We do the roof and exterior work for solar installers, general contractors and property managers under standing partner agreements in Calgary and Edmonton: roof replacements and repairs on your projects, plus inspection and claim documentation to Haag's published methodology. From spring 2027 we have regular replacement capacity across both cities.
Partner work is set up as ongoing volume, not one-off jobs. You send the roof; we scope it, photograph it, do the work and hand back the record, the same way every time, so your crews and your clients know what to expect.
A roof under an array is expensive to redo later, because the panels have to come off first. Replacing or repairing the roof before the array goes on avoids that. We work to your install schedule and photograph the roof's condition before and after our work, so the handover to your crew is on record.
We cover the roof and the building envelope around it: siding, soffit, fascia and eavestrough. On storm work, the whole exterior is documented in one pass to Haag's published methodology, with a report per building and a roll-up for a portfolio. Order of operations matters on a multi-trade job: the roof and envelope go before anything they could damage underneath, like new sod, a rebuilt deck or fresh concrete.
Alberta prepaid contractor licence 360187, City of Calgary business licence BL305790, licensed in Edmonton, WCB Alberta coverage and $2,000,000 commercial general liability. Certificates are available on request before we attend, and the credentials page links each one to its issuer.
For work outside our expertise, we bring in specialists in that trade.
A roofing contract should name the exact materials by brand, line and colour, the full scope, the price and payment schedule, both warranties stated separately, and how changes get approved in writing. In Alberta, a contract signed at your home also carries a 10-day cancellation right, and a contractor who takes money before the work is done needs a prepaid contracting licence.
A roof is measured by its surface area, not your floor area: the footprint including overhangs, multiplied up for how steep it is, and counted in squares of 100 square feet. Edges like eaves, ridges and valleys are measured separately in linear feet, which is why two honest quotes can show slightly different numbers.
A roof replacement in Calgary is priced from your own roof: its measured area, how steep it is, how many old layers come off, the condition of the wood underneath, and the shingle you pick. No web page can give you an honest number for that, so the fastest real answer is a written quote priced on your measured roof.
A roof repair in Calgary has no standard rate: the price depends on how hard the spot is to reach, how long the leak takes to find, what has to come apart to fix it, and whether the wood underneath is sound. The only honest price is one written after someone has been on your roof, as a single itemized number you approve before work starts.
Read a roofing quote line by line, not by its total: each line should name the product, say where it goes, and say whether a part is new or reused. Two quotes on the same house can be thousands apart because one leaves out lines like decking, flashing or ice and water shield, so compare scope first and price second.
To choose a roofer in Calgary, check three things yourself before anyone gets on your roof: an Alberta prepaid contracting licence if they'll take money up front, a WCB Alberta clearance letter, and a certificate of liability insurance. Then compare written, itemized quotes line by line, and walk away from anyone who offers to cover your deductible.
Calgary and southern Alberta, up to and including Edmonton, where we're licensed and have install crew capacity. Calgary is home base.
Yes. Partner work is set up as ongoing volume rather than one-off jobs, and from spring 2027 we have regular replacement capacity across Calgary and Edmonton. Tell us what you're planning and we'll schedule against it.
We do, on every job: photos of the roof before and after, and for storm work a report to Haag's published methodology from HAAG-certified inspectors, reviewed by insurance professionals.
Of course. The sequencing matters no matter who does the work, so tell us who else is on site and when.
Solar installer, general contractor or property manager: tell us about your projects and the volume you're planning.
