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Vaughan's original subdivision roofs are wearing out on schedule. We replace them properly — deck, underlayment, flashing and shingles — across Woodbridge, Maple, Thornhill and Kleinburg.(416) 846-3797Or send the form and we'll call you back.
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A roof replacement in Vellore Village or Sonoma Heights is usually a known quantity: a 1998-to-2005 house, one layer of builder-grade shingles, a deck that's generally sound but with a few soft spots around the plumbing vents. Older Woodbridge and Thornhill houses are less predictable — a second layer over the first is common, and what's under both is anyone's guess until it comes off. Kleinburg's estate homes are a job of their own: long valleys, several dormers, sometimes a mix of shingle and metal, and a roof pitch that dictates how the crew works, not the other way around.
The owner walks the roof first and writes an itemized quote from what's actually there. On the day, every layer comes off down to the sheathing. Soft or delaminated sheathing is replaced, ice-and-water membrane goes along every eave and valley, synthetic underlayment covers the rest, and new flashing is fitted at every chimney, wall junction and vent — the places the original builder's flashing was usually the thinnest. Ridge and soffit ventilation is checked and corrected if it was under-done, because a well-ventilated attic is half of what makes the new shingles last.
Replace when the shingles are shedding granules across the whole roof, when you can see curled or cupped tabs from the driveway, when the roof is at or past 20 years, or when you've had two leaks in different places. On a subdivision roof that age, chasing individual leaks is money spent on a roof that's already decided.
We'll show you shingle options and colours that fit the neighbourhood. In a subdivision where every roof went on the same year, blending in matters to resale — and to the neighbours.
Yes, on every replacement — at the eaves, in the valleys and around penetrations. It's the layer that stops ice-dam meltwater from reaching the deck, and its absence is why many 90s roofs leaked in March long before they were old.
Yes, as long as we can reach you for anything unexpected once the old roof is off. Many Vaughan customers schedule the work around a trip; we leave the site clean and send photos.
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