Our Roofing Blog

In the cool, soggy climate of the Lower Mainland, moss and lichens are a common occurrence, but not only in the woods. You can find these hardy little plants on roofs too. Asphalt shingles, wood shakes, clay and concrete tiles, and even metal roofing are favorite growing spots for moss and lichens, particularly on the north-facing portions of a roof that receive less direct sunlight. These organisms can cause more than just cosmetic issues. Because they trap moisture against the surface of a roof, lichens and especially moss

You might be surprised to find out that one of the most common problems we see when performing BC roof inspections has nothing to do with shingles or guttering. A high percentage of roofs — even those installed recently — are underventilated. Improper attic ventilation can lead to a number of issues, including higher ener

We have found that many customers who call us for a quote on roof replacement are pleasantly surprised when we tell them a roof repair in Richmond will be just as effective, at a much lower cost. However, sometimes replacement really is the best option when roofs in th

Did you know that only the top 3% of all roofing contractors have qualified as certified contractors? Choosing a certified roofer in Richmond gives you the assurance that your home improvement will be completed by a high-quality, reputable and honest professional contractor – not some guy doing business out of the back of a truck. At [company_name], we install roofing systems by manufacturers with great reputations and solid warranties. We source from major material suppliers, including

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There are essentially three different types of roofing contractors in Vancouver: one who belongs to a state or national organization of contractors, the local independent licensed roofing contractor and the unlicensed contractor. With proper research on your end and good communication throughout the project, the first two should deliver the quality result you're looking for. The third type may come knocking on your door, offering a flashy proposal with quick completion for a very tempting price. Trust us when we say you'll