New construction roofing in Edmonton, from deck to membrane

We understand that the roof is one scope among dozens on your schedule. We give you a realistic duration at tender, update you weekly once mobilized, and tell you early if weather or a late deck will move our dates. Our site lead attends coordination meetings and works out curbs, sleeves and rooftop unit sets with the mechanical and electrical trades before the membrane goes down, not after.

Once the roof is on, other trades will want to walk on it. We help you set traffic routes and protection so the finished roof is not damaged before the owner takes it over.

Consultants and owners notice when a roofing submittal is incomplete. Ours are organized by specification section and include product data sheets, system approval letters from the manufacturer, insulation and tapered layouts, typical and project-specific details, and a sample of the warranty to be issued.

During the work we keep daily reports, photos of concealed layers and inspection records. Those records end up in the closeout package, and they matter years later if there is ever a warranty question.

Roofing is high-risk work on a site full of other trades, so we treat safety as part of the schedule rather than a separate binder. Before mobilizing we submit our site-specific safety plan, fall protection plan and hazard assessments. On the roof that means guardrails or warning lines at edges, anchored fall arrest where needed, controlled access points and a fire watch after torch work.

Our crews attend your orientation and toolbox talks, and our site lead reports incidents and near misses through your system as well as ours. For prequalification, we can provide our COR certificate, safety statistics, WCB-Alberta clearance letter and certificate of insurance with hot-work coverage at tender.