. First of all, let's get it out of the way, Theresa is Buck's mail carrier. She has a great personality! They were expecting us to do the job right, but what they got was above and beyond! Her husband noticed all the small things we did for them. He had told us that he was concerned with some areas that were going to be left uncovered. When we told him that we were going to add ice and water to the areas also, he was happy to hear that due to the fact that he wasn't expecting this WOW service as most contractors have not gone above and beyond for him in the past. Towards the end of the job, he was just ecstatic to let us know that we went above and beyond what he was expecting!

We recently replaced the roof on this great home located in a beautiful area. A very lovely couple owns this house and just wanted a roof that would last them as he said, "what life they have left to enjoy with their kids". When our Roofing Specialist arrived at the house, the first thing they wanted was the best and strongest shingle that they could get for a good price. Once we explained to them that our shingles are rated class 3, they were excited! When the job was complete, we had told the owners that they could get money back from their homeowner's insurance but he needed some help so he called us and asked us if we could help out with this. He gave us the documents and we filled them out for him so that he didn't have to worry, but also get some money back from his insurance company. We are committed to WOW Service and would do the same for you!

We at Klaus Roofing by Buck Buckley take extreme pride in the Klaus Roofing way. A way that makes sure we only use the highest quality materials on the job. Like using ring shank nails that have ridges around the shank that increases the holding power of the nail by 40%. The ridges act as wedges that lock the nail into the wood once it's driven in.

Its quality from top to bottom like that leads to customer feedback like this:

Recently, our previous customer from Oconomowoc called us after a massive hailstorm that dumped 3-inches of golf-ball-size hail across the area. This customer told us that he had some storm chasers knock on his door to come and evaluate his roof. After allowing them up on his roof, they all came back down the roof sad and upset because there wasn't any damage from the hail. Absolutely no damage to his roof at all in this massive hailstorm! He added, "my whole neighborhood is all shredded up, but these shingles weathered the storm better than everyone else's!"

This is why we at Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley take pride in our quality from the top down. We stand by our work so much that we offer a 50-year labor + materials warranty! You trust your roof to protect you and your family, let us be the roof that stands up to the weather and protects them. If you were impacted by the storm, we can help you navigate insurance adjusters and the crazy process of building back. Give us a call today to schedule your free estimate at 1-262-297-7771

Jennifer had leaking coming from her chimney.  When we reviewed the area, we found the chimney flashing was old, and worn out.  The shingles alongside the chimney were also raised significantly, indicating something weird was going on underneath.  When we removed the flashing, we found it was not properly step flashed and there was no ice and water protector installed underneath!  These are two crucial aspects of flashing that, if left out or done improperly will lead to leaks.  We installed new step flashing, ice and water protection, and some new shingles around the damaged area.  Jennifer was happy to hear that we were able to solve her issue, and how we were able to do it.

After a big hailstorm, some shingles were damaged on this roof. Unfortunately, this happens sometimes. We sprang into action! After inspecting and helping navigate the insurance process, we replaced the damaged shingles and brought this roof back to peak performance for years to come. 

This homeowner suffered damage from a recent hailstorm. After consulting them and helping them with insurance, we got started putting on their new roof in our awesome color known as Driftshake. After the roof installation, this homeowner also added our RainDrop Pro Gutter Guard.

The homeowner called us out to look at her rental property.  After reviewing the leaking area (the valley), we did a full inspection of the entire roof.  We discovered multiple points of failure including nail pops, failing chimney flashing, and shingle decay.  After discussing the options, we came to the conclusion that the best course of action was to replace the whole roof.  While we could patch the leak, it would just be a band-aid on a roof that was ready to fail.  The homeowner was happy with the finished product and with our 50-year warranty protecting her investment.

We met with a lovely homeowner in Lannon about their roof. They had issues with losing shingles on their house and had recently replaced their garage roof. We came out and met with the homeowner and discussed their issues. We talked about how we use ring shank nails to securely hold the shingles down to prevent what was happening. Your roof doesn't have to suffer, proper construction and workmanship can help mitigate some of these issues. The best part is it is all backed by an industry-leading 50-year warranty!

This house had a leak on one section of their roof. We packed our bags and drove straight to the house. Once on the roof, we pinpointed the leaking section and found damage to some surrounding shingles. After devising a plan, we did a partial roof replacement. We removed a section of the shingles in the affected area, repaired the roof and started our normal process of putting on our underlayment. Once that was completed, we started the installation of our IKO shingles. Since this was a partial replacement, our warranty is 15 years. Once the homeowner finishes the rest of the roof with us, it will be backed by our industry-leading 50-year warranty. 

Ron called us out to take a look at his failing chimney flashing.  While we were there, we looked over his whole roof and found many points of failure.  We recommended a full roof replacement, but they weren't quite ready for that, so we just replaced their chimney flashing for now.  While we were replacing the flashing, we built a proper cricket to divert water away from the base of the chimney, and we ended up having to install new decking surrounding the chimney since it had been leaking for so long.  They now have a beautiful new flashing, and we look forward to the opportunity to put a Klaus on their house in the future.

Johann initially had us out to take a look at his ventilation and ended up having quite a few projects for us while we were there. We started by correcting the ventilation issue, and continued on to replace his chimney flashing, repairing some damaged shingles from a storm, and adding an exhaust vent for his kitchen. After the project, he thanked us for our "amazing customer support and communication."

Brad called us out to take a look at some leaking coming from complex intersection of rooflines. A valley, a wall, and a rake edge all came together to create quite a sticky situation. When we removed the shingles, we found there was no ice & water protector installed, which is a big no-no, especially for problem spots like this. We installed new valley metal, step flashing, ice & water protector and shingles, as well as a kickout flashing to direct water away from the house and down into the gutter. It's spots like these you want the utmost care and attention paid to save you from headache later on.

Sometimes a leak really just rains on your day. No fear, we are here. Our roofing professionals sprang into action and went out to repair this homeowner's roof. The rotting wood was installed by the previous roofing company. They didn't fix the problem, instead literally covered it up. The workmanship on your roof is critical. It is protecting you and your family. That's why we make sure our workmanship and quality are the best on the market. So, when it does come time for a full roof replacement you know we are the company to trust. 

Rick called us out to look at his roof which was done only 4 months ago.  When we arrived, he showed us new leaks that did not exist before the roof was put on.  The primary culprit was the flashing around his two chimneys.  Both had very shoddy workmanship and looked terrible.  Rick explained he had gone with a storm chaser company rather than a quality installer.  After we took the flashings apart, we found damaged wood beneath them, meaning the company either installed new roofing over damaged wood, or the chimney was leaking so badly that it had already rotted out the wood beneath it.  Either way, not good!  We installed brand-new flashings on both chimneys and some other spots that needed attention.  Rick is now happy to have a roof that no longer leaks and wishes he never went with a storm chaser to fix his hail-damaged roof.

A lovely couple in Lannon contacted us with their large roofing project that needed to be completed. We visited their home and discovered many issues that we could take care of for them. They needed a new roof, that was obvious. However, they also needed new gutters and gutter guards, needed to replace their ventilation, and add a soffit vent and ridge vent to the front garage section. This can all be achieved using the Klaus Roofing Way, and they will never have to worry about their roof again!

We met with a homeowner in Lannon that had a rough time with his previous roofing project. The previous roofers came in 5 years ago and used regular nails to replace his roof. Now, his shingles are lifting because of this poor decision by other contractors. Klaus Roofing Systems uses ring shank nails. The threads on these nails separate the wood fibers, which then lock back into the rings, thus resisting removal. This one product change can make your roof last 50 years instead of 5, so you never have to deal with roofing issues ever again!

During our inspection at this home, we found a wealth of improperly installed products.  The chimney flashing was never done, step flashing in other sections was not installed, and there was a massive hole at the end of their valley which led to soffit & fascia damage.  When we did the roof, we were able to disassemble the soffit and fascia, and reassemble it after changing out the rotting wood beneath.  They now have a hole-free roof with proper flashing installed, and the unsightly soffit and fascia neatly restored.

On this Dousman, WI job, we repaired this chimney. The repair consisted of removing the shingles and flashing around the chimney and installing new SealoronXT Ice & water protector around chimney. Once that was complete, we put on new step flashing and counterflashing around the chimney. THe last step was that we installed new shingles in order to fix the customer's problem. 

This home, located in Eagle, WI, was in need of a complete roof replacement. They gave Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley a call because they knew they wanted it done right. After our design specialist showed them options, we got right to work. We first tore off the layer of existing roofing materials and replaced any damaged plywood decking. We then installed Sealoron XT Deck Tape and Sealoron XT Ice & Water Shield from all eaves, valleys, and around the chimneys. To ensure complete moisture protection, we laid down Velora One Synthetic Underlayment, a durable tear-resistant material engineered to repel water and adhere to the roofing surface. To finish off this complete roof replacement, we used IKO Dynasty AR shingles in the color Granite Black. 

Once the roof replacement was completed, we got started on the gutters. We installed 5" Gutters in our black color to help blend in after we removed and discarded the old ones. With some Aluminum Downspouts, this roofing job was complete! Happy customers, now protected under the Klaus Roofing Way!

Zachariah's Acres called us out to install gutters on their new outdoor pavilion. This pavilion had a design with no fascia board to install gutters on, so we decided to tie directly into the rafters. We also ran the gutter along the back of the building, to keep the pathway clear for visitors. In the color selection process, we were able to match the green metal roof color perfectly and went with a tan color for the downspouts to match the rest of the wooden structure. Overall, it came out looking fantastic, and working great!

Steve called us out to look at his chimney. It seemed that the flashing originally installed was not doing the job of keeping water out of his house! The decking on either side of the chimney was completely rotted away. We removed the siding on the chimney, and the shingles and rotten plywood on the roof, and installed new plywood, ice & water protector, and shingles, reinstalling the siding where it was previously. At the end of the day, the roof looked just as good as it looked before, but this time, much more functional!

Zachariah's Acres called us out to install gutters on their new outdoor pavilion. This pavilion had a design with no fascia board to install gutters on, so we decided to tie directly into the rafters. We also ran the gutter along the back of the building, to keep the pathway clear for visitors. In the color selection process, we were able to match the green metal roof color perfectly, and went with a tan color for the downspouts to match the rest of the wooden structure. Overall, it came out looking fantastic, and working great!

THe homeowner called us out to take a look at his soffit and fascia which was falling off. He was getting his house ready to put on the market and had a very short timeline that we needed to hit. We happened to have a rainy day coming up (meaning no roofing), and we took the opportunity to fill it with this soffit job. The weather ended up not being to bad anyway, and we make quick work of the soffits, and left him enough time to paint things up before the photos of the home would be taken by the realtor.

In a full consultation with homeowner Earl, it was revealed that his 20+ year-old roof was in severe disrepair, leading to active leaks over the kitchen and dining room. Inspections of the attic and rooftop unveiled extensive issues, prompting the recommendation of a comprehensive roof and gutter replacement. Earl, constrained by a tight budget, expressed interest but needed to consult with his wife, who collaborates with other general contractors. A subsequent phone conversation with Earl outlined plans for him to handle gutter removal personally to meet the budget constraints. The proposed solution involves financing through a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC), aligning with Earl's monthly payment goal of $50. The next steps include a follow-up visit to finalize a loan and choose a shingle color, aiming to provide a cost-effective yet durable solution for the homeowner's roofing needs.

In response to concerns about water marks on the rafters and a suspected roof leak, Mike and Sheri sought professional assistance. They engaged with experienced contractor Buck to evaluate the situation. Upon inspecting the chimneys and examining the flashings, Buck observed signs of aging and wear. He indicated that the flashings likely hadn't been replaced during the last roof installation and were secured using a suboptimal method. Buck proposed two solutions in his detailed report:

1. Comprehensive Flashing Replacement:

- Remove and replace existing flashings.

- Install new ice & water protector around the chimneys.

- Implement proper step flashing along the sides.

- Introduce new counterflashing for each chimney.

2. Flashings Servicing Option:

- Cost: $750 (complimentary servicing by Buck).

- Re-nail and caulk existing flashings as a temporary fix.

Recognizing the urgency to address the issue before snow accumulation, Buck provided estimates for both options. Additionally, he extended a "Buck Discount" to facilitate a more cost-effective solution. Sheri, after reviewing the attic with Buck, received the estimate and options. The couple deliberated over the choices, considering the impact on their home's integrity.

In the subsequent days, Mike and Sheri carefully evaluated the proposed solutions. They weighed the benefits of a complete flashing replacement against the more budget-friendly option of servicing the existing flashings. Buck awaited their decision, understanding the significance of the choice for their home's well-being.

As the decision-making process unfolded, Mike and Sheri prepared to make a choice. Buck remained ready to assist, whether they opted for a comprehensive flashing replacement or chose to service the existing flashings. The fate of their chimneys and the protection of their home hung in the balance, with Buck committed to preserving the integrity of their beloved abode.

Mr. Nate, a homeowner with a roof concern, reached out to us regarding a section of the roof where a bathroom vent had been venting into the attic. This issue resulted in leakage from the attic vent into the bathroom, prompting the need for immediate attention.

During a one-hour consultation, it was identified that the north side of the roof exhibited sagging towards the top, primarily due to the bathroom vent termination in the attic. The proposed solution included a quote for partial repair, adding a bath vent hood, and replacing two sheets of decking along with approximately 3 sq. ft. of shingles.

Considering other ongoing projects and budget considerations, Mr. Nate expressed a leaning towards the repair option during the meeting. The roof, about 15 years old since installation, had been showing signs of wear since Mr. Nate moved in a couple of years ago.

Further discussions were planned with Mr. Nate's wife to finalize the decision, and a follow-up was scheduled for today. It's worth noting that Mr. Nate was referred to us by the Feller project last summer, establishing a connection through previous satisfied clients. We are committed to providing the best solution for Mr. Nate's roof concerns, ensuring durability and addressing the underlying issues.

The homeowner lives in Oconomowoc, was referred to Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley for an inspection following a hailstorm. We discovered significant damage on the homeowners 20-year-old roof, noting concerns about granule loss from the shingles. A previous storm chaser had marked up the entire roof. The project involves a new roof replacement, including removing the existing roofing down to the wood, replacing any rotted or damaged wood with CDX plywood, and installing various components such as ice and water protector, deck tape, synthetic underlayment, aluminum drip metal, rake metal, vent pipe boot flashings, chimney flashing, starter strips, architectural shingles, ridge vent, and hip and ridge cap shingles. The project aims to address the hail damage and ensure the roof's longevity and durability.

A townhouse owner with a steep roof, contacted us to replace his existing gutters with larger 6-inch gutters. He explained that during heavy rainstorms, water overflows from the current gutters, causing issues. The homeowner is looking for a solution to prevent this overflow and protect his home from water damage. After discussing his needs, we decided to install new 6-inch aluminum seamless gutters in a Wicker color, along with Raindrop Gutter Guards for added protection. Additionally, we will add a valley controller at the front valley and ensure that all downspouts are in the same location. For the rear downspout under the deck, we will extend it towards the backyard. The homeowner is pleased with the plan, as it will not only address the current issues but also enhance the aesthetic appeal of his townhouse.

Kathy K. from Nashotah, Wisconsin, was experiencing issues with her roof, which had developed two separate leaks in different areas. Despite having a roofer come out to assess the situation, she never received a quote, leaving the problem unresolved. Additionally, her roof had been repaired previously, but the leaks persisted, indicating the need for a more comprehensive solution.

Our team stepped in to address Kathy's concerns with a detailed plan for a partial roof repair. The scope of work for her 3,774 square foot home included installing new drip and rake metal to ensure proper water runoff, as well as a ridge vent to improve ventilation.

To enhance the durability and weather resistance of the roof, we used IKO Dynasty AR shingles in the Glacier color, known for their high performance and aesthetic appeal. We also applied SealoronXT Ice & Water Protector to provide an extra layer of protection against water infiltration, particularly in vulnerable areas.

The repair process began with a thorough inspection to identify all potential problem areas. Once the assessment was complete, we carefully removed the damaged sections of the roof and proceeded with the installation of the new materials. The addition of drip and rake metal, along with the ridge vent, improved the overall functionality of the roof, while the high-quality IKO shingles and ice and water protector ensured long-lasting protection.

Kathy K. can now rest easy, knowing that her roof is secure and capable of withstanding the elements. The timely and effective repairs not only resolved the existing leaks but also fortified her home against future issues.

Terry, who has lived in her Oconomowoc, WI home for 35 years, recently experienced significant damage when a tree limb fell onto her roof. Unsure of the roof's age, she sought immediate repairs to address the impact. Our team assessed the 3,027-square-foot roof and executed the necessary repairs to restore its integrity and ensure the home was safe and secure once again.

Debbie Scott, a homeowner in Oconomowoc, WI, was experiencing a persistent leak in her multi-layered rubber roof, which was approximately 15 years old. The roof, consisting of a white rubber layer installed over the original rubber roof in 2009, had a leak over the back bedroom window. With no attic to inspect, the issue appeared to be with the 2-piece gutter along the back, rather than the roof itself.

Our team proposed a comprehensive solution to address the problem. First, we removed and disposed of the existing gutters and downspouts. We then installed new 5" aluminum seamless gutters along all eaves, with the color to be selected by the homeowner. Additionally, we installed new downspouts and loosened the rubber termination bar to secure the new gutter behind the drip edge. We cut the straps and added sealant to prevent water from backing up under the two-layer rubber roof.

Doug Einerson's roof in Waukesha, WI, required a partial replacement due to its age of 18 years. The project involved a 12-square replacement on the rear section, including the installation of new ridge vents and edge metals. Special attention was given to wrapping ice and water down over the fascia in preparation for new Leaf Guard gutters. Additionally, one 3-inch and one 4-inch Permaboot were replaced. On the west side behind the garage, trim nails had caused small holes in the shingles, which were removed and sealed. Doug provided three soffit vents for installation—one over the front porch window and two along the rear soffit. The large chimney and two skylights were in good condition and did not require reflashing. The new roof section was completed using IKO Dynasty AR shingles in Biscayne, with Desert Tan drip edges, ensuring both durability and aesthetic appeal.

In Pewaukee, WI, a homeowner required a full roof replacement for their house (1663 sq ft) and garage (781 sq ft) due to significant hail damage and overall deterioration from age. The existing roof, an older 3-tab, had been previously patched but was still leaking, particularly at the detached garage. The project included installing new IKO Dynasty Brownstone shingles, reflashing two chimneys, and repitching the gutters, which had twisted at the downspout ends. Additionally, the Raindrop gutter guards needed to be removed and reinstalled after the roof replacement. The homeowner has lived in the house for 30 years.

In Delafield, WI, homeowner Phyllis W. sought a roof replacement for both her house and garage. The existing roof, over 20 years old, had a second layer with a small leak in the garage. Although the decking seemed salvageable, the project involved replacing the roofing with IKO Dynasty shingles in Atlantic Blue. The homeowner has lived in the house for about 30 years. The total area for the replacement is 3080 sq ft, and the project also includes installing large chimney flashing.

In Muskego, WI, the homeowner is dealing with water leaking into their home from the northwest side of the roof. The roof is over 10 years old and currently leaking. The project involves replacing the back hip section of the roof and adding a second 3x4 downspout at the rear, next to the existing downspout, to alleviate long runs backing up, which is contributing to the leak in the back master bedroom wall. The chosen shingle color is IKO Dynasty Biscayne.

In Hartland, WI, a homeowner is planning a full roof replacement due to hail damage from a recent storm. The roof, estimated to be around 13 years old with a single layer over tar paper on 1x8 decking, has developed an active leak near a cast iron vent stack that caused water damage to a second-floor bedroom. The project will cover 1,861 sq ft and involve replacing the existing 4" lead boots on the rear, patching three static box vents for a ridge vent, and removing a power vent if deemed inoperable during the tear-off. The new roof will be installed using IKO Dynasty AR shingles in the Brownstone color, complemented by brown edge metals. The homeowner has lived in the house for about six years, and the existing gutters and guards are to remain as is.

In New Berlin, WI, a homeowner is seeking to repair their existing roof due to a puddle forming in the garage after heavy rains. The garage roof is 15 years old, and the issue was noticed near the front of the garage. The homeowner bought the house about 4 years ago and had the back half of the roof redone 6 years ago, which is in good condition except for a couple of nail pops near the ridge. The repair will involve using IKO Dynasty shingles in the Granite Black color and installing aluminum flat step flashing to address the leak.

A homeowner in Oconomowoc, WI, is looking to get an estimate for a new roof on their 30+ year-old garden shed, which was struck by lightning a few years ago. They are considering IKO Dynasty shingles in the Biscayne color.

A homeowner in Brookfield, WI is requesting a gutter replacement due to issues with underground downspouts that are clogged and causing flooding. They are seeking to remove the existing gutters and install 5" aluminum seamless gutters in brown, with 3"x4" aluminum downspouts (10') redirected to above-ground, moving water safely away from the house. This updated setup will help protect their home from future flooding concerns.

In Brookfield, WI, a homeowner is seeking a complete roof replacement for their 20+ year-old asphalt roof that is showing signs of wear, with leaks observed along the sides. The project covers 2,248 sq. ft. and will include the installation of IKO Dynasty shingles in Brownstone, large chimney flashing, ice and water protection for the entire roof, and adjustments to address low spots on the flat roof. Additionally, a new bath vent will be installed, ensuring updated ventilation and enhanced roof durability.

In Brookfield, WI, a homeowner requires a complete roof replacement for a 2,248 sq. ft. asphalt roof, which is over 20 years old and showing significant wear, including leaks at the edges and a center belly on the garage roof that holds water. This project includes the removal of the existing roof, installation of IKO Dynasty shingles in Brownstone, and a comprehensive Ice and Water Shield across the entire roof for maximum protection. Additionally, large chimney flashing will be installed to safeguard against leaks, and a new bath vent will be cut in to improve ventilation.

In Genesee Depot, WI, a homeowner with a 15-20-year-old roof is looking for a complete roof replacement with added enhancements. The 2,034-square-foot roof will be upgraded with IKO Dynasty shingles in Emerald Green, complemented by white edge metals and new white gutters (the home currently has no gutters). The project includes the removal of an existing chimney, the installation of new step flashing for added protection, and SealoronXT Ice & Water Protector to enhance waterproofing and durability.

In Waukesha, WI, a homeowner with a cathedral ceiling is addressing water seepage suspected to originate near the chimney area. The project involves servicing 3,078 square feet of roofing to identify and resolve the issue. A focus will be on large chimney flashing labor, ensuring proper sealing and protection against future water infiltration. This repair will safeguard the home while preserving its architectural integrity.

In Hartland, WI, a homeowner discovered a blown-off hip cap shingle near the rear of the house over large windows and requested a thorough roof inspection. With a steep roof pitch preventing immediate repair, the project involved addressing the missing shingle and examining other potential areas of concern. The result was a small-scale repair to ensure the roof's integrity while preventing future issues. This careful attention provides the homeowner with peace of mind and a secure roof.

In Oconomowoc, WI, a homeowner is tackling their 20-year-old roof, which has aged beyond its prime. The project involves a complete roof replacement with full ice and water protection for enhanced durability and weather resistance. Additionally, small chimney flashing will be installed to address potential vulnerabilities and ensure a secure seal. This upgrade will revitalize the home’s exterior while providing long-lasting protection.

A homeowner in Mequon, WI is ready to replace the roof on their two-story colonial after experiencing years of leaks caused by a poor installation 15-18 years ago. The project involves a complete roof replacement with IKO Dynasty Shingles in Glacier, re-flashing the second-story walls and chimney, and ensuring proper protection with Ice & Water Shield underlayment. In addition, the homeowner plans to install 5" white gutters for better water management and address chimney concerns, including replacing the chimney cap if necessary. These updates will provide a durable, leak-free roof and enhance the home's functionality and appearance.

A homeowner in Waukesha, WI, reached out to us after noticing leaks coming through their upstairs bathroom. Their 20+ year-old asphalt shingle roof had seen better days, and after a thorough inspection during their free estimate, we recommended a full replacement to prevent future issues. They chose the stunning IKO Dynasty shingles in Atlantic Blue, adding both durability and curb appeal to their home. The project also included small chimney flashing updates to ensure a watertight seal. Now, with 1,867 sq. ft. of expertly installed roofing, they’re enjoying peace of mind under their brand-new Klaus Roof by Buck Buckley!

In Hartland, WI, a homeowner reached out to replace the very old and leaking roof on their garage. The project included installing new primed fascia wood around the garage for a fresh, clean look. Additionally, we replaced the strap-hung gutters on the rear and side of the house with durable Raindrop gutter guards and added new downspouts for improved water management. The roof now features IKO Dynasty shingles in Emerald Green, adding both style and durability to the structure. With 1,828 sq. ft. of coverage, this garage is now fully protected and looking great!