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Homeowners are often confused by warranty terms. They assume that when a product includes, for example, a 25-year BC roofing warranty, that anything and everything to do with their roof installation will be covered for 25 years. This isn’t always the case! Most commonly, a warranty is limited to material costs only, and does not cover labor and other costs associated with the removal an

Spring storms are often accompanied by one of the most dreaded forms of precipitation – hail. In addition to battering plants and vehicles, hail can cause serious damage to asphalt roofing in BC. The damage caused by hail can be aesthetic, where there’s some granule loss but the integrity of the shingle is not compromised, or functional, characterized

You expect the best roofing companies to use the best materials and installation techniques available. That’s why [company_name] proudly installs GAF and Owens Corning roofing products, and has worked hard to become certified by the manufacturers we represent. Our ongoing certifications are an important benefit for our Posted In: British Columbia Roofing Contractors , Tagged With: BC roofing, certified roofer, Delta roof, residential roofing materials, roofing vancouver, warranty coverage,

Protecting your British Columbia home from the elements is the #1 job of your roof. It’s a complex system of interlocking components that must all work together to create a powerful barrier against rain, snow, ice and wind. At [company_name], we treat your roof as a Posted In: British Columbia Roofing Contractors , Tagged With: BC guttering contractor, roofers vancouver, roofing company in vancouver, roofing contractor Vancouver,

Today's roofing materials are engineered to be more durable than ever. Yet, over the years, the elements combine to take a serious toll on your roof. Here are some signs to look for in an aging roof to help you know to contact a roofing contractor in Vancouver for repair. Asphalt shingle roofs As shingles age, the rough granules on their surface are lost. This results from both hardening of the shingle, and abuse by weather.