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Storms come across Vaughan's open subdivisions with nothing to slow them down. When shingles are on the lawn and water is on the ceiling, we come out and stop it — then fix it properly.(416) 846-3797Or send the form and we'll call you back.
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The emergency calls we get from Vaughan follow the wind. Corner lots in Vellore Village and Sonoma Heights, and any two-storey house at the end of a street with open field behind it, take the full force of a summer storm — and 25-year-old shingles that were already brittle don't hold. Tabs lift, then tear, then the underlayment goes and water is on the attic floor within the hour. Winter emergencies are ice dams: a March thaw after weeks of snow on a low-pitch roof, and meltwater comes in over the top of the wall where the ice-and-water shield was never installed. Kleinburg's larger roofs add a third kind — a tree branch through the shingles on an estate lot.
Call and tell us what you're seeing. For active water we come out, get on the roof and do what stops it that day: secure or replace the lifted section, seal the opening, tarp the damaged area if the weather isn't done. If it's an ice dam we clear the channel so the water has somewhere to go. Once the house is dry we come back in daylight, assess the real damage — which on an old roof is often more than the one spot — and give you a written quote for the permanent fix. We photograph everything so you have it for insurance.
Don't wait to see if it stops. Call when water is dripping or a stain is spreading, when you find shingles in the yard after wind, when you can see daylight from the attic, or when ice has built up thick along the eaves and the inside wall below is damp. Every hour of water inside is drywall and insulation you'll be replacing.
Yes. The underlayment under a lifted section is exposed and won't survive the next rain. We'd rather secure it today than replace wet insulation next week.
Yes. Ice dams are the most common winter emergency in Vaughan. We clear a path for the meltwater and stop the leak, then talk about why it formed — usually ventilation or missing eave protection — so it doesn't come back next year.
We document the damage with photos and describe the cause in writing. Whether and how much is covered is between you and your insurer, but you'll have what you need to file.
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