This brand new roof required the installation of a synthetic underlayment and Certainteed Landmark asphalt shingles. The property featured different roofing sections including: two barrel roofs and a dead valley.
The entire property needed to have its existing cedar roof replaced with brand new shakes. To maximize the new roof’s life a new asphalt underlayment was woven into each course of the new 18inch taper-sawn cedar, along with new exhaust vents for the kitchen and bathrooms.
This barn required premium roofing protection. To ensure this, a high temperature peel and stick membrane was installed as an underlayment.
This massive residential property needed a cedar re-roof. To maximize the new roof’s life a new asphalt underlayment was woven into each course of the 5/8s treated cedar shakes.
This massive new property required a brand new cedar roof. It featured diverse roofing slopes and decks, for which we used a combination of diverse roofing techniques.
The work on this 100 year old heritage building required a complete removal of old asphalt shingles along with an installation of brand new high temperature peel and stick membrane (providing superior protection against weather) and durable Enviroshake aged cedar roofing shingles.
The job required a conversion from cedar to new Certainteed Landmark asphalt shingles. These types of conversions require increased amounts of work: To start, the tar paper underlayment and the old cedar shakes must be pulled out.
This brand new roof required the installation of a synthetic underlayment and Certainteed Landmark asphalt shingles. The property featured different roofing sections including: two barrel roofs and a dead valley.
The entire property needed to have its existing cedar roof replaced with brand new shakes. To maximize the new roof’s life a new asphalt underlayment was woven into each course of the new 18inch taper-sawn cedar, along with new exhaust vents for the kitchen and bathrooms.
This barn required premium roofing protection. To ensure this, a high temperature peel and stick membrane was installed as an underlayment.
This massive residential property needed a cedar re-roof. To maximize the new roof’s life a new asphalt underlayment was woven into each course of the 5/8s treated cedar shakes.
This massive new property required a brand new cedar roof. It featured diverse roofing slopes and decks, for which we used a combination of diverse roofing techniques.
The work on this 100 year old heritage building required a complete removal of old asphalt shingles along with an installation of brand new high temperature peel and stick membrane (providing superior protection against weather) and durable Enviroshake aged cedar roofing shingles.
The job required a conversion from cedar to new Certainteed Landmark asphalt shingles. These types of conversions require increased amounts of work: To start, the tar paper underlayment and the old cedar shakes must be pulled out.
I reached out to Northwood from the Okanagan for help installing a chimney cap at a clients home in Langley (that two other companies couldn't install for unknown reasons). I... Read More
Whitney LeloupGreat communication and professionalism. We appreciated how they did the daily cleaning. Quick and efficient work.
Yuko SakamakiI had Solar Roof vents installed on my home and my coach house. Mike was the person responsible for initially consulting with me and he also did the Installation.... Read More
Caroline HunterJust wanted to share our great experience that we had with Northwood Roofing ( NWR). Specifically with Eric who took so much interest and solved our roof issues like it... Read More
Karen CrastoRecently Northwood Roofing installed a new roof over our deck (which was initially installed by a private contractor 5 years ago). Jesse from Northwood came by and examined the problem,... Read More
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