The Toronto roof repair and eavestrough replacement project was successfully completed, addressing deteriorated wood, damaged roofing components and the home’s drainage system.
The damaged zinc strips were successfully removed and replaced, restoring the affected areas of the roof.
The Toronto property received a complete flat roof replacement featuring a new two-ply modified bitumen roofing system. Wood deck repairs, parapet metal installation, caulking and downpipe repairs were also completed as part of the project.
The completed project addressed several roofing maintenance and repair requirements across the Mississauga townhouse complex, including damaged shingles, deteriorated roof sealants, exhaust vent replacements and eavestrough debris removal.
The completed project addressed the leaking bathroom roof vents through the installation of two new vent units and replacement of the surrounding cedar roofing materials.
The completed project included the successful replacement of four existing roof exhaust vents with new exhaust vents at the Markham residential property.
The installation of the new vents maintained the roof’s designated exhaust ventilation points, while caulking exposed nails and fasteners helped improve protection against potential water infiltration.
Dominion Roofing completed a targeted residential roof repair in Oakville, Ontario, to resolve water leakage around the roof’s parapet and upper dormer areas. By applying and reinforcing caulking to vulnerable metal flashing joints, the team successfully sealed potential leak sources and improved weather resistance without requiring a complete roof replacement.
A property in Toronto, Ontario, required repairs to its existing parapet wall and surrounding flat roof areas. Dominion Roofing completed a parapet wall reconstruction and waterproofing project to restore the affected roof areas and provide long-term protection against the elements.
Dominion Roofing completed a lower front flat roof installation and shingle transition repair for a residential property in Scarborough, Ontario. The project included integrating tie-in shingles, installing ridge and hip caps, and applying metal flashing and caulking to ensure weather resistance and prevent water infiltration.
A residential property was experiencing a large amount of water overflowing from the roof valleys and running past the eavestrough system. During heavy rainfall, the water was not being properly directed into the eavestrough, increasing the risk of water spilling over the edge of the roofline.
A property was experiencing leaking around a roof drain, where the existing seal had deteriorated and required repair. Because drains are a critical water-management point on a roof, where high volumes of water pass, a leaking drain can easily allow moisture to enter the roofing system and the interior of the building.
A residential property required targeted roof repairs due to several aging and leaking roof components. The existing plumbing stacks were old, deteriorating, and allowing water infiltration, making replacement necessary to help protect the roof system and the interior of the home.