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Paragon Roofing BC · Coquitlam
Roof repair, replacement and maintenance, planned around your property.
From a leak on a family home to a roof replacement for a strata or commercial building, start with the condition of the roof and a clear scope of work.
Our own crews carry out the work, with owner involvement and a proposal that explains what your roof needs.
Serving Coquitlam, including Burke Mountain, Westwood Plateau, Ranch Park, Eagle Ridge, Maillardville and Austin Heights.
Start with the problem
A stain, missing shingle or blocked drain does not tell the whole story. We look at the roof covering, the details around it and the condition underneath before recommending the next step.
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| What you are seeing | What to assess | Explore the service |
|---|---|---|
| A leak or isolated damage | Entry points, flashings, nearby materials and whether the surrounding roof is sound enough for a lasting repair. | Coquitlam roof repair |
| Recurring issues or widespread wear | The roof as a system, including removal, decking, ventilation, drainage and replacement options. | Coquitlam roof replacement |
| A commercial or flat roof concern | Membrane condition, seams, penetrations, drains, access and disruption to occupants or operations. | Commercial and flat roofing |
| Strata planning or shared roof issues | Common property scope, records, approvals, phased work and communication with residents. | Coquitlam strata roofing guide |
| Debris, moss or routine upkeep | Drainage, roof condition and a maintenance method suitable for the actual covering. | Coquitlam roof maintenance guide |
Call 604 358 3436 and describe what you can see from a safe location. We will discuss the next step and current availability. Avoid climbing onto a wet roof.
Tell us about your roof
Share the roof concern, property type and location. Include any relevant photos or inspection history when you speak with our team. Use the form below to start the conversation.
A Coquitlam project
This Paragon project on Thermal Drive replaced a cedar shake roof with architectural asphalt shingles. The project record documents new plywood over the original spaced sheathing, followed by the roof covering and ridge ventilation.
The photos show two stages of the same job. The deck preparation matters just as much as the finished surface.
View the Thermal Drive project
Choose a complete roof system
The right choice depends on roof slope, deck condition, detailing, access, appearance and budget. Compare the installed system and maintenance requirements, as well as the finish.
Architectural shingles are an option for suitable pitched roofs. Review the deck, underlayment, valleys, flashings and ventilation together. Localised shingle damage may call for repair; widespread deterioration may justify replacement.
Explore roof replacementKeep the character of cedar or compare a different roof covering. A conversion needs an assessment of the existing sheathing and the proposed system, as the Thermal Drive project demonstrates.
Read the Coquitlam cedar guideReview the panel profile, roof slope, attachment, transitions and ventilation. Details around valleys, chimneys and roof openings should be included in the proposal.
Read the Coquitlam metal guideTorch applied SBS modified bitumen, EPDM, TPO and PVC are distinct systems. Built up roofing is another assembly. They are not interchangeable names or installation methods. The existing roof and proposed assembly determine the appropriate approach.
Discuss commercial and flat roofingAsk which assembly is being proposed, why it suits the roof, how drainage and penetrations will be handled, and what maintenance it will need. A material name alone is not a scope of work.
Repair and ongoing care
Roof maintenance starts with checking the covering and the paths water takes off the building. Leaves and needles can collect around valleys, gutters and drains. Moss and staining should prompt a closer look at the surface and the conditions keeping it damp.
Use a maintenance approach suited to the roof material and its manufacturer’s guidance. Cleaning alone will not resolve damaged flashings, failed seams or deteriorated decking.
Across Coquitlam
Neighbourhood context is useful, but each property needs its own assessment. Access, nearby trees, roof geometry and surrounding buildings can change how work is planned.
Check sloping access, equipment placement and how exposed roof edges and nearby trees affect the work plan.
Burke Mountain guideReview complex roof planes, valleys, skylights and chimneys, along with access that protects established landscaping.
Westwood Plateau guideLook at previous repairs, original deck construction and the details involved when changing roof materials.
Ranch Park and Eagle Ridge guideConsider neighbouring properties, staging space and the existing building’s character when defining the replacement scope.
Maillardville and Austin Heights guideWe also discuss roofing needs around Coquitlam Centre and Town Centre. Give us the property location so we can plan access and assess the actual roof.
Build a useful proposal
A citywide price cannot describe your roof. The proposal should connect what is found on the property with the work included, the assumptions and any decisions still needed.
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| Scope factor | What to clarify | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Roof geometry and access | Pitch, height, valleys, staging space and material handling. | Affects labour, equipment and site protection. |
| Removal and decking | Existing layers, known damage and the process for concealed issues. | Defines preparation and how additional work is approved. |
| Water and ventilation details | Flashings, penetrations, drains, gutters, attic intake and exhaust. | Connects the covering to the rest of the roof system. |
| Occupants and approvals | Work areas, access, communication and any required property or municipal approvals. | Helps coordinate the job with the people using the building. |
| Materials and documentation | Named products, installation requirements and applicable warranty terms. | Makes proposals easier to compare on the same basis. |
For planning background, visit the Coquitlam roof replacement guide. Your property assessment and written proposal establish the actual scope and price.
Before you decide
Useful starting points for a repair, replacement or maintenance conversation.
An isolated defect may be repairable when the surrounding roof is in suitable condition. Recurring leaks, widespread deterioration or problems beneath the covering may support a replacement. An assessment should identify the cause and explain the options before you choose.
Yes. We assess, repair and replace asphalt shingle roofs in Coquitlam. The scope should cover the shingles and relevant details such as the deck, underlayment, flashings and ventilation.
A cedar roof can be considered for conversion after the roof structure, deck and proposed system are assessed. Spaced sheathing may need a suitable continuous deck. Our Thermal Drive project documents a cedar conversion with new plywood and architectural shingles.
No. Torch applied SBS modified bitumen and EPDM are different roofing systems. TPO and PVC are also distinct single ply membranes. The specification and installation method must match the selected assembly.
Yes. We discuss repairs, maintenance and replacement for strata and commercial properties. The assessment should address the roof system, access, resident or business coordination, approvals and the scope of work.
Moss alone does not establish whether replacement is necessary. The covering, drainage, flashings and condition beneath the surface need to be assessed. Any cleaning or treatment should be appropriate for the material and its manufacturer’s guidance.
The price depends on the roof size and geometry, access, removal, decking condition, materials and details included. Ask for a property specific written proposal with clear allowances, exclusions and a process for approving changes.
Share your Coquitlam property location, the type of building, the concern you are seeing and any previous repair or inspection information. Photos taken safely from the ground or indoors can help the initial conversation.
Know who is doing the work
Paragon Roofing BC uses its own crews, with owner involvement in the work. Ask us who will coordinate your project and how questions or scope changes will be handled.
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