Not the ‘Regular’ Picture When we picture the ‘classic’ roofing image, it usually involves a sweltering summer day, the sun beating down, and workers on the roof desperately gulping electrolyte drinks to stay hydrated. So, understandably, “ - 40 ” and “ roof repairs ” don’t fit together in the prairie imagination, and you might feel some panic if you notice missing shingles after a mid-winter blizzard or a watermark on your ceiling in mid-January.  Is it possible to fix your

Our fall 2025 blogs have focused on helping you prepare your home for winter.  In September , we chatted about clearing gutters and made a checklist for autumn yard care.  The October blog  discussed how soffit and fascia maintenance will protect your attic, insulation, and overall budget. To finish our fall series, we’d like to keep with the theme ‘ do a little work now/save a lot of money later ’ and focus on the home exterior. We’ll explain how keeping the outside walls in

Happy October, Saskatoon! Continuing our series on fall maintenance of your home, we’re hopeful you’ve already had the eavestroughs cleaned and checked your roof to ensure it’s ready for winter. If so, you’re a star and deserve a slow clap. If not, and the Canadian geese are still flying in practice formations overhead, you still have some time. In this instalment, we will focus on two less-talked-about yet vitally important exterior components that are your home's frontline

It’s Fall, Ya’ll. If you own a home in Saskatoon, fall isn’t just about  PSLs  and celebrating the death of mosquitoes; it's also about preparing your house and yard for winter. This article will be valuable if you want a warm, dry home over winter that can manage spring runoff without flooding or leaks. Let's discuss a few things you can do in the fall to make winter and spring much easier next year. We’ve developed a comprehensive 6-step fall home exterior maintenance check

HAAAIIILLL NO !  Of all the forms of precipitation available to us on the prairies, hail is the least beneficial. It causes crazy-expensive damage to crops, gardens, vehicles, and homes.  Especially roofs. So that’s what we’re going to talk about today. If you live in Saskatchewan, you know you’ll deal with hail storm roof damage eventually. Maybe you found us because you’ve already taken a hit or are planning for the future. Either way, we want to outline some practical step

If you’ve asked, “What does a roofer cost in Saskatoon these days?” This will be a helpful read. We’ll outline how we calculate your costs, break them down by category, and explain what factors can affect or change the first quote. As a paying customer, you need a formula to evaluate how you’re treated and the service you receive.

It starts with a few uncomfortable observations: A few too many asphalt chunks at the end of your downspout after a storm.  The yellowish tint in one section of your dining room ceiling is slowly spreading and darkening. Your shingles are waving hello as you pull into the driveway on a windy day. (It's touching but completely unasked for. ) In addition, your neighbours with houses built in the same decade as yours are starting to have roofing company trucks in front of their

Story Time: You wake up in the morning after a hell-raiser of a storm, glad to have survived another Saskatoon, Saskatchewan weather-apocalypse. You grab a coffee, look out the window, and see a few familiar-coloured shingles lying in the yard. Crap. Just as you’re ready to inspect the new lawn ornaments, one of your kids sleepily informs you that their ceiling looks like someone peed on it last night. Double-crap. If you keep the angry swear words inside, I salute you, but t