Roofing, Siding, Windows & Gutters in Hampton, CT

Looking for a trusted roofing contractor in Hampton, CT or a reliable team for siding, window replacement, and gutter services? A Plus Exterior delivers high-quality workmanship, clear communication, and competitive pricing—backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Hampton’s rural setting and four-season weather (wind, heavy rain, snow, and freeze/thaw cycles) can be tough on roofs and drainage—especially with seasonal leaf debris that clogs gutters quickly. Whether you need a quick repair or a full replacement, we focus on durable materials and long-lasting results.

Exterior Home Improvement Services in Hampton, Connecticut

Roofing Services in Hampton, CT

  • Roof inspections and leak troubleshooting

  • Roof repairs (shingles, flashing, vents, skylight areas)

  • Full roof replacements

  • Storm and wind damage support

Siding Services in Hampton, CT

  • Siding repair and full siding replacement

  • Trim and fascia repairs

  • Weatherproofing to help prevent moisture intrusion and drafts

Window Installation & Replacement in Hampton, CT

  • Window replacement and new window installation

  • Energy-efficiency upgrades for comfort and lower utility costs

  • Proper sealing and flashing to help prevent leaks and drafts

Gutter Services in Hampton, CT

  • Gutter cleaning and routine maintenance

  • Gutter repairs (leaks, loose gutters, pitch issues)

  • New gutter installation and downspout upgrades

  • Drainage improvements to help protect foundations and landscaping

Get a Free Estimate in Hampton, CT

If you need roofing, siding, windows, or gutters in Hampton, call 203-693-2225 to schedule your free consultation and estimate.

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10 Fun Facts About Hampton, Connecticut

  1. Hampton was incorporated in October 1786 from parts of several neighboring towns.

  2. Hampton’s official July 1, 2024 population estimate is 1,759.

  3. Hampton is part of Connecticut’s “Quiet Corner” in Windham County.

  4. Hampton’s village center is preserved as the Hampton Hill Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.

  5. The town’s Congregational Church is noted as one of the oldest churches in Connecticut still in use, with parts dating to 1754.

  6. Hampton became a summer colony after the railroad arrived in 1872, boosting tourism.

  7. Hampton is one of the towns on the Natchaug Trail (17.6 miles)—a popular hiking route maintained by the Connecticut Forest & Park Association.

  8. Nearby outdoor recreation is a big part of local life—Natchaug State Forest is a major regional draw (noted by CT DEEP).

  9. For camping and big woods vibes, Mashamoquet Brook State Park is a popular nearby destination (in neighboring Pomfret).

  10. Hampton’s historic identity included early mills along local rivers/streams, making products like shingles and cider in the 1700s–1800s.