Roof Repair in Etobicoke

Yes. Heritage homes often have slate, tile, or original copper flashings that require matched materials. We source appropriate materials and work carefully on heritage rooflines.

Yes. TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen across the light industrial stock in the Rexdale employment lands and along The Queensway and Islington. These roofs almost never fail in the open field; they fail at drains that have ponded long enough to soften the substrate, at lap seams that have lost adhesion, and around older mechanical curbs that were topped up with sealant instead of properly rebuilt.

Most localized repairs are finished in half a day. Multi-slope work on a Richview or Markland Wood split-level usually takes a full day, because each intersection has to be opened, assessed, and rebuilt rather than sealed over. Flat commercial repairs depend on how far the moisture has travelled under the membrane, which we establish before quoting a duration.

Yes, with real limits that we state up front. Sealants and self-adhered membranes have minimum application temperatures, and shingles are brittle enough in hard cold that lifting them to work underneath can break them. So some winter work is a proper permanent repair and some is a sound temporary one carried through to spring. We tell you which you are getting rather than describing both as a repair.

Yes, on every job rather than on request. The report includes dated photographs of the condition before and after, the failure described by mechanism rather than by adjective, and the materials used. That record matters at claim time, at resale, and on the day another contractor tells you the whole roof needs replacing.

We trace the water back from the interior stain to its actual entry point, usually a valley, dormer sidewall, or step-flashing joint on Richview and Markland Wood split-levels, then repair that specific intersection rather than re-sealing the whole roof.

Most localized leak repairs on a standard shingle roof run a few hundred dollars; costs rise for slate or copper flashing repairs on Kingsway heritage homes or for flat commercial membranes on Islington. We quote after inspection, not over the phone.

Yes. Flat membrane leaks on these large-span retail and industrial roofs are usually ponding or seam failures rather than punctures, and we repair TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen systems accordingly.

Wind and hail damage from storm systems coming off the lake are typically covered, but the adjuster needs clear documentation. We photograph the damage pattern on-site so it holds up in the claims process.

Split-levels in Markland Wood and bungalows in Alderwood on standard asphalt shingles generally need replacement every 18-25 years, sooner if there's heavy tree canopy or repeated ice-dam damage at the valleys.