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Most repairs are affordable once we know exactly what's wrong — but the honest answer is that cost depends on the source of the problem. A few blown-off shingles is a quick fix; tracing a leak around a chimney or opening up a flat-roof seam is a bigger job. Rather than guess over the phone, we inspect your roof and hand you a clear, itemized written estimate before any work starts. You'll know exactly what you're paying for and why — no vague ballparks, no pressure.

In most cases, yes — and we'll always tell you when a repair is the smarter option. If the damage is isolated and the rest of your roof is healthy, replacing a few shingles, resealing flashing, or patching a membrane defect is money well spent. We only recommend a full replacement when the roof is genuinely at the end of its life or repairs stop making financial sense. You'll get both options with honest pros and cons — never a pressure pitch for the biggest job.

First, protect your home: move furniture and valuables clear, put a container under the drip, and lay towels over finished floors. If water is anywhere near light fixtures, outlets, or wiring, keep clear and contact an electrician. Photograph the damage for your insurer, then call us at 416-833-7654. Two things not to do: don't climb onto a wet or icy roof, and don't puncture a bulging ceiling — the water sitting above it may be resting on electrical fittings.

We treat emergency calls as priority work — but we won't quote you a magic arrival time, because during a GTA-wide windstorm everyone is calling at once. What we will do when you call 416-833-7654 is give you an honest answer about where you stand in our schedule, plus immediate steps to limit the interior damage while we're on the way. Calling early with your address, roof type, and photos puts you at the front of the line. In a real emergency, that call is your fastest path to help.

Yes — our written estimates are all-in. Labour, materials, tear-off, disposal, site protection, cleanup, and taxes are laid out line by line. The main products are named, and if there are allowances — decking priced per sheet, for example — they're stated up front. Nothing that matters is buried: underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and warranty terms are all in the document. If any item is ever unclear, ask. We'd much rather answer a question than have you discover a surprise at invoice time.

This is the question every homeowner should ask, so here's exactly how we handle it. Nobody can promise what's under the shingles until they're off — and if we find soft, rotted, or delaminated decking, it has to be corrected before the new roof goes on. We photograph it, show you, and price it per sheet at the rate stated in your estimate before work begins. No mystery line items, no 'we had to charge more' phone calls — you approve it before we replace a single board.

Yes. Full roof replacements we install are backed by a 10-year workmanship warranty — in writing, with your contract. Repairs carry coverage appropriate to their scope, spelled out in your written estimate. You also receive the manufacturer's warranty documents for the shingles and components we install. If anything goes wrong with our work, call us — we come back and make it right. Keep the paperwork, read the terms, and hold any contractor you hire to their word in writing.