Roofer in Groton Long Point, CT

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No surprises, no runarounds—just solid roofing work from a roofer who gets Connecticut weather.

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What You Get When It's Done Right

Your roof stops being something you worry about. No more buckets during rainstorms or wondering if that stain on the ceiling means trouble.

You get a roof system built for Connecticut’s coastal weather—the kind that handles nor’easters without flinching and keeps ice dams from turning into expensive problems. Materials that won’t curl up and quit after a few seasons of salt air and temperature swings.

Most importantly, you get to stop thinking about your roof. It just works, year after year, protecting what matters most to you.

Groton Long Point Roofing Company

We've Been Here Through Every Storm

Sullivan Contracting has been handling roofs in Groton Long Point and the surrounding Connecticut coast for years. We’ve seen what works and what doesn’t when it comes to coastal roofing.

We’re the roofing contractor your neighbors call when they need work done right the first time. Fully licensed and insured, because that’s not optional—it’s basic professionalism.

You won’t find us knocking on doors after storms or disappearing once the check clears. We live here too.

Connecticut Roof Repair Process

Here's Exactly How We Handle Your Project

First, we come out and actually look at your roof—not just from the ground. We check everything: shingles, flashing, gutters, ventilation. You get a clear explanation of what we find, not a sales pitch.

If work needs doing, you get a detailed written estimate that breaks down materials and labor. No hidden fees or surprise charges later. We pull permits when required and coordinate inspections so you don’t have to.

During the work, we protect your property and clean up daily. When we’re done, you get warranty information and a roof that’s ready for whatever Connecticut weather throws at it.

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Everything Your Roof Needs, Start to Finish

We handle the full range of roofing work—repairs, replacements, storm damage, and emergency fixes. Whether you’ve got a leak that started during last night’s storm or shingles that are telling you it’s time for a new roof.

Our roofing services include proper ice and water shield installation, ventilation systems that actually work, and flashing details that keep water where it belongs. We use materials rated for coastal Connecticut conditions, not whatever’s cheapest.

Emergency repairs get priority because we know roof leaks don’t wait for business hours. When storms hit Groton Long Point, we’re ready to respond quickly and get your home protected.

How do I know if I need roof repair or full replacement?

Age is the biggest factor—most asphalt shingle roofs in Connecticut need replacement after 20-25 years, especially with our coastal weather. But age isn’t everything. If you’re seeing multiple leaks, missing shingles after every storm, or granules washing down your gutters, replacement usually makes more sense than patching problems. We’ll give you an honest assessment of whether repairs will actually solve your problems or just delay the inevitable. Sometimes a $500 repair buys you several more years. Sometimes it’s throwing money away when you need a new roof anyway.

What should I expect to pay for roofing work in Connecticut?

Roof replacement typically runs $8,000-$15,000 for most homes in our area, depending on size, pitch, and materials. Repairs range from $300 for simple fixes to $2,000+ for significant storm damage. Connecticut’s coastal conditions mean we need better materials and more careful installation than inland areas, which affects pricing. Beware of estimates that seem too good to be true—they usually are. Quality roofing work costs what it costs, and cutting corners means you’ll pay twice when it fails. We provide detailed written estimates so you know exactly what you’re getting.

How quickly can you respond to emergency roof repairs?

For true emergencies—active leaks or storm damage that’s letting water in—we typically respond the same day or within 24 hours. We understand that roof leaks don’t wait for convenient times. Our emergency service focuses on stopping water infiltration first, then scheduling proper permanent repairs. During major storms when everyone’s calling, we prioritize based on severity and work as quickly as safely possible. We keep emergency materials stocked specifically for situations where homeowners need immediate protection for their property.

Do you handle insurance claims for storm damage?

Yes, we work with insurance companies regularly and understand the claims process. We can provide detailed documentation of storm damage, work directly with adjusters, and help ensure you get fair coverage for necessary repairs. Insurance companies respect contractors who know how to properly document damage and provide accurate estimates. We’ll explain what your policy likely covers and what you might need to pay out of pocket. The key is getting damage properly assessed and documented quickly after a storm, before weather conditions cause additional problems.

What makes coastal Connecticut roofing different from inland areas?

Salt air, high winds, and temperature fluctuations create unique challenges for roofs near the Connecticut coast. We use materials specifically rated for coastal conditions and pay extra attention to flashing details and ventilation systems. Ice dams are more common here due to temperature variations, so proper insulation and ventilation become critical. Wind uplift ratings matter more when you’re dealing with nor’easters and occasional hurricane-force winds. Standard roofing practices that work fine inland can fail quickly in coastal environments, which is why local experience matters.

How long do your roofing warranties last?

Our workmanship warranty covers installation for five years, and manufacturer warranties on materials typically run 25-30 years depending on the specific products used. We only use materials from manufacturers who stand behind their products with solid warranty coverage. The key is understanding what’s covered—manufacturer warranties cover material defects, while workmanship warranties cover installation issues. We provide all warranty information in writing and maintain records so you’re covered if issues arise years down the road. A warranty is only as good as the company backing it.

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