Roofing Contractors in Western Canada

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 Asphalt shingles remain one of the most common roofing choices for homes because they offer a good balance of durability, cost and design options. The quality of the finished roof, however, depends heavily on what happens underneath the shingles.

Proper preparation of the roof deck, underlayment, starter courses, flashing, valleys and ventilation all play a part in how the roof performs over time. We install complete shingle roofing systems for new builds and replacement projects and take care of the finishing details around vents, chimneys, walls and other roof penetrations.

 Metal roofing offers a different combination of durability, appearance and long-term performance. It's a strong option for projects looking for a clean architectural finish or an alternative to a traditional shingle roof.

Because metal roofing relies heavily on accurate measurements, fastening, flashing and transitions, the details matter. We install metal roofing as part of both residential and commercial exterior projects and coordinate the roofing with surrounding siding, soffit, fascia and other exterior components where required.

 An aging roof doesn't always mean everything needs to be replaced, which is why the first step is understanding what's actually happening with the existing system.

Missing or damaged shingles, deteriorated flashing, leaks, soft areas, poor ventilation and previous repairs can all affect the scope of a roof replacement. When replacing an existing roof, we assess the condition underneath the roofing material and address problem areas before the new system goes on.

The goal isn't simply to cover the old roof with something new — it's to leave the building with a roofing system that makes sense for the property.

 Severe weather can cause obvious damage such as missing shingles, but it can also leave behind damage that's harder to see from the ground. Hail can compromise shingles and exposed components, while high winds can lift or loosen materials and create areas where water can eventually get in.

We handle roofing repairs and replacements following hail, wind and other storm damage, including insurance-related work. When roofing damage is part of a larger exterior claim, we can also coordinate the roofing scope with siding, windows and other exterior repairs.

 For new construction, roofing needs to work with the rest of the building envelope from the beginning. Roof-to-wall transitions, flashing details, ventilation and exterior finishing all need to come together properly as different stages and trades move through the project.

We work on custom homes, multifamily developments and commercial builds and can take on roofing as a standalone scope or as part of a larger exterior package.