New Roof and ReplacementRoofing Company Columbia CT

Brodeur Roofing Repair has been installing roofing systems over residents of Columbia Connecticut and surrounding areas for over 10 years.  That is a whole lot of roofs! See what our clients have to say about our services.

Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home. It helps keep you warm and dry when it's raining, and cool and safe from heat when the sun is out. A solid roof also helps to protect your home from natural disasters like hurricanes and storms.

But no matter how well-made or well-maintained it is, your roof will eventually wear out. At that point, you'll need to replace it with a new roof—and there are many reasons why this might be a good idea:

• You want to upgrade to an energy-efficient roof. Newer roofs are made with materials that let less heat escape during the winter months, so they're more efficient at keeping your home warm in the winter and cooler in the summertime. This means lower energy bills!
• Your roof has become damaged over time due to weather conditions like hail storms or high winds (or even just age). When this happens, water may leak into your attic or basement causing mold growth that could damage other parts of your house as well as creating an unsafe living environment for yourself and family members who spend lots of time indoors during bad weather conditions such as rainstorms or snowstorms.

Our Columbia clients recommend us to their friends and family because we run our business on honesty and integrity.  Combine that with proactive communication, fare pricing, superior service, and that’s how we provide the highest quality customer experience and a lifetime of satisfaction.

Whether your Columbia home has suffered storm damage, or it’s just time to get your old roof replaced, Brodeur Roofing Contractors are here to help.  Contact us today for a free quote!

About Columbia

Columbia is a town in Tolland County, Connecticut, United States. The population was 5,272 at the 2020 census. Originally a part of Lebanon, known as the North Society or Lebanon's Crank, Columbia was incorporated in May 1804.