At Professional Roofers, we understand the challenges homeowners face when envisioning renovations or modifications to their homes. That's why we've adopted Hover, an innovative software that simplifies the entire visualization process. With just a few pictures provided by the homeowner, this cutting-edge technology crafts a stunningly accurate 3D model of the property. How It Works Hover uses pictures to generate a exact 3D model of any home or building. Homeowners and contractors can capture images of their building's exterior from various angles using a smartphone or a digital camera. Thes ..read more

As the crisp air and changing leaves signal the arrival of Winter, it's crucial to ensure that your home is adequately prepared to withstand the colder months. One of the most critical areas to focus on is your roof. With snow, ice, and chilly winds on the horizon, taking proactive steps to get your roof ready for the upcoming winter is essential in safeguarding your home's comfort and safety. Here's a 10 useful tips to help you prepare your roof for the winter ahead: Inspect the Roof: Begin by conducting a thorough inspection of your roof. Look for missing, damaged, or loose shingles, as the ..read more

When we consider our roof and its condition, our initial thoughts are informed by immediate visual cues: How do the shingles look? Are the eaves clear? Are there any signs of wear and tear? One area that’s often missed, which deserves special consideration, is attic ventilation. Any roof that sits above a lived-in or used space should have proper attic ventilation. All homes produce damp air from resident’s everyday acts, like showering, cooking, the running of faucets, and even breathing — and all this warm air will rise toward the roof. Attic ventilation allows cool, fresh air to enter the a ..read more

Here in Ontario, winter will be with us for several more weeks. Even by the official end of the season, temperatures will likely remain between a cool (and damp) three to eight degrees. These chilly climes happen to collide with ‘baby season’ for raccoons, squirrels and other native wildlife. This means mothers will be seeking out a safe refuge from the cold for their young, and our homes often perfectly fit the bill. While raccoons are the first culprit that springs to mind when one thinks of four-legged invaders, Ontario is home to an array of other critters that can easily find their way th ..read more

Eavestroughs — also known as gutters — are an important component of any residential home. They’re designed to redirect water from your roof to your downpipes and protect your home from water damage. Canadians know that unpredictable winters can wreak havoc on a home’s eavestroughs, and when damaged, they can significantly affect your foundational structure. This is why it’s crucial to maintain the eavestroughs on your building so that you and your family can feel secure in your home. A professional roofer can inspect your eavestroughs and provide the insight and tools necessary to rectify any ..read more

The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes decorations to display your holiday spirit. Whether you’re an all-out decorator covering every inch of your home or you prefer to keep your decorations minimal, one thing that is essential is keeping safety in mind so everyone can enjoy the holidays. Decorations are a wonderful way to embrace the spirit of the season, but decorating your home’s exterior can be dangerous if the proper safety precautions aren’t taken, especially if snow and ice come into play. At Professional Roofers, we want everyone to be able to show off their love of Christmas ..read more

A well-maintained roof is essential for any structure. On a public property, you want to make sure that those who pass by or work in the facility are as safe as possible. Maintaining the roof will keep the rest of the building in good health such as the ceiling, walls and foundation. There are a variety problems that can be detrimental to your commercial roof such as pooling, bubbling, loose flashing and more. It is always better to have these fixed right away, rather than having safety and financial burdens later. Here’s what you should always look out for:   Design Flaws – Many commerci ..read more

The weather has dropped significantly over the last couple of weeks and homeowners have begun their annual home maintenance routines. Whether it’s draining the pool or packing away the lawn furniture, there always seems like there is so much to do in such little time. One of the most important things to maintain before the winter arrives is the roof that covers your home. As one of your biggest investments, you want to make sure your home is well protected all year long. A surprise leak or ice damming during the winter months is not something any homeowner wants to deal with. Professional Roof ..read more

While many homeowners know the importance of a roof and the essential role it plays in protecting a house, few take the time to understand the different parts that make up a roof and what each part does. These individual components have a variety of jobs and make significant contributions to both the function and the aesthetic of a roof, and yet, they get little attention or acknowledgement. Two of these components are the fascia and soffit. It’s worth knowing what these parts are and what they bring to a roof in general, but especially if you need soffit and fascia installation at any point ..read more

Having proper roof insulation is essential. Too much or too little can leave your home at uncomfortable temperatures. Poor insulation can leave your home exposed to critters and wildlife. It can also be responsible for cold drafts and cause energy bills to increase. Roof insulation is particularly important in places like Toronto, where we experience a varied temperature climate with extreme highs and lows. When roof insulation is at a recommended level, it helps maintain a consistent temperature in your home, keeping the heat out in the summer and the heat indoors in the winter. When roof ins ..read more