Paragon Roofing BC

Richmond roofing services

Help with a leaking roof, a planned replacement or roofing for a new building. Paragon Roofing BC serves Richmond homeowners, businesses and strata communities with roof repair, replacement and installation services.

Tell us what is happening at your property. We can help you work through the next step, whether that starts with assessing an existing roof or discussing the materials for a new one.

Paragon Roofing BC is backed by a team with over 20 years of roofing experience.

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Shingle ridge and roof vents at the 106 Avenue project in Surrey
Finished shingle roof on 106 Avenue, Surrey. View project

Tell us about your roof

You do not need to know the name of your roof system to get in touch. Start with what you have noticed or what you would like to change.

  • The property address and type of building
  • A leak, visible wear or the work you are planning
  • Previous roof work you know about
  • Useful photographs and any access considerations

Use the form to share the details, or call if you would prefer to talk through the enquiry.

Finished shingle roof with hips and roof vents on Monarch Street in Burnaby
Finished roof on Monarch Street, Burnaby. View project

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Roof repair, replacement and new installation

Good roofing decisions start with the roof that is actually there. The covering, the layers beneath it and the details at walls, vents and edges all play a part. An assessment helps separate a defined repair from a wider renewal project.

Find the cause of a leak

A water mark tells you there is a problem to investigate; it does not by itself establish how much roof work is needed. The useful starting point is where and when it appears, earlier repairs and the condition around the affected area.

Roof details matter as well as the main covering. Flashing directs water away from junctions such as chimneys and vents. A repair enquiry may therefore concern a particular connection or damaged area, rather than every shingle or membrane on the roof. The assessment needs to establish the extent of the issue and anything that remains concealed.

Send us the history of the leak and any photographs you already have. Explore roof repair in Richmond for the local service.

Renew the roof as a complete system

Replacement brings the covering and its supporting details into one project. It is an opportunity to assess the exposed deck, address the connections around roof openings and identify the ventilation or drainage work that belongs with the new roof.

The decision should reflect condition and the work required, with age as part of that picture. Where removal exposes damage that could not previously be seen, the findings and any additional work need to be explained before the job changes.

For a roof that needs wider renewal, see roof replacement in Richmond.

Plan roofing for a new building or addition

New installation starts with the building design. The roof form, chosen covering, openings and connections to adjoining walls need to work together. An addition also creates a meeting point between new work and the existing building that deserves clear attention.

Share the plans, intended appearance and construction timing when you contact us. That gives the roofing discussion a useful starting point and helps identify what needs to be coordinated with the other work on site.

Roofing for homes, businesses and strata communities

Your roof protects a place people use every day. The building type shapes how the work is planned, who needs updates and how the site can be accessed.

Richmond homes

Whether you are caring for a family home, replacing a garage roof or finishing an addition, we can discuss the roof work in the context of the property. Dormers, skylights and adjoining roof sections belong in that conversation, along with the finish you would like to see from the street.

For an existing home, bring any repair history and concerns about the roof or attic. For a material change, consider how the new finish will meet the rest of the building as well as how it will look.

Explore residential roofing in Richmond and our wider residential roofing services.

Commercial properties

A commercial roof is part of a working site. Staff, customers, tenants and deliveries may all affect how roofing access is arranged. Explain the building's use and the areas that must remain accessible so those needs can be considered alongside the roof work.

The roof itself needs the same careful identification. An existing membrane repair, a replacement and roofing for new construction are different projects. The assessment and written work description should make that distinction clear.

Find commercial roofing in Richmond, with a broader overview in our commercial roofing services.

Strata and multifamily buildings

For a strata community, a shared picture of the roof makes decisions easier. Identify the buildings and roof areas being considered, gather previous reports or repair records and let us know who is coordinating the enquiry.

Resident notices, access, staging and a clear contact for questions are practical parts of the project. Where several buildings are involved, distinguish the work proposed for each one so the council and property manager can follow the recommendations and changes.

Learn about strata roofing in Richmond and our regional strata roofing services.

Roofing materials and what they mean for your property

A material choice changes more than colour. It affects the roof's surface, its connections and the information you need for future care. These are the main options to discuss when planning work on a Richmond property.

Asphalt shingles

Modern asphalt shingles commonly use a fibreglass base with asphalt and a surface of mineral granules. They form the visible covering, while underlayment beneath the shingles provides another layer of protection between the covering and the roof deck.

That is why a shingle replacement involves more than choosing a colour. The starter and ridge details, flashing and the condition beneath the covering also matter. For a repair, the affected area and surrounding roof need assessment; changing a few visible pieces is not a diagnosis of the whole problem.

Discuss the finish you want and the work your home needs through asphalt shingle roofing in Richmond.

Cedar roofs and conversion

Cedar offers several textures, including split face shakes and smoother sawn products. On an existing cedar roof, individual damaged pieces may be repairable or replaceable, depending on the condition of the surrounding roof.

Care also matters. Leaves and small branches can hold moisture against cedar, so debris and drainage deserve attention. A conversion to another covering is a different project: it needs a review of the existing base and the preparation for the chosen material, rather than a change of surface alone.

See cedar roofing options and cedar roof conversion to explore those different paths.

Metal roofing

Metal roofing brings the panel shape, finish and attachment details together. Standing seam systems can use concealed attachment, while the seams and trim form part of the finished appearance. Metal also expands and contracts as its temperature changes, so the connections must accommodate that movement.

The right discussion is about the actual system for the roof, including edges, openings and transitions. A material label alone does not describe those details. Bring photographs or plans and the appearance you have in mind when exploring metal roofing in Richmond.

Raised seam metal panels and roof penetrations
Raised seam metal panels and roof penetrations.
Wide view of membrane roof and metal perimeter edge on Massey Street in New Westminster
Flat roof perimeter at the Massey Street project, New Westminster. View project

Flat roof systems

Single ply membranes include TPO, PVC and EPDM. Modified bitumen and built up roofing are asphaltic systems. Each family has its own materials and detailing requirements.

On a flat roof, the membrane, seams, drainage points and details around walls and openings belong in the assessment. For an existing commercial roof, a recover retains some of the old assembly beneath new material. Its suitability depends on the condition of those retained layers, including moisture or deterioration concerns.

We can discuss the roof you have and the work being considered. Explore flat roofing in Richmond for the city service.

Keep a useful record of roof condition and care

Roof maintenance is easier to plan when you know what has changed. Keep repair records, dated photographs and the documents for previous work together. Note recurring leaks, visible changes and concerns about drainage so the next assessment starts with a useful history.

Care should suit the covering. Work appropriate for cedar is not automatically the right treatment for shingles or a membrane. A maintenance visit should have a defined purpose, such as checking a repaired area, reviewing visible deterioration or identifying the attention needed around drainage and roof details.

If you are unsure whether you need maintenance or a repair, describe the concern when you contact us. You do not need to decide on the service before the roof has been assessed.

A clear plan before work begins

Our detailed written proposals connect the roof findings with the materials, preparation and installation being recommended. Our own roofing crew carries out the roofing work, with owner involvement and oversight. Review the scope with us so you understand what is included, what remains uncertain and how any changes will be approved.

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Compare the details in your roofing proposal
What to compare Details to confirm in writing

The work behind the price

Compare the roof areas, specified materials, removal or retained layers, deck preparation, waterproofing, flashing, ventilation or drainage work, cleanup and allowances. These details explain what a roofing price covers. Ask us to walk through the proposed system and any exclusions before you decide.

Concealed conditions deserve particular clarity. Agree how new findings will be documented, how additional work will be priced and who can approve a change. Keep that record with the final agreed work description.

Scheduling around your property

There is no useful completion promise without a defined project. Roof size and complexity, the work being done, deliveries, access and weather can affect the sequence. An occupied business or strata property also needs communication around the people using it.

Discuss the expected stages and who will provide updates. That is more helpful than assuming every replacement fits the same timetable.

Written coverage and project records

Keep the applicable product and workmanship documents with your roof records. The useful details are the covered work, exclusions, any maintenance or registration conditions and how to report a concern. A headline number of years does not explain all of those terms.

Questions about roof work

Why does attic ventilation matter?

In a ventilated attic, intake and exhaust provide a path for air to move through the space and help manage excess heat and moisture. Their balance and arrangement need to suit the roof and attic. Tell us about attic concerns so ventilation can be considered with the roofing assessment and any proposed changes can be explained.

What should I do about moss or visible growth?

Have the roof condition and covering identified before choosing a cleaning treatment. Power washing can damage cedar, and factory treated cedar may have restrictions on additional treatments. A suitable care plan starts with the actual material and its condition, with qualified help for work on the roof.

How should we prepare the property?

Confirm access, parking, deliveries and the areas needed for the work. Discuss pets, fragile items and any spaces that remain occupied. For a strata or commercial project, identify the contact person and how residents or occupants will receive updates. Use the agreed project instructions to decide what needs moving or preparing before the work starts.

Can adjoining roof details be considered too?

Tell us about concerns with gutters, fascia, skylights, ventilation or other adjoining details at the start. We can clarify which items belong in the roofing enquiry and which need a separate work description or another specialist. That helps avoid a gap between the roof work you expect and the responsibilities actually agreed.

Can I review insurance and WorkSafeBC information?

Include requests for current liability insurance and WorkSafeBC information in your enquiry. The documents should identify the business named in the work agreement. Raise questions before agreeing to the work and keep the information with the roof's product, workmanship and project records.

Have another question? Explore our roofing FAQs or contact us about your roof.

See Paragon roofing projects

Explore more completed Paragon roofing projects from around the region.

Open metal valley between shingled roof slopes at 229 Street in Maple Ridge
229 Street, Maple Ridge. An open metal valley between shingled roof slopes. View project
Completed grey shingle roof with turbine vents on 133A Street in Surrey
133A Street, Surrey. A finished grey shingle roof with turbine vents. View project
Grey shingle roof with hip and ridge details on Thermal Drive in Coquitlam
Thermal Drive, Coquitlam. A shingle roof with visible hip and ridge details. View project

Planning roofing work at your Richmond property

Share the full property address when you enquire, whether the roof is in Steveston, Terra Nova, Hamilton or another Richmond neighbourhood. The building and its surroundings determine the useful questions about access, drainage and the proposed work.

Let us know about shared driveways, narrow side access, occupied commercial entrances and any restrictions on deliveries or material storage. Photographs taken safely from the ground can help explain these arrangements before a site visit.

For an attached or strata property, identify the roof areas involved and the person coordinating access and approval. If you are considering a different covering or a new roof opening, include that in the initial enquiry so the supporting construction, adjoining details and any required approvals can be discussed.

The project galleries above show our work elsewhere in the region, with each location identified. They illustrate roofing details to discuss for your property; they are not presented as Richmond installations.

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Let's talk about your Richmond roof

Whether you have a specific repair in mind or need help understanding the next step, tell us about the property and the roof. Share the concern, any known repair history and the best way to reach you.

For a commercial or strata enquiry, include the coordinating contact and any access or timing considerations.

Call 604 358 3436 or contact Paragon Roofing BC.

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Metal roof penetration surrounded by membrane detailing at the Massey Street project in New Westminster
Roof penetration detail at the Massey Street project, New Westminster. View project

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