Before: Re-Roof from Metal to Asphalt Shingles

Two layers of existing roof materials; the first layer was metal panels and the second layer was cedar shakes. The existing roof substrate consisted of old shiplap which didn’t meet current standard. The old brick chimney is no longer in use.

After: Re-Roof from Metal to Asphalt Shingles

New IKO Cambridge Asphalt Shingles in Dual Black with new vapour barrier. Roof substrate was upgraded by adding plywood sheeting. Since the old chimney was no longer in use, the brick was removed below the roofline and covered up. New custom large drip edge, roof to wall flashings, and transition flashings. New steel valley pans and new plumbing boots.

Before: Re-Roof Asphalt Shingles

Older asphalt shingles that had exceeded their lifespan. The existing whirley bird vents, which are designed to rotate and prevent infiltrations, often become worn out over time, resulting in noise or complete loss of rotation, rendering them inoperable.

After: Re-Roof Asphalt Shingles

New IKO Cambridge Asphalt Shingles in Dual Black with new vapour barrier. The older whirley birds were replaced with new Maximum 301 roof vents. These advanced vents feature a unique storm-proof deflector system that eliminates infiltrations and efficiently captures wind flow from any direction. Unlike traditional vents, they do not require rotation.

Before: Re-roof Metal to Metal

Older metal roof with the existing roof substrate consisting of old shiplap and an older chimney that was no longer in use.

After: Re-Roof Metal to Metal

New Forma Steel I/9 metal panels in Carbon. Our client, a skilled carpenter, successfully undertook the removal of the old roof and chimney, as well as the installation of the new plywood sheeting and vapor barrier. Our team then expertly installed the new metal panels, incorporating a custom-fabricated large transition flashing to effectively safeguard against water ingress in a hotspot area.

Before: Re-Roof from Cedar Shakes to Metal with Snow Retention

Older cedar shakes removed and the existing substrate was is good condition and met current standards; therefore, we did not need to upgrade the substrate.

After: Re-Roof from Cedar Shakes to Metal with Snow Retention

New Forma Steel I/9 metal panels in Charcoal Grey with new vapour barrier. Our comprehensive snow retention system, designed specifically for the steep slope of the roof, includes matching Forma Steel Snow Bars with a galvanized liner for maximum strength and durability. This system is essential for preventing damage to the property and the roof caused by snow avalanches.

Before: Re-roof Asphalt Shingles with Skylights

Older asphalt shingles that had exceeded their lifespan. The skylights where also in need of some upgrading.

After: Re-Roof Asphalt Shingles with Skylights

New IKO Cambridge Asphalt Shingles in Dual Black with new vapour barrier. The skylights were removed to extend their lifespan. The curbs were refurbished, the gasket was resealed, new metal skylight flashings were custom fabricated, and the skylights were reinstalled.

Before: Re-roof on a Renovation Completed by a Local Builder

Various components had exceed their lifespan and a local builder, Jordan Earl Contracting, was tasked to update this iconic building, and we were lucky enough to be contracted to complete the re-roof.

In Progress: Re-roof on a Renovation Completed by a Local Builder

New IKO Cambridge Asphalt Shingles in Charcoal Grey with new vapour barrier. New custom large steel roof to wall flashings around the new dormers, new custom large transition flashings at the overhang, and new large drip edge flashings.

Before: Re-roof from Metal to Asphalt Shingles

Two layers of existing roof materials; the first layer was metal panels and the second layer was cedar shingles. The existing roof substrate consisted of old shiplap, which was upgraded by installing new plywood sheeting.

After: Re-roof from Metal to Asphalt Shingles

New IKO Cambridge Asphalt Shingles in Charcoal Grey with new vapour barrier. Custom large drip edge, new steel valley pans, new plumbing boot and a new Maximum 301 roof vent.

Before: Re-Roof Asphalt Shingles with Valleys

Older asphalt shingles that had exceeded their lifespan. Older style whirley bird vents and shingle valleys.

After: Re-Roof Asphalt Shingles with Valleys

New IKO Cambridge Asphalt Shinlges in Dual Grey with new vapour barrier. To improve rain and snow drainage and prevent water ingress, we replaced the shingle valleys with durable steel valley pans. Additionally, custom steel roof-to-wall flashings were installed under the overhang for added protection. The old whirley bird vent was replaced with a high-quality Duraflo 50 roof vent.

New Construction Metal Roof

This new construction roof has a 1:12 slope that required a 24-gauge, mechanically locked metal panel. The client opted for Forma Steel’s Regent Grey color, and we installed clear glue-on snow clips to effectively manage snow and prevent snow avalanches.

New Construction Metal Roof

This new construction roof features a stunning finish with Westman Steel's 26-gauge Snap Lock panel in Slate Blue, a choice made by the client. The roof showcases custom drip edge, valley pans, roof-to-wall flashings, and chimney flashings.

Metal Snow Clips

Standing seam metal roof with metal snow clips meticulously designed to provide an efficient and safe snow retention system.

Metal Snow Bars

Exposed fastener metal roof with a meticulously designed metal snow bar layout, ensuring an efficient and secure snow retention system.