Southern Vancouver Island roofing

Roof replacement and repairs, done honestly and done right.

From a single leak to a complete tear-off and reinstallation, we tell you plainly what your roof needs, put it in writing, and let you follow the work online from start to finish.

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What we do

Our focus is complete roof removal and reinstallation, and repairs that actually last.

  • A crew of roofers working on a two-story home, installing synthetic underlayment and new plywood decking on a steep roof pitch using ladders and safety gear.

    Roof Removal and Reinstallation

    Complete tear-off down to the deck, deck repairs where needed, and a new roof installed to manufacturer specifications.

  • A detailed close-up showing a contractor's hands placing dark asphalt shingles over printed roofing underlayment and securing them with a coil nail gun.

    Roof Repairs

    Leaks, lifted or missing shingles, flashing failures, and storm damage, diagnosed properly and repaired to last.

  • Dark silhouette of a worker wearing a hard hat perched on top of a roof peak, framed by a soft orange and purple sunset.

    Emergency Roof Repairs

    Active leaks and storm damage secured quickly to protect the inside of your home.

  • A new residential home under construction surrounded by trees, wrapped in protective house wrap with dark asphalt shingles installed across multiple roof gables.

    New Build Roofing

    Roofing for new homes, additions and garages, coordinated with your builder and schedule.

  • A technician wearing work overalls, gloves, and sunglasses using a pressure washer wand to spray down a corrugated roof panel and clean out the gutter underneath.

    Gutter Cleaning

    Gutters and downspouts cleared so water leaves your roof the way it should.

  • A detailed close-up shot of a tangled bundle of illuminated holiday lights featuring blue, red, green, and warm gold bulbs against a dark background with blurred bokeh lights.

    Christmas Lights Hanging

    Holiday lights hung safely along your roofline, eaves and peaks, billed by the linear foot, with no ladders for you and no holes in your roof.

  • A professional roofer in a hard hat and blue work overalls carrying a toolbox while standing at the top of a ladder to inspect dark asphalt roof shingles.

    Roof Inspections

    A clear, photographed assessment of your roof for buying, selling, insurance or peace of mind.

Follow your project as it happens

Every reinstallation customer receives a private online account. You can see exactly which stage your project is at, view photographs and short video clips from the job site as the crew uploads them, and keep your contract, permits and warranty documents in one secure place for the life of your roof.

How our warranties work

  1. Permitting
  2. Materials delivered
  3. Crew dispatched
  4. Tear-off
  5. Installation
  6. Final inspection

Answers before any work starts

You receive a written estimate that sets out materials, the scope of the work, how deck repairs are handled if we find damaged sheathing, and the warranty that applies. If a repair will do the job, we will say so. If it will not, we will explain why, with photographs.

Built for west coast weather

Long, wet winters, moss, wind-driven rain and coastal exposure are hard on roofs. Proper underlayment, flashing and ventilation matter as much as the shingles you see. Learn more in our roofing education section.

What homeowners say

5.0 out of 5 from 44 Google reviews

Reviews from Google

  • We hired Doc to replace our roof and have been really pleased with the service he provided. Doc is really friendly and knowledgeable. He made sure we knew what was happening every step of the way. When unexpected issues came up, he clearly explained the problem and what the solution would be and...

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    Veronica Verigin 3 weeks ago

  • I have been extremely pleased with David; his professionalism, attitude & efficiency is outstanding. My roof needed inspection to determine course of action. David was up on the roof taking pictures of the roof’s condition, which allowed me to make the decision to replace the asphalt shingles. He...

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    Trudy Danard 4 months ago

  • David was referred to us by our neighbour. He is passionate about giving his customers quality products and quality workmanship. Doc is a perfectionist and a stickler for details. We were kept informed of the progress as he worked reroofing our home. Doc is professional and approachable.
    I would r...

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    Nancy McDougall 3 months ago

  • Doc did a great job on our roof. Really nice guy, great communication and a hell of a hard worker. Would highly recommend anyone to get doc to work on their roof. 👍

    Mitchell Cunningham 3 months ago

  • Doc (David) recently took time out of his very busy day to give me some tips on installing drip edge on my shed roof. He was so friendly, encouraging and knowledgeable. I will definitely be contacting Docs roofing repairs when I need work on my house roof. Thanks Doc!

    Kim M 4 months ago

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Common questions

How much does a new roof cost on Vancouver Island?

The price depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the material you choose, how many old layers have to come off, the condition of the roof deck underneath, and details such as chimneys, skylights and access. Asphalt shingles are usually the most affordable option; metal and cedar cost more.

We give every homeowner a free written estimate after looking at the roof.

How is my house kept dry if it rains during a roof replacement?

We remove only as much roofing as we can make watertight the same day, and cover any open areas with underlayment or tarps before we leave. On Southern Vancouver Island, we plan each tear-off around the forecast and stop work if heavy rain or high winds arrive.

What should I do while I wait for an emergency roofer?

Move furniture and electronics away from the leak, catch dripping water in buckets, and lay towels down to protect floors. If water is near light fixtures or outlets, turn off power to that area at the breaker panel. Take photos of the damage for your insurance claim.

Can you hang Christmas lights on a two-storey house or a steep roof?

Yes. Our crew works at height every day and uses proper fall protection on two-storey homes and steep roofs. Sections that need extra safety equipment are priced on your quote before any work begins.

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