Residential Roofing

When you have a new roof installed, the process hasn’t changed much in 200 or so years, you get the covering and nail it down to the decking and underlay and viola, you have a new, shingled roof. In the old days, roofing shingles were made of wood – science hadn’t advanced to the point where man-made substances were the product du...

Roofing systems and their multiple components offer a homeowner with many choices for their home’s rooftop covering. It is important to understand how the components work and how they will benefit a homeowner when they are installed. The different varieties of roofing materials must be married together, you can’t have elements that...

Every homeowner wants maximum performance from their roofing system, but it takes a few elements to make up a great roofing system and one of them is the product you use to lay down underneath the shingles. It is the barrier that will keep water and ice at bay and it is important to have the best product available. It prevents the damage water can...

Roofing systems are one the harder things to price out when it comes to home renovations. With big, and small, companies offering roofing services, and some offering multiple options, and even multiple different ways of executing said options, price points can be all over the place when it comes to a roofing project. However, once you’ve...

When we think of covering for our roof, there are a plethora of materials to choose from. Composite, fibreglass or asphalt shingles are common applications for roofing systems. If you decide to move up, you can purchase slate shingles and they will last for 100 years but you won't own your home for a century so apart from the aesthetic value, a...