Roofing & Waterproofing in Pickering

Yes. Our Pickering area runs from Bay Ridges and West Shore on the lake through Liverpool, Amberlea and Duffin Heights, then north across Seaton to the hamlets around Claremont and Whitevale. The new Seaton streets and the rural roads beyond them get the same scheduling and the same emergency response as the south end.

Expect a roof on its second, possibly third, covering, much like the same era of house in eastern Scarborough, with a chimney that has been sealed more than once. We check the deck from the attic before quoting, find out whether an older layer was left underneath, and price the flashing to be replaced properly rather than coated with more sealant.

Yes, within 60 minutes anywhere in Pickering, day or night. The crew brings tarps, membrane and flashing to stop the water, photographs the damage before it is covered so your insurer sees it as it was, and makes the permanent repair that night when it can be done safely.

Yes, from the 1960s foundations near the lake to the poured walls in Duffin Heights and Seaton. We trace the water first, to a crack, a window well, blocked weeping tile or seepage under the slab, and then match the fix to it, whether that is crack injection, a sump pump, drainage work or a full interior or exterior system.

Yes. We walk the roof where it is safe, fly a drone over steep or fragile slopes, look into the attic from the hatch and send a written report with dated photos within 24 hours, which fits most condition periods. It separates what needs attention now from what can wait, so you negotiate on facts.

Yes. We repair, inspect and maintain flat commercial roofs on Pickering plazas, offices, industrial units and multi-residential buildings, working with the membranes already in place, including modified bitumen, TPO and EPDM. Most flat-roof leaks start at seams, drains, parapet flashing or rooftop unit curbs, so every job begins with a written report locating the entry point, and scheduled maintenance inspections catch blocked drains and open seams before they reach a tenant's ceiling.

Yes. Farmhouses and outbuildings around Claremont and Whitevale often combine steep gables, board sheathing, old chimneys and more than one past roofing material, and they reward a careful survey before any quote. We match materials where the house calls for it, and on a designated heritage property we confirm what the designation permits before suggesting a change.