FAQ

• In cold weather frozen shingles are more exposed to ice damage
• Sudden temperature changes can cause shingles to crack
• Asphalt shingles are more exposed to wind damage
• Mold and mildew growth

There are two types of roof valleys, Open Roof Valleys and Close Roof Valleys. A Close Roof Valley is the most common method used, this installation consists of overlapping shingles where the opposing planes of the valley meet.

• Decking boards: usually the contractor will charge an additional fee to replace any rotten decking board. 
•  Installation of new boot pipes, vents and step flashing. 
• If the contractor believes your drip edge is no longer in a good condition this will be replaced.
• Chimney flashing needs to be replaced if the flashing is rusted and if the area around the chimney is soft or rotten.
• Why is there an additional fee for decking board and it’s not included in the total price? The amount of boards that needs to be replaced is unclear while doing a roofing estimate or inspection, you will only know the condition of the sheathing boards when you have torn off the roof by removing old felt or synthetic paper. 

• Material will be delivered to your home.
• Vehicles should be moved out of the way to prevent any damage while tearing off the roof. 
• Tarps are used to ensure protection of your property. They will be used to cover the ground, bushes, plants, dump zone and siding. It also makes it easier to leave the space clean. 
• Your old roof will be torn off, this includes removing old ridge vents or ridge caps, old shingles, synthetic or felt paper, rotten plywood or boards, and old vents or boot pipes.
• Blowing off the roof and cleaning gutters are an important process so the contractor can have a clean space to start the installation. 
• Your contractor will start by installing new synthetic/felt paper, ice and water shield, drip edge, starters, shingles, flashing and boot pipes. 
• Last step is the most important and it is cleaning up after finishing the installation. The roof will be blown off one last time to remove all debris and clean the gutters. Contractor will run a magnet over the ground, around the house and driveway to ensure there are no nails left and to prevent a flat tire. 

Unfortunately, we do not take on projects without sourcing the products ourselves. We do this to ensure we install quality products with no defects.

• Good return on investment as the value of wood flooring continues to increase with time.
• Easy maintenance, hardwood does not keep dust or attract debris. 
• Hardwood is good for babies ; it is harmless and non-toxic

• Long lasting flooring, hardwood tends to last more than 100 years if well maintained.

• The cost of hardwood flooring is much higher than other flooring materials.
• Hardwood flooring is prone to scratching more easily. 
• Constant wear and tear, and excessive movement can alter certain sections of the wood flooring causing clicking and creaking sounds as you walk. 

Usually takes from 1 to 3 days depending on the square footage.

      Ceramic Tiles can last 75 to 100 years 

• Ceramic tiles don’t easily attract dust
• Can be installed in any area of your home floors or walls.
• Best for high traffic areas like kitchens and hallways
• Best for wet rooms, laundry and bathrooms

• Can break or crack if any heavy object falls on the floor
• Hard to repair or replace

• If installed correctly and maintained appropriately, the flooring can last from 10 to 20 years depending on location and thickness.

• Easy installation
• Durable
• Easy maintenance
• Variety of designs

• Inconsistent quality
• Some LVP might not have UV Resistant protective layers 
• Hard to remove

There are numerous signs that indicate your siding needs replacement, including the appearance of fungus, obvious separation of seams, swelling, delaminating, caulking failure, warped appearance, paint failure, moisture on the inside of your property, and more.

Since every siding material has a different price point and every property is unique, we’re unable to provide an accurate answer without an on-site consultation.

Fiber cement siding is one of the more durable siding options due to its high resistance to severe weather. Many fiber cement siding options are warranted for as long as 50 years.

Fiber cement siding needs to be painted every 4-5 years. Many fiber cement siding options come with pre-finished options that have high UV resistance.

Vinyl siding typically lasts between 20 to 40 years depending on thickness and weather constraints. Vinyl siding can crack in extremely cold weather. Vinyl siding is also susceptible to warping and discoloration under extreme heat.

Wood siding typically lasts around 20 years. Cedar siding can last for 25+ years, offering a more durable wood species. The proper application of a finish coat can allow wood siding to last for decades.