Roof Overhangs In SIMSBURY, CT
A Word From This Customer
We highly recommend Jim Mattingly of Mattingly Remodeling, LLC for any remodeling project. We hired Jim for two outdoor projects this summer. The first was to build a shed roof over a new patio/walkway, essentially creating a patio/porch. The second was to roof a smaller opening. For both projects, Jim provided detailed drawings and plans and very specific estimates. His work was meticulous. He is a very skilled craftsman. We can’t say enough about Jim’s work ethic. He is reliable, professional, and highly competent. He’s also friendly and collaborative. He worked closely with us on every aspect of the projects, making recommendations and changes as we requested them. His estimates were accurate and his charges are fair. We are beyond pleased with the results and plan to hire Jim again for future projects.
Ed and Gail, Simsbury, Connecticut
For Value, Safety, & Beauty
Before: An Entry Left To The Elements
For years, this entrance offered little protection from New England's unpredictable weather. Rain, snow, and ice accumulated directly along the primary walkway, creating an uncomfortable approach for family and guests while exposing the patio and entry to the constant effects of the seasons.
Before: Needing More Than Just Shelter
Adding a covered entrance is one of the most practical improvements a homeowner can make. Beyond protecting family and guests from the weather, an overhang helps preserve walkways, reduces snow and ice buildup near the entrance, and creates a more welcoming arrival experience throughout every season.
After: Designed for Every Season
What was once an exposed walkway is now a comfortable, protected transition between indoors and outdoors. Family and guests can arrive sheltered from the elements, while the covered space creates a more inviting environment for relaxing, entertaining, and everyday living.
Completion
The homeowners envisioned more than just a roof—they wanted a seamless architectural addition that would provide year-round shelter while looking as though it had always been part of the original home. Beyond adding comfort, the new structure enhances the home's character and increases its year-round usability and value.