Shingle Roofing
Shingles roofs are a common waterproofing solution for both residential homes as well as commercial buildings with a sloped roof. They typically shed water into an eavestrough system that forces the water to flow in a controlled manner away from the property. There are a variety of choices when it comes to shingles based on the style, budget and warranty expectations.
Our knowledgeable staff can assist for any type of matter relating to a sloped roof. Full roof replacement, leak repairs or even shingles that have blown off due to high winds.
Services
Emergency Leak Response
Experience knowledgeable technicians with the equipment and materials to solve your most stubborn leaks.
Roof Alterations
Adding an HVAC unit? Relocating a drain? We are prepared to work with you and make the adjustments to your existing roof a reality.
Roof Replacements
There comes a time when a roof is no longer serviceable. Our estimators will be there on that day to help with the replacement process.
Roof Maintenance
Allow us to set you on the right path with our maintenance program. Our expert knowledge will help get you the most from your roof.
Systems
Single Ply Membrane
Single-ply roofing materials can be installed directly on the approved roofing substrate. This can drastically reduce installation time, material costs and also allow for easier installation. The performance, cost and installation advantages of single-ply materials compared to traditional multi-layered systems has greatly increased their acceptance in the market. There are three popular types of single-ply low-slope roof projects: EPDM, PVC and TPO.
Modified Bitumen Membrane
Modified Bitumen roofing materials are consistent of a base ply membrane and a cap ply membrane. This system has been a popular option for many years but required either hot asphalt or a torch on application. The risk has been mitigated with the major manufacturers developing a self adhered system with a similar end result.
B.U.R. System
BUR is time-tested, and still is a popular option today. BUR is installed by imbedding roofing felts in modified hot asphalt. This process is done multiple times, common selections are 3, 4 or 5-layer systems, and then covered with coarse gravel. Because there are multiple layers involved in installing BUR systems, this choice tends to be robust and durable.
Contact
Need more information? Send us an email or call us.
- service@solidsealgroup.com
- (249) 703-9996
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524 Watson St. E.
Whitby, Ontario L1N 1A7