Wauwatosa, WI's Reliable Roof Repair & Roof Replacement Contractor

In Wauwatosa, WI, a homeowner is addressing persistent leaks near an upper dormer window on their 15-year-old roof, where previous tar repairs provided only temporary relief. To resolve the issue, a full roof replacement spanning 1,969 square feet is underway. The project includes installing new step flashing to prevent future leaks around the dormer, small chimney flashing for added protection, and upgrading to durable IKO Dynasty shingles in Summit Gray. This comprehensive replacement will ensure the home remains secure and visually refreshed for years to come.

In Wauwatosa, WI, a homeowner needs a full roof replacement on their 2,251 sq. ft. home due to shingles that are loose and falling off on a roof over 15 years old. The project will include installing IKO Dynasty shingles in Brownstone for enhanced durability and aesthetics, along with SealoronXT Ice & Water Protector to provide extra resistance against water damage. Additionally, large chimney flashing and skylight flashing will be installed to ensure proper sealing and prevent future leaks around vulnerable areas.

A homeowner has been struggling to get their back gutters fixed after a tree fell on them, causing drainage issues. Despite attempts to have the problem addressed, other companies have been unresponsive

In Wauwatosa, WI, a homeowner is planning to improve their attic ventilation by adding additional vents. The project involves assessing the current ventilation setup and installing new vents to ensure proper airflow throughout the attic space. This will help maintain a healthy environment, reduce moisture buildup, and improve energy efficiency in the home.

In Milwaukee, WI, a homeowner is planning a full roof replacement on their 1,339 sq ft house using IKO Dynasty shingles in the Glacier color. The project will include installing brown edge metals, a ridge vent, and two 4" Perma-Boots. The work will exclude the detached garage, existing gutters, guards, soffit, and fascia. With no chimney present and the attic not accessible, the project will involve cutting the ridge vent and installing drip and rake metal. 

In Wauwatosa, WI, the homeowner, who just bought the house and is still moving in, needs a full roof replacement. The roof is old, and an inspector has recommended replacement due to inadequate ventilation in the attic. The project includes installing a ridge vent over the main house, new box vents over the garage and rear first-story room, and replacing the chimney flashing. The chosen shingle color is IKO Dynasty in Granite Black, covering 2,612 sqft.

In Wauwatosa, WI, a homeowner required a complete roof replacement for their 15-year-old roof, which had leaking issues and water damage causing rotting boards. Our team planned to replace the rubber roof, install new boards, and ensure proper drainage with Raindrop gutter guards. We selected IKO Dynasty shingles in the Brownstone color. The project also involved installing new step flashing and addressing chimney flashing needs. The total area of the roof was 3038 sqft, and we also replaced the roof on their garage, covering 757 sqft.

In Milwaukee, WI, a homeowner faced a leak on the front pitch of their roof, which was replaced about 10-12 years ago. The issue stemmed from a poor installation with tar paper and original flashings, resulting in a leak at the front foyer ceiling. To resolve this, we proposed a comprehensive solution for the 2195 sqft roof. This includes matching tan edge metals, installing Brownstone shingles with copper penny flashing, and addressing the chimney flashing. Additionally, we will install new step flashing and aluminum soffit to ensure a durable and effective repair.

Dr. Martha Libster from Wauwatosa, WI, reached out to us regarding a leak issue she had been experiencing in her bathroom. She recently noticed water coming in through the bathroom fan roof vent on the rear dormer. Despite a previous inspection of the rooftop and attic revealing nothing definitive, the hood vent was identified as the likely culprit. Given the severity of the recent leaks, especially after a heavy rainfall that saturated several towels, Dr. Libster requested an immediate follow-up and a quote for the necessary repairs. Our team promptly scheduled a visit to replace the bathroom fan roof vent, ensuring that the issue would be resolved effectively and prevent future leaks.

Judy W. the homeowner in Wauwatosa, WI, was facing issues with the existing gutters on her house. The metal gutters, which were over 30 years old, were not pitched properly, leading to ineffective water drainage and potential damage to the property. Seeking a solution, the homeowner reached out to us for an estimate to replace the outdated gutter system.

Our team conducted a thorough assessment of the 1,898 square foot home and determined that installing new gutters along with Raindrop gutter guards would be the best course of action. The homeowner specified that she wanted new house gutters only, ensuring efficient water management and protection for the structure.

We began the project by carefully removing the old metal gutters. The new installation featured properly pitched gutters designed to enhance water flow and prevent clogs. To further protect against debris buildup, we included Raindrop gutter guards, ensuring long-term efficiency and reducing the need for frequent maintenance.

The newly installed gutter system not only improved the functionality and appearance of the home but also provided peace of mind to the homeowner. With the new gutters in place, the property is now better equipped to handle rainwater, safeguarding the house from potential water damage for years to come.

The homeowner is dealing with a leaking rubber roof over his porch, which is part of a larger rubber roof system comprising three sections. One section is leaking near the edge and chimney. The roof is 20-25 years old, and the homeowner is unsure if it can be repaired or needs to be replaced. Patching is not a viable solution, so the homeowner is seeking quotes for repair or replacement. There are uncertainties regarding the amount of rubber needed for the repair. The area around the chimney, and the little spot on the front of the house are the two areas we are focusing on.

After a thorough assessment of his roofing and gutter issues, Mr. James opted for a targeted solution. The existing roof and gutters, both aged at 15+ years, presented challenges with leaks and functionality. During our meeting, James expressed his preference for a tailored approach and requested three separate quotes. These options included a quote for the roof on the house only, followed by variations that involved the addition of gutters, and finally, a comprehensive package covering the house, garage, and gutters. After reviewing the options, James decided to proceed with the roof repair for the house only, excluding the garage. This focused approach allows for the immediate resolution of issues while maintaining a budget-conscious strategy. Additionally, James chose to integrate new gutters into the project, enhancing both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of his roofing system. The color preferences discussed during the meeting were incorporated into the final plan.

We are delighted to announce the successful initiation of Mr. James's project, implementing a targeted and effective solution to address his roofing and gutter concerns. Our commitment to transparent communication and customized service ensures that Mr. James's expectations are not only met but exceeded.

This home in Milwaukee, WI. was suffering from a leak. They gave Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley a call, and we came out right away.  When our roofing specialist came out, he noticed where the leak was coming from.  Some damaged soffit was the culprit causing all the issues this homeowner was facing. We repaired the damaged soffit and restored the homeowner's faith in their roof. 

Patrick called us out to take a look at his ventilation. After reviewing his roof, we found he had approximately 10% of what he needed to have a properly ventilated attic. With that in mind, we added a ridge vent on one section of the attic, and box vents in another (where a ridge vent could not be installed). He now has a properly ventilated attic, which will lead to less ice damming issues in the winter, and less heat transfer in the summer.

Miss. Barbara had an EPDM roof blow off after a bad windstorm. When our Roofing Specialist arrived, he noticed how bad the situation was and arranged for a tarp to be placed on the damaged area. Barbara was so happy to see that we were willing to go above and beyond for her and not leave her with an exposed roof or make her tarp it herself before the replacement was taken care of. She was very relieved that we did a great job tarping so that no water would go into the house, because we had a few days of rain before we could replace the roof. The installation went very smooth because Barbara had done her best to take great care of her current roof. Once finished, she expressed that she was more than delighted to see all the hard work we had done and how efficient we were. We appreciate you Barbara and we are always here for you!

We don't just fix your roof, we can fix your friend's roof, too! This homeowner's friend knew they had trouble with some bills but was in need of a new roof. We were more than happy to coordinate with all parties involved to make sure this was a seamless operation & a stress-free journey. 

Why choose Klaus Roofing Systems by Buck Buckley? Here's what we've learned from this job story:

1. We show up on time for your scheduled appointment (This homeowner informed us that apparently, this isn't normally the case for other contractors!)

2. No matter how the project is paid for, we'll work with you, the homeowner, and/or other financing options

3. We're here to make sure we give you WOW service

On this project, we did a partial roof replacement. The roof was beyond its service life, and there were areas with shingles and flashing in bad condition. 

There were leaks coming in, causing drywall damage to the interior of the home. This caused headaches and anxiety every time it rained or snow melted. 

Since the homeowner couldn't get financed to do the whole project, we accommodated them by replacing a section at a time so the leaks could stop in the area we replaced. Even though we weren't able to replace the entire roof, we will always do everything we can to take less off of our customers' plates. Our project manager even ran to Lowes to pick up tarps for the homeowner so we could tarp some sections of the roof that they couldn't afford to replace at the time.

There were two layers of shingles and cedar shake on their decking, which was mostly rotted. Their original shingles were Cambridge shingles so we were able to find a good shingle to match that at a lower cost. We also made sure to use IKO Ice and Water protector over the entire section we worked on for some extra protection and longevity against any future leaks. 

This sunporch was causing a leak that damaged the inside of the home and rotting the floor joints! The ceiling was rotting away in their office where they worked, affecting their day-to-day life.

This could have been due to standing snow- they had a rolled roofing material on the flat roof that's not designed to see any foot traffic. It could have also been improperly installed.

To solve their problems, we replaced the rolled roofing with EPDM Rubber, replaced all the rotted wood floorboards with CDX plywood, and sistered in new floor joints.