Keith Gauvin Roofing

About

Planning for long-term roof performance often starts with an evaluation and a clear scope of work. In Ellington, Connecticut, seasonal storms and temperature swings can wear on shingles, flashing, and underlayment. Keith Gauvin Roofing explains surface condition, hidden risk areas, and the steps involved in a Roof Replacement, from tear-off and deck review to underlayment, flashing, and final cleanup. Homeowners can ask about material choices and how skylights fit into the layout without compromising water shedding. When sudden damage occurs, prompt Storm Damage Repair focuses on safety, temporary protection, and targeted fixes that stabilize the structure until full restoration can be scheduled. The crew reviews penetrations, valleys, and edges where leaks often start, and checks attic spaces for moisture signs. After work is completed, basic care suggestions—like keeping drains clear and watching high-wear sections—help extend service life. Scheduling is aimed at minimizing disruption while keeping the site orderly, with attention to neighbors and access points.