Yes! We are happy to provide free estimates for any of our services. Contact us today to get an estimate for your roofing needs!

The time required for a roofing project depends on the size and scope of the job. To get a better estimate, contact us today and let’s discuss!

We service all across Delta and surrounding areas. Among our primary locations include:

• Delta
• Ladner
• Tsawwassen
• Vancouver
• Burnaby
• Coquitlam
• Port Coquitlam
• North Vancouver
• West Vancouver
• Port Moody
• Surrey
• Richmond
• New Westminster
• Maple Ridge
• Langley

And surrounding areas.

Our best advice is to do your homework. Knowing a little backstory can you help pick the right roofing contractor, and avoid any unexpected surprises. We recommend ensuring that whoever you hire can provide the following:

• License & Insurance - liability insurance, and worker's compensation coverage
• Proven track record, extensive experience, and a good reputation in the roofing industry
• Written estimates that include the scope of work, materials to be used, project timeline, and cost breakdown
• Warranties and Guarantees
• Proper documentation such as a written contract or agreement, outlining the terms, payment schedule, and any other relevant details
• Safety measures and trained workers who use appropriate safety equipment
• Payment Terms
  
  

Always check their Google reviews, Better Business Bureau rating, social media presence, and website. And most importantly, be sure to ask for references. If you can find someone who had a positive experience, chances are you will too.

Yes! It’s likely that your boards and roof are outdated and in poor condition. Continuous exposure to various weather conditions (like expansion and contraction - the hot then cold weather loop) can cause your roof to deteriorate and reduce ventilation, which is not good.

Plywood sheeting provides a clean surface for roof installation, creates a sturdy backing for your nails, and gives a nice clean look from the ground.

Good ventilation is very important.

Having a roof over your head is important for many reasons, but the two main functions your roof provides are 1) good ventilation and 2) redirecting water without good ventilation. 

Hot and moist air builds in your attic space and between roof shingles and plywood. Without proper ventilation, this is a haven for algae growth, mould growth, and dry rot.

This is how the ventilation process works:

The soffit (the material beneath the eave that connects the far edge of your roof to the exterior wall of your house) is where all the hot moist air blows out, to the top of the roof, through the vents. 

Basically, good ventilation allows your roof to stand the test of time. 

We highly recommend getting your roof done in the spring or fall seasons. This is because the weather is generally at its mildest. Winter runs the risk of ice, snow, and rain, while summer has the potential for overly hot shingles, all of which can hurt the integrity of your roof.

However, we do offer services all throughout the year! So any time that is most convenient for you is the best time for us.

We’re glad you asked! There are several benefits when it comes to changing from cedar to asphalt shingles.

1. Asphalt shingles are durable and timeless, meaning you’ll have a functional and good-looking roof for decades to come.
2. Asphalt shingles are easier and safer to install than cedar shakes. They’re safe to walk on while wet thanks to their grippy texture, which makes them better for roof construction, gutter cleaning, or any other rooftop activity you may find yourself doing.
3. Asphalt shingles are fire-resistant. This is a huge plus in our books. 
4. Asphalt shingles are crater-proof. While cedar shakes often attract and end up housing birds and insects that build nests, asphalt shingles eliminate this possibility thanks to their durable material.
5. Asphalt shingles are cost-effective because the materials are less expensive, and the installation process is often quicker and more straightforward, resulting in lower labour costs.
6. Asphalt shingles are low maintenance as they don’t need regular sealing or staining like cedar shingles. Occasional inspections and cleanings are all you need to keep them in good condition.
7. Asphalt shingles are more energy efficient than cedar shakes, as they can contribute to lower energy costs by keeping your home cooler during the warmer seasons.

Connect with us to learn more about the benefits of asphalt shingles and how they might be beneficial to your home!

Choosing the right shingles for your roof depends on your budget and style preferences. Contrary to popular belief, lower-priced shingles can still be high quality and look great. What really matters is the skill of the person installing them.

If you notice a shingle missing, granular cracks, splits, or even curling shingles, it's probably time to call a contractor. 

Roofers typically use ice and water shields on low-sloped roofs and in areas where ice damming is a problem. Doing so creates a gasket around the nailheads and protrusions.

This depends on the square footage of your roof and attic. Vents allow hot moist air to escape, creating an equilibrium between the temperature on the inside of your attic and the outside. Vents ultimately increase the longevity of your attic.