Commercial Roofing in Nisku and Leduc

A Nisku shop roof works harder than it looks. Welding and paint booth exhaust lands on the membrane. Overhead crane rails and heaters hang from the structure, so a leak lands right where people work. And many shops have been expanded more than once, which leaves joints between old and new roof sections that move differently through the seasons.

• Expansion joints and tie-ins between original buildings and later additions.
• Exhaust fans and make-up air units over welding bays and paint booths.
• Large door headers and parapets where drifting snow piles up.
• Older metal or built-up roofs over the office section that were never upgraded.

In Leduc itself, the work is more varied: retail plazas, offices, schools and community buildings, alongside light industrial on the edges of the city. The issues are the familiar ones for the region: ponding at drains, freeze-thaw at flashings, rooftop units added without proper curbs, and hail damage after summer storms. Repairs, maintenance programs and replacements on ageing SBS and built-up roofs make up most of the calls. Retail and office work is scheduled around tenants and opening hours, with entrances kept clear and each section closed in at the end of the day.

Many Nisku businesses work for owners who prequalify every contractor, and they expect the same from theirs. Rain is registered with ISNetworld, Avetta and ComplyWorks, holds COR, and provides WCB-Alberta clearance letters and insurance certificates on request. Torch-on work is covered by a hot-work endorsement and done with a fire watch on every job.

Nisku and Leduc are a short run down Highway 2 from Edmonton. Our 24/7 emergency line covers both, with crews on site within 4 hours for active leaks. For shop owners with several buildings, a spring and fall maintenance program keeps every roof on one schedule.