Flat roofing
Flat and low-slope roofs require reliable drainage and careful treatment at seams, edges and penetrations. We inspect, repair and replace these systems for homes and commercial buildings.
Residential & commercial
Roofing services
Practical repair and replacement options for pitched, flat and low-slope roofs in Ottawa and across greater Ontario.
Roofing systems
Match the material to the slope, structure and use.
No single roofing material is right for every building. We look at drainage, exposure, existing assemblies, maintenance needs and budget before recommending a system.
Metal roofing
Metal roofing offers long service life, weather resistance and a clean architectural finish. The correct panel or metal-shingle system depends on the roof geometry and building.
Asphalt roofing
Asphalt shingles are an affordable and durable choice for many homes. Profiles, colours and performance levels can be selected to suit the property and project budget.
Stone-coated roofing
Stone-coated steel combines a textured residential appearance with a lightweight metal core. It can be a strong option when durability and curb appeal are both priorities.
Rubber & membrane roofing
Membrane roofing creates a continuous weather barrier on low-slope surfaces. Good performance depends on sound preparation, sealed transitions and clear drainage.
Torch-on & modified bitumen
Modified bitumen systems provide layered waterproofing for suitable flat and low-slope applications. We assess the assembly and safe installation requirements before specifying the work.
Repairs & inspection
Fix the source, not only the visible symptom.
Water can travel a surprising distance before it appears indoors. A useful roof assessment traces the likely entry point and checks the surrounding system.
- Active leaks and ceiling stains
- Missing, cracked or curled shingles
- Flashing, edge and penetration concerns
- Flat-roof seams, drains and membrane wear
Repair or replace?
The extent of wear matters more than one isolated symptom.
Repair may make sense when
The issue is localized, the surrounding material is serviceable and the roof still has useful life.
Replacement may make sense when
Wear is widespread, leaks recur, materials have reached the end of their service life or the assembly has larger deficiencies.