Storm & hail damage repair for Vaughan roofs

Cost depends on the roof size and slope, the extent of visible and hidden damage, materials selected (architectural asphalt shingles, metal panels, synthetic underlayment, or ice‑and‑water membrane), and access complexity such as steep pitches or scaffold needs. Repairs that reveal additional damage once work begins—like rotted sheathing or failed flashings—alter the final price. We provide an itemized written quote by email after a hands-on inspection and include options so you can choose a repair that aligns with budget and longevity goals.

Minor repairs—replacing a cluster of shingles, resealing flashings, or replacing damaged gutters—can often be scheduled within days and completed in a single visit. More extensive work, like partial or full re-roofs, requires ordering materials and coordinating with crew availability; these projects are scheduled with a clear start window and progress communicated by email. Weather in Vaughan, especially during spring thaw or heavy rains, can shift timelines, so we include contingency routing in the estimate.

Options range from like‑for‑like shingle replacement using architectural laminated shingles or three‑tab shingles to more durable upgrades such as heavy‑gauge metal flashings and synthetic underlayments with enhanced tear resistance. We explain trade-offs: architectural shingles offer improved durability and aesthetics; metal is long‑lasting but may dent with hail unless thicker gauges are chosen. Your neighbourhood’s roofscape and local code influence recommended materials.

Minor repairs seldom need permits, but partial or full re-roofs and structural deck replacement may trigger York Region and City of Vaughan permit requirements or inspection points. We advise homeowners on permit thresholds and can include permit coordination in the written scope; where inspections are required, documentation is prepared to aid the municipal process. Permit needs also vary with the property type—residential versus small commercial buildings.

We provide written workmanship coverage for our installation and specify manufacturer warranty expectations for the materials used; the written quote details both. Workmanship warranties cover installation defects while material warranties are handled through manufacturers—our documentation explains claim steps for both. Warranty fulfilment often depends on routine maintenance, which we describe in a post‑work care sheet.

Clear vehicles from driveways and remove delicate items from attics or spaces below the roof line where work will occur to prevent dust or incidental movement. If landscaping is close to eaves, consider trimming branches and temporarily moving potted plants; we protect beds and shrubs but extra clearance speeds the job. We’ll email a preparation checklist specific to your scope before the scheduled start.

Quotes vary because contractors assess risk differently—some price conservatively for potential hidden damage, while others assume a minimal repair; material quality, fastener types, underlayment selection and the inclusion of ice‑and‑water shield all affect price. The level of documentation provided for insurance and whether cleanup includes magnetic sweep or landscape restoration are further differentiators. Compare line items rather than just totals to understand what each contractor includes.