Roofing Installation and Replacement in Edmonton
A new roof is a major investment, but choosing shingles is only one part of the project.
All In One Exterior assesses the condition of your roof, explains what needs attention, and helps you choose a roofing system that makes sense for your home, budget and long-term plans.
Start With the Roof You Have
Not every roofing problem requires the same solution.
Some roofs need replacement because the shingles have simply reached the end of their useful life. Others have isolated damage, ventilation issues, flashing problems or deterioration around the roof edge that should be addressed as part of the project.
Before recommending a new roof, we look at the existing system and the surrounding exterior so you understand what you’re actually paying to fix.
- Existing shingle condition
- Roof age
- Evidence of leaks or water infiltration
- Flashing and penetrations
- Roof deck condition
- Eaves and roof-edge details
- Soffit and ventilation
- Fascia and eavestrough connections
Roofing Options for Edmonton Homes
Asphalt Shingle Roofing
Proven, Practical and Available in a Wide Range of Styles.
Euroshield Rubber Roofing
Premium Roofing Designed With Alberta Weather in Mind.
Does Your Roof
Need to Be Replaced?
Roof age matters, but it’s not the only indicator.
The condition of the shingles, installation details, previous repairs, weather exposure and what’s happening underneath the roofing all affect whether replacement makes sense.
Common signs that it’s worth having the roof assessed include:
- Missing, cracked or lifted shingles
- Shingles losing significant amounts of granules
- Water staining inside the home
- Recurring leaks
- Visible deterioration around flashing or roof penetrations
- Storm or hail damage
- An aging roof approaching the end of its expected service life
If you’re unsure, that’s exactly what the assessment is for.
A Roof Is More Than the Shingles You Can See
Good roofing work depends on the layers and details underneath and around the finished shingles.
Depending on the project, a complete roofing system can involve:
- Roof deck preparation
- Eave protection
- Underlayment
- Starter shingles
- Flashing
- Valleys
- Roof penetrations
- Hip and ridge shingles
- Ventilation
- Roof-edge details
These components work together to manage water and protect the structure beneath them.
That is why we focus on the complete roofing system rather than simply replacing the visible layer.
Roofing Work Often Connects to
the Rest of the Exterior
The roof does not stop at the shingles.
Fascia, soffit, eavestrough and drainage all meet at the roof edge, which makes a roof replacement a good opportunity to assess whether those components are still doing their jobs properly.
When related work is needed, All In One Exterior can coordinate it within the same project.
- Soffit replacement or ventilation improvements
- Fascia replacement
- New eavestrough and downspouts
- Roof-edge repairs
- Exterior details affected by the roofing work
One contractor can assess the complete area, determine what belongs in the scope, and coordinate the work in the right sequence.
Roof Replacement, Repairs and New Construction
Roof Replacement
Roof Repairs
New Construction Roofing
Our Roofing Process
Assess the Roof
Explain Your Options
Build the Scope
Complete the Installation
Roofing Work Should
Come With Clear Expectations
Before work begins, homeowners should understand what they’re buying, who is completing the work, and what happens if there’s a problem afterward.
- Clear project scope
- Material and roofing-system options explained
- Liability insurance
- WCB-covered workers
- Warranty coverage
- Communication throughout the project
- Jobsite cleanup after installation