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Roof Repair in Calgary
Most roofs that look finished are not. Wind-lifted shingles after a chinook, a few hail strikes, flashing that has let go around a vent - those are repairs, and a repair done properly buys you years. We come and look, tell you which one you have, and fix it if fixing is the right answer.
- Fully insured & bonded
- 5.0★ across 31 Google reviews
- Owner-run in Calgary since 2023
What it costs.
This one is quoted on site. We'd rather look at the surface and give you a number that holds than publish a "from" price that changes when we arrive.
Quoted after we have been on the roof, not from a photo. A repair is priced on what it actually takes - how many shingles, whether the flashing has to come off, whether the deck underneath is sound. Small repairs are genuinely small money, and we will tell you when yours is one.
Prices are for jobs inside Calgary. Outside the city there's a $24.99 fuel surcharge.
Book two services on the same visit and the cheaper one comes off 15%. Applies to work our own crew does.
What's included.
Most repairs are a few hours. We can usually get to a leak quickly, because a small hole gets expensive fast.
Included
- A proper look at the whole roof, not just the spot you noticed - problems travel
- Shingles replaced and sealed to match, so the repair does not read as a patch from the street
- Flashing resealed or replaced around chimneys, vents and valleys, which is where most leaks actually start
- Exposed and backed-out nails sealed - a cheap fix that stops the next leak before it happens
- Photos of what we found and what we did, which is what an insurer will ask for
- An honest read on the rest of the roof, and whether washing and coating it would buy you years - see the questions below
Not included
- Repairing a roof that is genuinely finished. If it is bald, curling or on its second layer we will say so and quote the replacement instead
- Interior drywall or ceiling repair from a leak that has already come through
- Filing your insurance claim, though the documentation we give you is what it needs
Questions we actually get.
Is it hail damage?
Calgary sits in hail alley, so often yes. What you are looking for is bruising - soft dark spots where the granules have been knocked off and the mat underneath is exposed. It rarely leaks immediately, which is why people miss it, and then the shingle fails two winters later. If we find it we photograph and document it properly, because that is what your insurer will want.
The wind lifted some shingles. Is that urgent?
More urgent than it looks. A chinook can break the seal on a shingle without moving it far enough to notice from the ground, and once the seal is gone the next wind gets underneath and takes the whole course. Resealing a few shingles is cheap. Replacing a section after it has peeled is not.
Should I repair or replace?
Repair when the roof is otherwise sound and the damage is localised - a section of shingles, some flashing, a few hail strikes. Replace when it is bald of granules across the whole slope, curling at the edges, already on a second layer, or leaking in more than one place. We will tell you which you have and we would rather sell you the repair, because a customer who trusts that answer calls us for the replacement in five years.
The repair is done. Can you make the rest of the roof last?
Usually the better question, and it is where most of the value is. Once the damage is fixed and the roof has been washed, a NanoClad coating soaks into the shingle and restores the flexibility it has lost to UV - which is what actually ages an asphalt roof, not the weather people blame. Repair, wash, coat, in that order, is the sequence that buys a tired roof another decade instead of replacing it. We will not coat over damage or over growth, so the repair always comes first.
Can you find the leak?
Usually. Water almost never comes in where it shows up inside - it runs along the deck and the framing before it drops, so the stain on your ceiling is often several feet from the actual hole. That is why we look at the whole roof rather than the spot underneath the stain.
Where we do it.
All four Calgary quadrants, plus the surrounding towns. See the full list.
Calgary NW
Tuscany, Evanston, Ranchlands, Varsity, Bowness - mature spruce and poplar, so eaves fill fast in October.
Calgary NE
Skyview, Redstone, Cornerstone, Saddle Ridge - newer builds, mostly two-storey with taller rooflines.
Calgary SW
Elbow Park, Mount Royal, Altadore, Signal Hill - heavy canopy, the one part of town that can justify gutters twice a year.
Calgary SE
Mahogany, Auburn Bay, McKenzie Towne, Cranston - big decks and long fence runs, lots of built-in grills.
Often booked together.
Book two services on the same visit and the cheaper one comes off 15%. Applies to work our own crew does.
Want a straight number?
Tell us what you need and we'll come back with a real price - not a range that doubles when we turn up.