ROOFING elements

Proper ventilation is key to removing humidity, regulating attic temperature, and extending your roof’s lifespan. In winter, it prevents ice formation, and in summer, it reduces overheating and lightens the load on your air conditioner—leading to a more comfortable home and long-term energy savings.

Made from oriented strand board (OSB) or plywood, roof decking forms the base layer of your roof. It can also be built with corrugated metal, reinforced concrete, or polystyrene, ensuring shingles stay securely in place against wind and harsh weather.

Placed between the decking and shingles, the synthetic underlayment prevents condensation buildup and protects your roof from tears, warping, and harsh weather. It acts as an additional waterproofing layer, improving the durability of your roof.

Water infiltration can lead to costly damage. That’s why we install a self-adhesive membrane that seals your roof and protects against ice and heavy precipitation. This layer bonds tightly, creating a watertight barrier around nails and openings.

Installed at the peak of cathedral-style roofs, ridge vents replace traditional attic ventilation, allowing heat and moisture to escape. Attic ventilation keeps temperatures stable, reducing condensation and improving cooling efficiency. The result? A cooler home and a high-performing AC system.

Asphalt shingles are your first line of defence against the elements. Available in various colours, patterns, and sizes, they protect your home while enhancing curb appeal. Need help choosing the right shingles? Our team is here to guide you!

Flashing is essential for preventing water infiltration around chimneys, walls, skylights, and other openings. Properly installed and sealed, it creates a watertight shield to protect your home from water damage. With our expertise, you’ll have a leak-free roof for years to come.