Roof Repair
Roof repair for Hartford homes: leaks, storm damage, worn shingles, and bad flashing. We find the real source of the leak and fix it right, so water stays out of your home.
See roof repair details →Roofing in Farmington, CT
Integrity Roofing serves Farmington, CT homeowners from our Hartford base, handling roof repair, roof replacement, storm damage, siding, gutters, and skylights on the town's older, mostly single-family homes.
Roofing help in Farmington
Farmington has 11,837 housing units, and nearly half (49%, about 5,829 homes) were built before 1980. Many of these roofs now sit on a second or third layer over attics that never got enough air. Integrity Roofing does full tear-offs here, not quick overlays. We add ridge and soffit ventilation and lay ice-and-water shield so a new roof lasts.
The Hartford area serving Farmington averages 51.7 inches of snow and 47.05 inches of precipitation a year (NOAA 1991-2020 Climate Normals). That snow plus winter freeze-thaw drives ice dams at Farmington eaves and valleys. Hartford County has also logged 18 tornadoes since 1950, the third-highest in Connecticut, on top of summer wind and hail. We handle post-storm inspection and storm damage restoration.
About 75% of Farmington homes are single-family houses with pitched roofs. The median owner-occupied home is valued at $432,700 (ACS 2020-2024 5-year), well above the state median. At that value, most owners choose premium architectural shingles and a full-system job, with matched gutters, skylights, and siding, over a budget patch. That protects the whole exterior, not just the roof deck.
Farmington requires a town building permit for roof replacement, applied for through the town's online ViewPoint Cloud system, with a fee of $15 per $1,000 of construction cost (Town of Farmington Building Department). We pull the permit and schedule the town inspection for you. From the Farmington Historic District on Main Street to Unionville, we match new roofing to each home's style.
Our services in Farmington
Roofing services in Farmington
Roof Replacement
Full roof replacements for Hartford, CT homes. We tear off the old roof and install a new asphalt shingle system built for New England snow and ice.
Roof Replacement in Hartford →Storm Damage Restoration
Storm damage roof repair and restoration in Hartford, CT. We tarp fast to stop the leak, then fix or rebuild what the storm broke.
Explore storm damage restoration →Siding
Integrity Roofing installs vinyl, insulated vinyl, and fiber cement siding for homes across the Hartford area. We seal every wall with proper house wrap and flashing so moisture stays out through Connecticut winters.
Our siding process →Gutters
Seamless aluminum K-style gutters, sized and pitched to carry Hartford's heavy rain and snowmelt away from your roof, fascia, and foundation.
See gutters details →Skylights
Skylight installation and replacement in Hartford, CT. Integrity Roofing installs fixed, vented, and tubular skylights and flashes each one to stay leak-free through Connecticut winters.
Skylights in Hartford →Farmington roofing questions
Where can I find a roofer near me in Farmington, CT?
Integrity Roofing is based in Hartford and serves Farmington homeowners across town, from the Main Street Historic District to Unionville. We handle roof repair, roof replacement, storm damage, siding, gutters, and skylights. Because we work throughout the Hartford area, we can reach Farmington for an estimate or a leak. Call us and we will set up a free estimate.
Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Farmington?
Yes. Farmington requires a town building permit for a roof replacement, applied for through the town's online ViewPoint Cloud system. The building-permit fee is $15 per $1,000 of construction cost, set by the Town of Farmington Building Department. We pull the permit and schedule the town inspection as part of the job, so your new roof is done to code.
Why do Farmington roofs get ice dams in winter?
Farmington sees about 51.7 inches of snow and hard winter freeze-thaw each year (NOAA 1991-2020 Normals). When melting snow refreezes at a cold eave, it forms an ice dam that backs water under the shingles. We stop this on a roof replacement with an ice-and-water shield membrane at the eaves and valleys, plus balanced attic ventilation to keep the deck cold.
My Farmington home was built before 1980. Do I need a full tear-off?
Often, yes. Nearly half of Farmington homes (49%) were built before 1980, and many roofs already carry a second or third layer of shingles. Roofing code limits how many layers a roof can hold, and old layers hide rot. On these homes we usually do a full tear-off, replace bad decking, and add ventilation rather than overlay a worn roof.
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