Tell Us About Your Project, We'll Tell You What We'd Check
Email us with your address and a description of what's going on. We'll follow up with what an honest assessment looks like for your situation.
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How to Reach Us
We work by email, on purpose — it means your quote, your scope, and your timeline are all in writing, and nothing gets lost between an initial message and a follow-up.
Email us with the basics
Your address, roughly how old the home is, and what's prompting the project — repair, replacement, storm damage, or something else.
We'll follow up with next steps
That might mean scheduling an in-person assessment or asking a few clarifying questions first, depending on the project.
We serve the whole GTA from our Whitby base
Durham, York, Peel, and Halton Regions, plus the City of Toronto, are all within our regular service area.
Photos help, especially for repairs or storm damage
If you're emailing about damage, a few photos let us give you a more accurate initial read before we're on site.
Contact Questions
What's the best way to reach you?
Email. It keeps your quote and project details documented in writing rather than relying on a phone conversation.
How quickly do you respond?
We aim to follow up promptly, though response time can vary during storm season when inspection requests spike.
Do you serve my area?
We're based in Whitby and serve the Greater Toronto Area, including Durham, York, Peel, and Halton Regions and the City of Toronto. Email us your address if you're unsure.
What information should I include in my first email?
Your address, the type of project (repair, replacement, soffit/fascia, storm damage), and any photos if relevant.
Is there a cost for a quote?
Reach out by email and we'll confirm the details of an assessment for your specific project.
Email Us to Start a Scoped Quote
Include your address and a bit about the project — we'll take it from there.
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