Roofing

Roofing is the most critical component of your New Brunswick home's building envelope, serving as the first line of defence against the Maritime climate's heaviest assaults — snow loads exceeding 3 kPa in parts of the province, ice damming from freeze-thaw cycles, wind-driven rain from Atlantic storm systems, and UV degradation during NB's surprisingly intense summer sun exposure.

A failing roof does not just leak — it compromises insulation, rots sheathing and framing, destroys attic-stored belongings, creates mould hazards, and can cause catastrophic structural damage if not addressed. NB's combination of heavy snow accumulation, frequent freeze-thaw cycling, and high winds creates roofing conditions that are among the most demanding in Canada, requiring proper material selection, ventilation design, and installation techniques specific to Maritime construction.