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Mississauga was built fast between 1970 and 1990, and those houses are on their second roof — or overdue for it. From Port Credit to Meadowvale, we replace and repair them the way they should have been done the first time.(416) 846-3797Or send the form and we'll call you back.
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Erin Mills, Meadowvale and Malton are the Mississauga most people picture: 1970s and 80s two-storeys and split-levels on curving streets, built quickly by a handful of developers using the same roof details on thousands of homes. Most have been re-shingled once, often over the original layer, and that second roof is now itself 20 to 25 years old. Cooksville is a mix — older bungalows next to newer infill. Port Credit and Streetsville are the old villages: houses from the 1920s to the 50s with steeper roofs, original chimneys and basements that were never built to stay dry. Lorne Park and Clarkson sit on big treed lots where the roof spends half the year under a canopy, which means moss, debris in the valleys, and branches that come down in wind.
Mississauga takes the weather off the lake straight on. Storms that build over Lake Ontario in late summer hit the south of the city first — Port Credit, Lorne Park, Clarkson — with wind that lifts aging shingles and rain that finds every weak flashing. Winters are milder than York Region but wetter, and the freeze-thaw swings through February and March are hard on flat garage roofs and on the mortar in older chimneys. On the treed lots, shade keeps shingles damp and grows moss that lifts the tabs; in the newer, more open subdivisions, the south slopes bake and age faster than the rating on the bundle.
A wet basement in Port Credit or Streetsville is the most common call we get in the south end, and it's usually a water problem that starts above ground — a roof shedding into an overwhelmed eavestrough, a downspout dumping at the wall, grading that's settled toward the house over sixty years. We handle the roof, the chimney, the masonry and the foundation as one job, so we can trace the water from where it shows up to where it started and fix that. The owner inspects the property and writes the quote himself. There's no salesman in the middle, and no one is paid a commission to sell you more roof than you need.
Yes — the flat roof over an attached garage is one of the most common jobs we do in Mississauga. On 1970s and 80s houses it's usually the original membrane, it has never been replaced, and it leaks into the garage ceiling and the wall shared with the house. It's a modest job on its own and doesn't have to wait for the main roof.
Yes. A pre-purchase roof inspection tells you what you're actually buying — the age and condition of the shingles, whether there's a second layer over the first, the state of the flashing and chimney, and what the flat sections and the basement are doing. You get it in writing with photos, so you can negotiate or walk away with real information.
Yes. Basement waterproofing is half of what we do. In Port Credit and Streetsville that usually means exterior work on an older block or stone wall; in Erin Mills or Meadowvale it's more often a crack injection in a poured wall plus fixing the grading and downspouts that are sending water to it. We inspect first and recommend the smaller repair whenever it will hold.
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