Alberta · Saskatchewan · Manitoba
Prairie weather is the whole design brief. Hail, chinooks and forty-below decide what goes on a wall and what comes back off it three years later. Here's what we install across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and how we handle a storm claim from first inspection to final walkthrough.
Storm season
Storm inspectionsStorm damage
A single storm can bruise shingles, split siding, dent eavestrough and tear screens in ten minutes. Most of it isn't obvious from the driveway — which is why a proper inspection, documented with photographs, is worth more than a number shouted from the curb.
Drag the handle to compare — hail-damaged roof on the left, replaced roof on the right.
We walk the roof and every elevation, photograph the bruising and hits, and review those images with you — then tell you honestly whether it is worth opening a claim. On-site assessments are $150.
Where possible we're on site with your insurer, with the scope and photos they need. Across the prairies most hail claims cover roofing, siding, screens and eavestrough together.
Our crews do the work, clean the site daily and magnet-sweep before leaving. You get a walkthrough before the final invoice.
What we install
Quality work by quality crews. Every job is measured on site and quoted in writing, with the products and colours named before anything is ordered.
James Hardie fiber cement resists rot and shrugs off hailstorms for decades. Vinyl is the value pick — fast to install, huge colour range, and easy to patch a single elevation after a storm. LP and board-and-batten profiles where the look calls for it.
Hardie · Vinyl · LP · Board & batten
Shingles and custom metal, including impact-rated Class 4 upgrades that many insurers discount in hail-prone areas. Our installers have decades of combined experience on complex valleys and custom profiles.
Shingle · Class 4 · Low slope · Metal
New builds and retrofits, plus soundproof options for busy streets. Finished with LP Smart Trim or Hardie trim so openings look intentional rather than patched around.
Retrofit · New build · Trim · Soundproof
Flashing, cladding and trim bent to profile in-house, so the detail matches the building instead of the nearest stock part. Standing seam where the roofline deserves it.
Flashing · Standing seam · Bent to profile
Eavestrough, downspouts, soffit and fascia — the parts that take the worst of a hailstorm and the first thing an adjuster looks at. Replaced as part of a claim or on their own.
Eavestrough · Downspouts · Soffit · Fascia
Siding, roofing, openings and metal handled as one scope by one crew — no chasing four trades for four schedules. This is most of what we do on new builds and acreage renovations.
One scope · One crew · One scheduleNext step
Either way it starts the same — someone on site with a ladder and a camera, and a set of photographs we go through with you afterwards. On-site assessments are $150, and there is no obligation to open a claim or book the work.
Common questions
Usually you don't, from the ground. Bruising on asphalt shingles often doesn't show as a hole — it shows as a soft spot where the granules have been knocked loose, and it fails a season or two later. Dented eavestrough, torn screens and split vinyl on the storm-facing elevation are the giveaways worth checking yourself.
That's between you and your insurer, and it varies by policy and provider. What we can tell you is whether the damage is real and how extensive it is, so you can make that call with the facts in front of you. We won't push you to open a claim that isn't worth it.
Class 4 is the top impact-resistance rating for asphalt shingles. Across the prairie hail belt — southern Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba — many insurers offer a premium discount for it, so the upgrade often pays for part of itself over the life of the roof.
A straightforward roof is usually a day or two once materials land. A full claim covering roofing, siding, eavestrough and screens runs longer and depends on how quickly the adjuster signs off. We'll give you a realistic window in the written scope, not a best case.
Yes. We serve all of Western Canada — Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba — with Calgary and the surrounding communities as our home base.