Most detached homes take 1–3 days for a full roof replacement, depending on size, roof complexity, and weather. Larger homes or projects with sheathing/ventilation upgrades can run a little longer, but we keep you updated on the schedule every day from tear-off to final clean-up.

Yes, when conditions are safe. We use winter-rated underlayments and installation methods that perform through Southern Ontario freeze–thaw cycles and lake-effect weather common across St. Catharines. If a full replacement isn’t ideal in deep winter, we can complete temporary or partial repairs and schedule the main roof replacement or new installation for a better weather window.

Yes. For a full roof replacement, we strip old shingles, underlayment, and flashings down to the deck, inspect the sheathing, and replace any rotten or soft sections. All debris goes into bins and is properly disposed of — with magnet sweeps around the property at the end of each day so your driveway and yard are clear.

For most like-for-like shingle roof replacements, permits are generally not required in cities like Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Mississauga, or Toronto. If your project involves structural changes, new skylights, additions, or heritage properties, we’ll advise you and help with any required paperwork before the new roof installation begins.

We provide a lifetime workmanship warranty on our roof installations plus the full manufacturer warranty on shingles, metal panels, and accessories. All coverage details and registration steps are included with your written quote and final invoice, so you know exactly what’s covered on your new roof.

Costs depend on roof size, pitch, layers to remove, ventilation work, and the materials you choose. Most shingle roof replacements in St. Catharines fall roughly between $8,000–$20,000+. After an on-site inspection, we provide a fixed-price quote so there are no surprises — and we can show you monthly financing options if you prefer.

Often, yes. If the roof is generally in good shape and the leak is coming from a specific area (flashing, vent, chimney, or a small section of shingles), a targeted repair can be enough. If we find widespread wear, curling shingles, or multiple leak points, we’ll walk you through the pros and cons of a full roof replacement or new roof installation so you can decide what makes the most sense long term.

Simple repairs (a small flashing issue or a few shingles) in St. Catharines usually start around $350–$750. More involved leaks that require replacing a larger area, correcting ventilation, or repairing sheathing can cost more. We always inspect first, explain the options, and let you decide between repair and full replacement.

In some situations, yes. We can replace one slope or section if damage is localized and the rest of the roof still has life left. We’ll explain any colour and ageing differences you can expect between the new section and the older shingles so you know what the finished roof will look like.

If you can do so safely, take photos from the ground and check the attic for active leaks. Then call us for an emergency roof repair. We’ll secure the exposed area, replace missing shingles, and assess whether the storm damage is isolated or a sign the roof is nearing the end of its life and should be fully replaced.