Calgary Roof Replacement, Repair & Exterior Estimates

The homeowner requested a roof inspection after realizing the property had never been checked following a hailstorm from a couple of years earlier. Rather than finding an immediate need for replacement, the inspection identified several smaller maintenance items that could be addressed before they developed into larger problems. We repaired damaged and loose cap shingles, renewed deteriorated sealant around roof vents, flashing and the chimney collar, and addressed exposed or unsecured fasteners where needed. While cleaning the eavestroughs, we also found a corner joint that required resealing and completed that repair as part of the maintenance visit. Additional exterior items, including damaged siding and window trim/flashing that would benefit from colour-matched sealant, were documented for a future return visit.

Many homes in this Cochrane neighbourhood were reaching the age where roof replacements were becoming common, and these homeowners chose to replace their roof before major problems developed. Rather than waiting for leaks or storm damage, they invested in a complete roofing system designed for long-term performance and durability. The existing roof was replaced with Malarkey Vista Class 4 impact-resistant shingles in Silverwood, along with new 26-gauge W-style valley metal, custom drip edge and rake edge, high-profile ridge caps, and compatible ice-and-water protection and synthetic underlayment. Careful attention was given to valleys, wall flashings, roof penetrations, and the home's multiple roof transitions to create a complete roofing system built for Alberta's changing weather conditions.

After seeing several nearby homes receive new roofs over the past few years, including the neighbouring property, these homeowners decided it was the right time to replace their own roof before age-related wear became a larger concern. Rather than waiting for problems to develop, they chose a planned roof replacement focused on long-term performance and workmanship. The new roofing system features Malarkey Vista Class 4 impact-resistant shingles in Silverwood, along with 26-gauge W-style valley metal, custom drip and rake edge, compatible ice-and-water protection, synthetic underlayment, and high-profile EZ Ridge XT caps. Every component was selected to create a complete roofing system built for Alberta's climate while maintaining a clean, finished appearance.

This Evanston home was upgraded from hail-damaged vinyl siding to a more durable James Hardie exterior. The homeowner wanted improved resistance to future exterior damage without completely changing the familiar colour palette and overall character of the house. The new design uses horizontal Hardie siding across the main elevations, with Hardie shingle accents retained on the upper front sections. Contrasting battens around the windows, doors, corners and architectural transitions preserve the layered appearance of the original exterior while providing a longer-lasting envelope finish.