Have you ever noticed that the roof alone accounts for a third of your home’s visible surface? So when it’s time to replace it, there are many considerations to take into account, such as style and weather resistance. Being aware of roofing trends for 2024 will help you make the right choice. This year’s trends are nature-inspired with neutral colours, while offering a balanced fusion of tradition and modernity. Explore these trends and the new colours developed by BP’s CHROMA® Colour Lab to make an informed decision that enhances your property’s unique look.. Nature-Inspired Colours Asphalt s ..read more

When enhancing your home’s exterior, aim high! People are increasingly discovering that their roof can have a dramatic impact. The look of your roof can make or break your property’s curb appeal. It’s a good idea to be on top of today and tomorrow’s roofing trends. This is easier than ever since leading roofing expert BP Canada has just announced roofing directions for 2023 and beyond!.   Grey is the new black Topping the list of on-trend roofing colours is grey, but not the standard one we’re used to. Think complex, nuanced grey-beige or “greige,” infused with a mix of nature-inspired to ..read more

The time has come to change your roof and you are wondering how to choose THE best professional for your roof and your expectations. We understand! Because it is such a significant investment, it is especially important that new roofing be installed properly. Quality work will prevent leaks and insulation problems, which can otherwise result in a major – and unexpected! – expense. Improper installation may also void the manufacturer’s warranty. Five “musts” to choose your ideal roofer If you are reading this article, you probably have not yet found the answers you are looking for. Or you are n ..read more

Power bills tend to fluctuate along with the weather. Summertime highs and winter lows have a direct impact on our heating and cooling costs. While your first reaction may often be to limit your energy use (heating, baths, etc.), if your home is not optimized to retain heat in winter (and it out in summer), even the most zealous of efforts will not give the hoped-for results. Our insulation experts’ tips for improving your home’s energy efficiency Inspect the attic The best times to inspect your attic are in the spring, before it gets really hot, and in the fall, before the temperatu ..read more

When we mention winter’s cold and how to keep our homes cozy, the first thing that likely comes to mind is good insulation. And we are right, of course! Poor insulation will make your heating bill explode in the dead of winter. But is that the only criterion needed to evaluate the performance of a wall? Not according to the National Building Code. In addition to the insulation aspect (the well-known R-value) and strength, the National Building Code pays particular attention to moisture control. Moisture: the #1 Enemy Moisture control means preventing condensation, water, and moisture from accu ..read more

When choosing a new roof, it’s not enough to consider the features and manufacturer of each asphalt shingle model or even the type of shingle to install (architectural-laminate or the classic “3-tab”). Although these are important considerations, you want shingles that complement your home. But it can be difficult to determine whether the new roof will match your home when it is complete, particularly when relying only on a photo or shingle sample. Which makes a roof visualization tool such as the new BP Visualizer so useful in giving you an accurate preview of the final result once your new r ..read more

Easy to install and extremely practical—a suspended ceiling just makes sense! And not only in your basement, but in other rooms as well. Suspended ceilings allow easy access to electrical wires, ventilation ducts and even pipes that would otherwise be inaccessible without damaging your ceiling first. What’s more, replacing one or more ceiling tiles is simple in the event of a water leak, breakage or soiling.   Personalized suspended ceilings The days of personality-free suspended ceiling tiles that all look the same are over! BP Canada’s LIFESTYLE ceiling tiles have been designed to adapt ..read more

The new range of Manoir asphalt shingles takes its inspiration from the breathtaking beauty of Europe’s spectacular castles, which have stood the test of time and excited generations of builders. Now it’s your turn to enjoy the finest collection of roofing shingles on the market today. Give your roof the royal treatment it deserves!   BP Canada | Shingles: Manoir | Colour: Versailles BP Canada | Shingles: Manoir | Colour: Vienna BP Canada | Shingles: Manoir | Colour: Bavaria BP Canada | Shingles: Manoir | Colour: Balmoral BP Canada | Shingles: Manoir | Colour: Carcassonne The ult ..read more

“Net Zero” is a term many find intriguing. But what does it really mean? What are the real benefits of a Net Zero home? And how can you take advantage of them? We will attempt to demystify those questions in the following article. Net Zero, explained This term refers to energy consumption and production. A building is said to be “zero energy” or “zero net energy” when it produces as much energy as it uses. This term also serves as the basis of a number of certifications, including Net Zero Home (NZH) and Net Zero Ready Home (NZRH), both of which are issued by the Canadian Home Builde ..read more

Is it time to redo your roof? And how about changing the colour as well? A roof is a major visual element, sometimes making up a third of the visible portion of your home. This is why you should take into consideration its colour and how well it goes with the house’s exterior surroundings. Making the right choice here can even have a positive impact on the value of your property. How to choose the colour of your shingles What are Canada’s favourite roof colours? Neutral colours are the most popular. Shades of brown, black and grey are the top choice across Canada. There are certain regional di ..read more