Eversafe Roofing
Roof replacement
Full tear-off down to the deck, rotten sheathing replaced, then a complete GAF system rebuilt over it. Most residential re-roofs are a one- or two-day build.
How we build a roofQuality you can trust.
Storm damage, leaks and full replacements for homes across Hartford County and all of Connecticut, from our Farmington office. We get on the roof, run test squares on every slope, photograph what we find, and write it up line by line. Then it’s your call — and we’ll tell you plainly when we don’t think you have a claim.
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Welcome to Eversafe Roofing
A roof is the single largest thing most people ever buy without being able to see it afterward. You are standing in the driveway trusting that what happened forty feet up was done properly — by people you met once.
So we photograph all of it. Every slope before we touch it, the bare deck once the old roof is off, every layer as it goes back down, and the finished work. You get the whole record, whether you hire us or not.
“We would rather talk you out of a claim you do not have than sell you a roof you do not need.”
What we do
Two-thirds of what we do is ordinary roofing done properly. The other third is what happens after a storm — and that part runs on documentation.
Full tear-off down to the deck, rotten sheathing replaced, then a complete GAF system rebuilt over it. Most residential re-roofs are a one- or two-day build.
How we build a roofLeaks, failed pipe boots, wind-lifted shingles, cracked ridge cap, flashing that was never right. If a repair is the honest answer, we will tell you that instead of selling you a roof.
Roofing detailsHail and wind. We find what the storm actually did, document it slope by slope, and write a line-item estimate for putting it right.
What damage looks likeTest squares on every slope, photographs of everything, measurements, and a plain answer about whether what we found looks storm-related — including when we think it is not worth filing on.
How the claim process worksBalanced intake at the soffit and exhaust at the ridge, plus gutters and drip edge that move water off the roof instead of behind it. A roof that cannot breathe cooks its own shingles and grows ice dams.
The system explainedIf solar is anywhere in your plans, say so while we are scoping the roof. Penetrations, layout, and array loading are far cheaper to plan before the shingles go on than to retrofit after.
What the adjuster is looking for
The finding that decides a claim is a fractured mat inside the shingle — a soft spot that starts on the underside and works upward. It cannot be seen from your driveway, from a drone, or from a photograph. It has to be found by hand, slope by slope.
So we chalk it, photograph it, and hand you the report. Then you know what you have before you call your carrier instead of after.
See what damage looks like
The insurance process
Here are the first four steps of a storm claim. There are ten in total, and in every one of them the decisions stay with you.
Write down the date. Photograph what you can safely see from the ground and save the weather report for that date.
All four elevations, the soft metals, the attic. Test squares on each slope. You keep the photo report either way.
The call is yours to make. We aid in the filing process so nothing gets lost between you and your carrier.
With your permission we meet them on the roof and hand over our line-item estimate and photographs.
Why the system matters
The shingle is the part you pick a colour for. The five underneath it are the part that decides whether the roof leaks — and they are the part nobody can check once the job is done.
No maximum wind speed, and no named-storm exclusion. Fifteen years, at no cost to you — but it only applies when the full system goes on: starter at the eaves and rakes, deck protection, ridge cap, and a leak barrier or ventilation. That is the whole argument for building it properly.
Service areas
Connecticut is where we are focused. Our Farmington office covers every town in Hartford County, and our crews travel statewide.
Every town in Hartford County, from our office at 1053 Farmington Ave. On July 4, 2026 the National Weather Service logged three-inch hail in Bristol — a size Connecticut has recorded only a handful of times in seventy years.
Farmington · Bristol · New Britain · Plainville · Southington · West Hartford · and every other town in Hartford County.
Outside Hartford County? We still come out. Call (860) 849-4313 and tell us the town; the inspection is free wherever you are in the state.
Eversafe also has offices in Madison, WI and Rochester, NY. See all locations →
Know before you sign
Your deductible is your responsibility under your insurance policy. While certain discounts, promotions, or other forms of assistance may be available, homeowners should be cautious of any contractor promising to pay, absorb, or eliminate 100% of the deductible. A reputable contractor should be transparent about pricing, insurance proceeds, and any discounts or credits being applied to your project.
We are not public adjusters. We do not negotiate, adjust, or settle claims on your behalf. We document what is on your roof, we write a line-item estimate for repairing it, and we assist through the claim process so nothing gets lost between you, your carrier, and us. Coverage decisions belong to your insurer.
Free, and no obligation
Most hail damage is invisible from the ground, so the only way to know is for somebody to get up there. We photograph every slope, run test squares, and hand you the report either way.
Tell us where the roof is and what prompted you to look. We will call you back to set a time.