Fish General Construction LLC provides professional roofing services for homeowners in Connecticut. We handle roof installation, replacement, repair and maintenance, along with siding, carpentry, gutters, decks and interior and exterior painting.
Fish General Construction covers the exterior and interior work your property needs. Select a service below to review the full scope and details.
Roof installation, roof replacement, roof repair and roof maintenance for single family homes. Our crew inspects the deck, flashing, underlayment and ventilation before quoting the job. Asphalt shingles, ridge vents and drip edge are handled by the same licensed team.
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Siding installation, siding replacement and siding repair that protect your walls from harsh winters. We work with vinyl and fiber cement siding. Materials, color and trim are matched to the existing exterior. Damaged sheathing is replaced before panels go up.
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Interior and exterior carpentry, window installation, window replacement, door installation and home addition framing. Rot repair, trim work and restoration fall under the same contract. Soffit, fascia and exterior wood damage are corrected before paint or new siding goes on.
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Interior painting and exterior painting with proper surface prep, priming and clean cut lines. We scrape, sand, caulk and prime bare wood before the first coat. Floors, fixtures and landscaping are covered, and the entire work site is cleaned daily.
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Gutter installation and gutter repair that move water away from your foundation. Correct pitch, secure hangers and downspouts placed exactly where they belong. Clogged, sagging or leaking gutters are a common winter problem. Aluminum and seamless systems are both available.
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Deck building, deck repair and deck replacement for Connecticut homes. A deck is framing before it is anything else. What decides whether a deck is still solid in twenty years is the footings, the ledger and the fasteners underneath. Pressure treated framing and composite decking are both available options.
Learn MoreEvery project follows the same five steps. You know what happens next, from the first phone call to the last day on site.
Call or send the form. We visit the property, take measurements and review the full scope with you.
You receive a written proposal with materials, timeline and price. No verbal numbers and no hidden line items.
We set a start date that works around your schedule and the Connecticut weather window for exterior work.
Our crew protects the property, completes the work and cleans the site at the end of each day.
We walk the entire finished job with you. Nothing is closed out until you approve the final result.
The company holds a Connecticut contractor license. You receive the number in writing before any work begins, so you can verify it.
Ten years of roofing, siding and carpentry work in Connecticut homes. It shows in the details other contractors skip or rush through.
Six trades run under one contract and one schedule. You avoid coordinating separate crews and chasing invoices from three different companies later.
Real reviews from real homeowners across Connecticut. Every project starts with a written estimate and ends with a walkthrough. See what that looks like from the client side.
Fish General Construction is a general contractor based in Connecticut. The company works with homeowners on exterior and interior projects, from full roof replacements to finish trim. The name is on every job, so the standard stays the same on all of them.
Most contractors handle one trade and hand off the rest. Here the exterior and the interior stay with the same team, which keeps the schedule tight and the responsibility clear. One point of contact from the first estimate through final cleanup.
Photos come from jobs completed by our own crew. Every roof, siding job and carpentry project shown here is ours.
View All ProjectsThe questions homeowners ask us most often, with straight answers before you pick up the phone.
Asphalt shingle roofs in Connecticut usually last 20 to 30 years. Snow, ice and summer heat all shorten that range. If your roof is past 20 years, it's worth having someone look at the deck and flashing.
A few missing shingles after a storm is a repair. Widespread curling, granule loss in the gutters, or a sagging deck usually means replacement. We'll tell you which one it is, even when it's the cheaper answer.
No. Estimates are free and there's no obligation. We come out, measure, and put everything in writing, so you can compare it line by line against other bids before you decide.
Look for cracked or buckled panels, soft spots underneath, paint that won't hold, and rising heating bills. Water getting behind siding rots the sheathing, and that damage stays hidden until someone opens the wall.
Most Connecticut towns require a building permit for a full roof replacement. Rules and fees vary by town, so ask about permits during your estimate. That way it's handled before the crew shows up, not after.
Yes. That's the reason the company covers six trades. Roof, siding, carpentry, gutters, decks and paint run under one contract and one schedule, so you're not coordinating three contractors who blame each other.
Spring through fall is easiest for roofing, siding and exterior painting in Connecticut. Winter work is possible on many jobs, but cold temperatures affect adhesives and paint. We'll tell you if waiting makes more sense.
Yes. Fish General Construction is a licensed Connecticut contractor. You get the license number in writing before any work starts, and you can check it with the state before signing anything.
Short guides that answer the questions Connecticut homeowners ask before starting a project.
Roofing
Connecticut roofs face snow, ice and summer heat. Learn how long an asphalt shingle roof lasts and when replacement makes sense.
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Siding
Cracked panels, soft spots and rising heating bills often mean water is behind your siding. Here is what to look for.
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Gutters
Sagging brackets, rust and water pooling by the foundation are all signs your gutters have stopped protecting the house.
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