How Long Does a Roof Replacement Take? (Spoiler: Just One Day!)
One of the most common questions we hear from Connecticut homeowners is: “How long does a roof replacement take?” The answer might surprise you: most full roof replacements are completed in just one day. At All Site Builders, as a licensed Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we’ve perfected a streamlined, efficient process that minimizes disruption while maximizing quality. From tear-off to final cleanup, our team works with military precision — so you’re not left with an exposed roof overnight. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly what affects timing, why one day is possible (and safe), and how we ensure every job meets GAF and Owens Corning installation standards — without cutting corners.
A Heartfelt Message This Christmas: Thank You for Trusting Us With Your Home
This Christmas, as lights twinkle and families gather under warm, safe roofs across Connecticut, we at All Site Builders pause to say thank you. You’ve trusted us to protect your most valuable asset — your home — and that honor fuels everything we do. Whether you called us for an emergency leak in a storm or a full roof replacement before winter, your confidence in us means the world. As a licensed Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we don’t just install shingles — we safeguard memories, peace of mind, and your family’s sanctuary. Wishing you a joyful and blessed holiday season.
Top 5 Colors for Owens Corning Duration Shingles in 2026 (CT Trends)
Choosing the right roof color isn’t just about style — it’s about value, longevity, and curb appeal. In Connecticut, where colonial architecture meets modern design, Owens Corning Duration Shingles continue to lead the market with colors that balance trend and timelessness. For 2026, homeowners are leaning toward sophisticated neutrals that enhance resale value and complement siding, stone, and landscape. At All Site Builders, as a licensed Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we’ve analyzed local preferences, manufacturer data, and regional design shifts to bring you the top 5 Owens Corning Duration Shingles colors for 2026 in Connecticut — colors that don’t just look great today, but will for decades to come.
The Truth About Roof Inspections: What We Actually Look For
A roof inspection isn’t just a quick glance from the ground — it’s a detailed, methodical evaluation of your home’s first line of defense. At All Site Builders, as a licensed Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we don’t just look for missing shingles. We assess structural integrity, moisture intrusion, ventilation, and hidden damage that could lead to costly repairs. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly what we inspect — both from the outside and inside your attic — so you know what to expect during a roof inspection in Connecticut. Our goal? To give you peace of mind, not pressure.
Window Replacement in CT: How to Save Energy & Money This Winter
Drafty windows are one of the biggest sources of heat loss in Connecticut homes — costing families hundreds in wasted energy every winter. At All Site Builders, we’ve helped homeowners in Cheshire, Wallingford, and beyond reduce heating bills by up to 25% through professional window replacement in Connecticut. Modern, energy-efficient windows don’t just stop cold air — they improve comfort, reduce condensation, and even increase your home’s resale value. As a licensed Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we combine premium materials with expert installation to deliver real savings, not just promises. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how new windows can save you money this winter — and for years to come.
Thank You, Connecticut: Our Clients Are Our Greatest Blessing
This Thanksgiving, as families gather under safe, warm roofs across Connecticut, we at All Site Builders pause to say thank you. You — our clients — are the heart of our mission. Every shingle we install, every emergency we respond to, and every roof we protect is done with your home in mind. Your trust inspires us to build not just roofs, but lasting relationships. Today, we honor you as the reason we do what we do — and we’re grateful to stand as your guardians, protecting what matters most.
Ice Dams in CT: Causes, Risks, and How to Prevent Them
Ice dams in CT are one of the most common — and damaging — winter threats to Connecticut homes. When snow melts on your roof and refreezes at the edges, it forms thick ridges of ice that trap water behind them. This trapped water can back up under shingles, seep into your attic, and cause leaks, mold, and even structural damage. At All Site Builders, we’ve helped hundreds of homeowners across Central and Southern Connecticut prevent and repair ice dam damage since 2005. In this guide, you’ll learn the real causes, early warning signs, and proven prevention strategies to keep your home safe all winter long.
Customer Review: “My Duration Roof Survived 3 CT Winters — No Leaks!”
It started with a single question: “Will my roof make it through another Connecticut winter?”
That’s what Carol Thompson, a homeowner in Southington, asked herself last October — after her third winter under the same roof. She’d seen neighbors replace theirs after just five years. Snow piles. Ice dams. Frozen gutters. Leaks in the attic. But her roof? Still holding strong.
Owens Corning Duration Shingle: What’s Inside? (A Deep Dive)
The Owens Corning Duration Shingle is one of the most trusted roofing materials in North America — and for good reason. Homeowners across Connecticut rely on it for durability, weather resistance, and long-term protection. But what exactly makes this shingle so strong? In this deep dive, we’ll break down every layer of the Owens Corning Duration Shingle, from its fiberglass mat to its advanced granule coating. You’ll discover how its laminated design, wind resistance, and impact protection outperform standard asphalt shingles. Whether you’re considering a roof replacement or just want to understand your home’s defense system, this guide will show you what’s inside an Owens Corning Duration Shingle — and why it’s the smart choice for New England homes.
3 Ways to Spot Hidden Roof Damage After a Storm
Hidden roof damage after a storm is one of the most dangerous threats to your home. While your roof may look intact from the ground, invisible issues like lifted shingles, damaged flashing, or compromised decking can lead to water intrusion, mold growth, and costly structural repairs. At All Site Builders, we’ve helped hundreds of Connecticut homeowners uncover hidden storm damage before it turns into a major problem. In this guide, we’ll show you 3 proven ways to spot hidden roof damage after a storm — so you can act fast, protect your investment, and avoid expensive surprises.
