— Chapter 01 / The trade
Asphalt, metal, and emergency repair for the wettest city on the continent. Hand-fastened. Quietly engineered. Backed by a twenty-five year workmanship warranty signed by the person who climbed the ladder.
— Chapter 02 / Services rendered
The Pacific Northwest workhorse. Class-4 impact rated laminates, ice-and-water shield to every eave, and Malarkey-grade synthetic underlay. Quiet on the wallet, brutal on the rain.
50+ year lifespans, snowshed angles, and a profile that hums when the rain finally lets up. We hand-fold every seam on site.
Storm damage, blown shingles, mystery leaks. We arrive with thermal cameras, tarps, and the unromantic patience to find the actual source — not the first wet spot.
— Chapter 03 / The ledger
Every figure on this page is verifiable. Ask for the invoice register, the WorkSafeBC clearance letter, or the unredacted warranty book. Reasonable requests, reasonable answers.
— Chapter 04 / Method
Every project moves through the same four stages. We don't subcontract, we don't disappear after deposit, and we don't pretend the weather is something to fight. We schedule around it.
— Chapter 05 / Recent work
Standing seam Galvalume · 2,800 sq.ft · 14 days
Architectural laminate · 1907 character home · 9 days
Storm damage · 48-hour turnaround · insurance-handled
Black Kynar steel · steep pitch · snowshed retrofit
Architectural laminate · weathered slate · 6 days
— Chapter 06 / What the neighbours say
“ They turned up in the rain, on a Tuesday, fixed a leak two other companies couldn't find, and refused to take a deposit until the work was done. Then they brought us a tin of homemade shortbread at Christmas. Who does that anymore. ”
"Honest, on time, and the cleanup was somehow better than my contractor's regular work. They labeled where every screw came from on the chimney flashing."
"We had three quotes. Northwall was the middle price and twice the detail. Two winters in, no complaints."
— Chapter 07 / Our patch
If you can see the North Shore mountains from your roof, we work on it. We stay close to home — it keeps response times honest and our trucks out of traffic.
— Chapter 08 / Asked & answered
If your question isn't here, the rescue line is staffed by real people from 7am to 9pm every day.
Asphalt: 2–4 working days. Metal: 4–7 days. Add a day for atypical pitches, two for skylight retrofits. We schedule between November atmospheric rivers, not against them.
Asphalt costs less up front and replaces well on heritage homes. Metal lasts 2–3× longer, sheds moss instead of growing it, and pays back over 18 years. We'll walk you through the math, line by line.
Call the rescue line. Most Metro Vancouver leaks are tarped within 6 hours. We work directly with your insurance adjuster and provide the photo log they ask for.
Yes — strata council presentations, depreciation report responses, phased multi-building schedules. Ask for our strata portfolio. Last completed: 84 units in Burnaby Heights, on time, under budget.
Workmanship — 25 years, transferable to the next owner. Materials — manufacturer-backed (typically 30–50 years). Acts of God are not covered, but we'll be the first ones back up after.
90 minutes on your roof, a thermal pass through the attic, and a written report — yours to keep, even if you go with someone else.
