VANCOUVER HOMEOWNER GUIDE · 2026

Roof replacement cost in Vancouver

Updated October 2026. Prepared by Paragon Roofing BC.

Paragon's published Vancouver asphalt planning range is $14,000 to $26,000. It is a broad budget reference, not a quote for a set roof area. This guide separates that range from a dated proposal and explains materials, hidden repairs and installation details.

Understand the costs Discuss your roof
Side aerial of Vancouver character home roof before age-based replacement, hip and gable layout, Kensington-Cedar Cottage, Paragon Roofing BC
Before replacement: the roof planes of our documented Prince Albert Street project in Vancouver.

START WITH THE EVIDENCE

How much does roof replacement cost in Vancouver in 2026?

Paragon's published Vancouver planning range for architectural asphalt roof replacement is $14,000 to $26,000. This is a broad budgeting reference, not a measured citywide average or a quotation for a particular roof size. A documented September 2026 Paragon quotation for a 2,552 square foot asphalt roof in North Vancouver was $19,700 plus GST. Metal, cedar, synthetic and flat roof assemblies require their own scope and pricing.

The range comes from our published Vancouver project guidance. The quotation is separate evidence from a nearby municipality, not a completed Vancouver job. Neither establishes the price of your home. Confirm measured roof area, removal, disposal, flashing, ventilation, deck allowances and taxes before comparing totals.

Scroll across to compare every column on smaller screens.

2026 roof replacement pricing evidence. Canadian dollars. Vancouver planning guidance and a separate North Vancouver quotation.
Reference Price and roof area What the number means
Architectural asphalt, Vancouver planning range $14,000 to $26,000. No single roof area specified. Published Paragon budget guidance. Not a fixed scope or statistical average. Confirm inclusions, repair allowances and taxes in a written estimate.
Architectural asphalt, North Vancouver quotation dated September 29, 2026 $19,700 before GST. $20,685 including GST. Measured roof area: 2,552 square feet. One existing asphalt layer, 6/12 pitch and 11 roof planes. Includes removal, disposal, specified underlayment, installation, flashing work and cleanup. New skylights, approved plywood replacement and optional upgrades are additional. Retained components must be identified in the proposal.
Plywood allowance in that quotation $95 plus GST per installed 4 by 8 foot sheet A project specific unit price, not a universal Vancouver rate. Quantity requires inspection and approval. Structural repairs need a separate scope.
New skylights in that quotation $800 plus GST each, optional Applies to the quoted units and installation conditions only. Different sizes, curb work, interior finishes or electrical work can change the price.

Pricing reviewed for this guide in October 2026. The September quotation had a 30 day validity period. It is an example of a defined proposal, not an offer to perform the same work at every property. Obtain a current system specific proposal for metal, cedar, synthetic or flat roofing.

For an early scenario, use the roofing cost calculator. For the price you can contract against, request a measured inspection and an itemized written quotation.

MEASURE THE ROOF

Roof square footage is not house square footage

Roofing is priced from the roof surface, not the total living area inside the house. A two storey home can have much less roof than a bungalow with the same interior area. Overhangs, porches, additions and slope add surface that a floor plan does not show.

For a simple roof at a uniform 6/12 pitch, the sloped surface is about 1.118 times its horizontal projected area. A 2,000 square foot projection would therefore have about 2,236 square feet of sloped roof, before accounting for missing overhangs or separate roof sections. This is geometry, not a price estimate. Waste from cutting shingles is another calculation.

A roofing square means 100 square feet of roof coverage. Ask whether a quotation's quantity is measured surface area or the material order including waste. Those numbers should differ on many roofs.

Why equal roof areas can produce unequal quotes

A straightforward gable roof has long, repeatable runs. Add short valleys, dormers, chimneys and roof to wall junctions and more time goes into cutting, fitting and waterproofing the same area. The expensive detail may be only a few feet long.

Pitch affects safe access and production. Steeper slopes may need additional staging, fall protection and careful material handling. A narrow Vancouver side yard or a laneway with limited loading space changes how debris leaves and new material arrives. Confirm parking, bin placement, delivery access and protection of neighbouring property before work is scheduled.

Multiplying the North Vancouver example by 1,500, 2,000 or 3,000 square feet would make a tidy table. It would not produce reliable quotations. Fixed setup costs, roof geometry and hidden conditions do not scale evenly.

COMPARE THE WHOLE JOB

What a complete roof replacement should include

A replacement scope should describe the roof assembly and the work needed to install it. “Supply and install shingles” leaves too much unanswered.

Scroll across to compare every column on smaller screens.

Vancouver roof replacement scope checklist. Confirm each item in the 2026 proposal. No automatic inclusions are implied.
Work item What should be clear before signing What can increase cost
Tear off and disposal Number and type of existing layers, removal depth, haulage and disposal charges Extra layers, heavy debris, restricted access or materials requiring special handling
Deck inspection and repairs Inspection, refastening, included allowance and approved repair unit prices Rot, split planks, delaminated plywood, inadequate support or structural damage
Underlayment and membrane Exact products, coverage, laps and roof sections receiving self adhering protection Low slopes, heat requirements under metal or a system requiring full deck protection
Flashing and penetrations What is new, what stays, metal specification and how walls, chimneys and skylights connect Custom bends, siding removal, masonry repairs or inaccessible old flashing
Ventilation and exhaust Intake, exhaust, unobstructed airflow and any duct corrections Closed soffits, inaccessible attic bays or bathroom fans discharging into the attic
Site protection and cleanup Protection for landscaping, windows and paths, daily cleanup, debris removal and nail collection Delicate landscaping, limited staging, additional carrying distance or special access equipment

Gutters, fascia, soffits, skylight units, chimney rebuilding, insulation, interior ceiling repairs and structural work are not automatically part of reroofing. List them as included, excluded or separately priced. A small phrase such as “existing flashing retained where serviceable” can change the scope considerably.

Known before tear off versus unknown until tear off

Roof area, visible pitch, access and the chosen product can usually be established before work begins. An attic inspection can reveal staining and ventilation problems. It cannot expose every piece of decking under the old covering.

Agree on a hidden condition procedure in advance: photographs, the reason a repair is necessary, the quantity, the unit price or separate quotation, and who authorizes the change. If more than one repair option is practical, ask what each solves. An allowance is a budget provision, not proof that the deck is sound.

CHOOSE A SUITABLE ASSEMBLY

Which roofing material makes sense for Vancouver?

The best choice fits the slope, supporting structure, appearance, budget and maintenance you are prepared to arrange. On a renovated Vancouver house, the main roof and a shallow addition may need different systems.

Scroll across to compare every column on smaller screens.

Residential roofing options for Vancouver, reviewed October 2026. Price factors describe installed replacement scope, not material only prices.
Material Where it can fit Details that affect price and performance
Architectural asphalt A practical option for suitable sloped residential roofs Deck condition, shingle line, starter and ridge products, nailing, ventilation and flashing. The budget reference above applies to this category only.
Premium architectural shingles A heavier profile or particular appearance Confirm the actual product, weight, accessories, installation requirements and upgrade price. Premium appearance does not correct a failing deck.
Standing seam metal A durable panel roof where the specified system suits the slope and geometry Panel profile, metal thickness, coating, clips, thermal movement, underlayment and custom flashing. Exposed fastener panels are a different system.
Cedar shake Homes where a wood roof is appropriate for the design and applicable requirements Grade, exposure, fastening, ventilation and the supporting assembly. Shade and debris make ongoing care particularly relevant.
Cedar to asphalt conversion A change of roof covering with a reassessment of the deck Spaced sheathing may need a suitable solid deck. Quote removal, resheeting, edge heights, ventilation and flashing as a conversion.
Synthetic cedar or synthetic slate A cedar or slate appearance using a specified manufactured product Product approval, roof slope, deck requirements, spacing, fastening and accessories. Synthetic is a category, not one uniform material.
Flat and low slope membranes Shallow additions, porches and other roof areas below the chosen shingle system's limits Drainage, insulation, substrate, drains, parapets and transitions. Torch applied work also requires a suitable fire safety plan.

Explore the details of asphalt shingles, metal roofing, cedar shakes and synthetic slate after narrowing the assembly that fits your roof.

How long will the new roof last?

No material has a dependable Vancouver expiry date. A warranty term is not a prediction of service life. Installation, product grade, roof exposure, moisture management, maintenance and the condition of flashings all matter.

Asphalt generally has a lower initial cost than a detailed standing seam or synthetic installation. Metal may support a longer ownership horizon, but its coating, seams and penetrations still need attention. Cedar's condition depends heavily on drying and care. Synthetic products need product specific evidence and warranty review rather than a blanket lifespan attached to the word synthetic.

Ask for realistic service life assumptions for the proposed assembly and examples of that product in local service. We do not present broad 50 or 70 year claims as established outcomes for every Vancouver roof.

What changes when cedar comes off?

Look below the shakes before choosing the replacement. Spaced boards that supported a cedar assembly may not provide the continuous nailing surface a shingle or synthetic system needs. Our Vancouver cedar conversion information explains why this is more than a material swap.

Sheet thickness, support, panel joints and fastening must suit the existing framing and the new assembly. Do not assume one plywood thickness is correct for every house. Added deck height also changes the relationship to gutters, skylight curbs and wall flashing.

FROM PLANNING TO A WRITTEN SCOPE

What does your roof need?

Share the property location, existing roof material and the work you are considering. Mention known leaks, access restrictions and any proposed change in material. These details help shape the assessment and written scope.

Use the form below or call 604 358 3436.

Paragon Res Roof Install #2

WHAT IS UNDER THE COVERING

What happens if rotten plywood or damaged planks are found?

Unsound decking must be addressed before it is covered. New roofing needs a stable base and reliable fastener holding. A sheet that is soft, decayed or separating into layers cannot be made sound by laying underlayment over it.

Old plank decking is not automatically defective. Inspect its condition, gaps, movement and ability to support the selected system. Local repairs may be enough. Widespread deterioration, unsuitable gaps or a material conversion may call for more extensive work.

Our September 2026 quotation used $95 plus GST per installed plywood sheet. At that particular rate, five approved sheets would add $475 plus GST and ten would add $950 plus GST. These are arithmetic examples of that proposal's allowance. They do not price framing repairs, every plywood specification or every access condition.

Ask for photographs before the repair is covered and a record of the quantity installed. If rafters, trusses or load bearing connections are damaged, stop treating the problem as a simple sheathing allowance. The repair may need a separate design, permit or specialist assessment.

FOLLOW THE WATER

The details that keep Vancouver rain outside

Roof coverings shed water. The junctions decide where that water goes next. Valleys collect it, wind can drive it towards walls, and an upper downspout can concentrate it on a lower roof. These details deserve their own lines in the proposal.

Underlayment and ice and water membrane

Underlayment is the secondary layer below the roof covering. A self adhering ice and water membrane provides additional protection at specified vulnerable areas. They are not interchangeable simply because both arrive in rolls.

Confirm the exact product and coverage at eaves, valleys, penetrations and low slope transitions. Full deck membrane may be required for a particular assembly; it is not a universal substitute for a moisture and ventilation assessment. Metal systems can require products suited to the temperatures beneath the panels.

For asphalt, the selected shingle's current instructions govern slope limits and low slope treatment. A shallow roof may need different underlayment preparation. Below the product's permitted slope, use an appropriate membrane assembly.

Valleys, walls and chimneys

A valley is where two slopes meet and concentrate runoff. Its lining, laps, fasteners and finished water channel must follow the selected roof system. Debris from overhanging trees should not be allowed to dam that channel.

Step flashing is a sequence of metal pieces woven into the roofing where a slope meets a wall. Counterflashing or the wall's water shedding layers protect its upper edge. If siding must be lifted to make that connection, include the work in the price. Surface sealant cannot replace the missing connection.

A chimney needs an assessment of both the flashing and the masonry above it. Replacing shingles will not cure water entering through damaged masonry. Ask whether a cricket, the small diverter behind a chimney, is required for that roof configuration.

Specify flashing material, thickness and finish. “New metal” is incomplete. A gauge number alone also does not establish suitability: different metals, shapes and locations have different requirements. Avoid applying a single 30 gauge or 26 gauge specification to every detail.

Nails, fasteners and deck movement

Fasteners must suit the product, substrate and corrosion exposure. Nail length has to account for the assembly being fastened. Nail placement and depth matter just as much: an overdriven nail can damage a shingle, while a raised head can interfere with the course above it.

For metal, distinguish concealed clips from exposed fasteners and ask how the system accommodates movement. A more expensive covering does not excuse an unstable deck or an improvised penetration detail.

Should skylights be replaced at the same time?

Sometimes. Inspect the unit, glazing seals, curb, flashing and surrounding deck. An older skylight nearing replacement may be economical to address while the roof is open. A sound unit may be retained with appropriate flashing.

Make the decision explicit. “Skylight flashing included” does not mean “new skylight included.” Separate the unit, curb changes, flashing kit, interior finish and any electrical work. The $800 quotation example above is not a universal installed skylight price.

LOOK INSIDE THE ATTIC

Ventilation starts at the soffit, not at the new roof vent

Adding exhaust vents cannot fix an attic that has no effective intake. Check the whole air path: entry at the eaves, clearance above insulation and an appropriate route to the exhaust.

Older Vancouver houses may have painted over or closed soffits, tight sloping ceilings, isolated attic bays or later additions that interrupt airflow. The correct response depends on the assembly. A vent count copied from a different house is not a design.

Bathroom and kitchen exhaust must be assessed separately from attic ventilation. A fan discharging moist air into the attic is a moisture source, not ventilation. Staining beneath the deck can come from indoor moisture as well as rain entry, so establish the cause before assuming the shingles are responsible.

Ask the proposal to identify intake and exhaust products, effective vent area, blocked paths and any duct or air sealing work. The applicable bylaw and requirements of the actual roof assembly control the ventilation design.

MAKE THE SCOPE FIT THE CONDITION

Repair or replace: decide from the condition of the whole roof

A localized defect on an otherwise serviceable roof may be a repair job. Widespread deterioration or several failing details can make replacement the more sensible use of money. Age helps frame the inspection. It does not make the decision by itself.

Scroll across to compare every column on smaller screens.

Repair versus replacement questions for Vancouver homeowners
Repair may be reasonable when Replacement deserves a closer look when
A leak has a defined cause and a durable repair can connect to sound surrounding material. Leaks recur at unrelated locations or deterioration extends across several slopes.
The deck is sound and matching compatible repair material is available. The covering is brittle, severely worn or cannot be lifted and repaired reliably.
The remaining roof has useful service life and the repair addresses the cause. Major deck, flashing or ventilation work would require opening much of the roof anyway.

Ask what the repair is expected to solve, what it will leave untouched and how the remaining roof was assessed. A temporary weatherproofing measure is not the same as a durable repair. There is no reliable rule that a repair costing a particular percentage of replacement is automatically wrong.

Watch for repeated ceiling stains, missing or displaced roofing, damaged flashings, persistent wet areas and changes in the roof line. Moss alone does not prove that the whole roof needs replacing. Assess the covering beneath it and the conditions keeping that area damp. Arrange a Vancouver roof repair assessment when the problem appears localized.

PLAN THE WORK

What happens during replacement, and how long does it take?

A residential asphalt replacement can take several working days, but roof area alone is a poor schedule predictor. Our documented Prince Albert Street project took three days. That is one completed project, not a promise for every house.

  1. Inspection and scope. Measure the roof, review access and inspect the attic where accessible. Select materials and document exclusions.
  2. Site setup. Agree on deliveries, bin placement, parking, safe entrances and protection of windows, gardens and paths.
  3. Controlled tear off. Remove roofing in areas that can be managed safely and weatherproofed. Inspect exposed decking and report hidden conditions.
  4. Deck and detail work. Complete approved repairs, underlayment, membranes and the necessary flashing connections in the correct sequence.
  5. New covering. Install the chosen system and accessories to its requirements, including fasteners, caps, vents and penetrations.
  6. Cleanup and handover. Remove debris, check drainage, collect nails, review photographs and supply warranty and maintenance information.

Can a roof be replaced during Vancouver's rainy season?

Yes, when the forecast, site conditions and chosen system permit safe installation and reliable weather protection. A calendar booking is not permission to expose the whole roof regardless of weather.

Ask how much will be opened at once, how unfinished areas will be secured, who checks temporary protection and what happens if the forecast changes. Do not assume every underlayment is an unrestricted temporary roof. Exposure limits and installation conditions are product specific.

Wet substrates, high winds, cold weather application requirements and hidden repairs can delay progress. A credible schedule separates working days from elapsed days and leaves room for weather decisions. Do not accept a fast finish as a substitute for a dry, suitable substrate.

Living at home during the work

Expect noise, vibration, deliveries and restricted access around active work. Move vehicles before the bin arrives, secure fragile items and discuss pets, children and work from home needs. Keep out of exclusion areas.

On tight Vancouver properties, protecting finished landscaping takes planning before tear off. Confirm where material will be lowered and carried. Magnetic cleanup helps collect steel nails, but it cannot guarantee that every piece of debris has disappeared, especially in gravel or planted beds. Ask for a final ground inspection and a clear contact if something is found afterwards.

Permits and property restrictions

The City lists installing roofing among projects that generally do not require a building permit, while structural repairs generally do. A changed roof form, structural work or property specific restrictions can change the answer. Confirm the actual scope with the City before starting. Vancouver has its own Building By-law.

DOCUMENTED VANCOUVER PROJECT

A Vancouver character home: what tear off revealed

Our April 2026 Prince Albert Street project in Kensington Cedar Cottage shows why the deck and water routes matter. The owner chose replacement before reported leaks. Removal exposed damaged plank decking around a plumbing vent and along a valley.

Exposed roof deck during Paragon's Prince Albert Street replacement in Vancouver
After removal: the deck could be assessed directly.
Wall flashing and downspout water channel on the Prince Albert Street Vancouver roof
Wall and drainage details needed attention alongside the roof covering.

Damaged sections were replaced with half inch plywood. The work included architectural shingles, new drip edge, wall flashing beneath cedar siding and a custom water channel below an upper downspout. The project took three working days.

The lesson is specific: a roof can have concealed deck damage before the owner reports an interior leak. It also shows why “new shingles” does not describe the whole job. The project page includes photographs and a video. No price for this Vancouver project is implied by the separate North Vancouver quotation above.

THE SAME VANCOUVER PROPERTY

From existing roof to completed covering

These images belong to the same Prince Albert Street project described above. Roof geometry and the finished covering are visible; photographs do not establish every concealed detail or a price for your property.

Side aerial of Vancouver character home roof before age-based replacement, hip and gable layout, Kensington-Cedar Cottage, Paragon Roofing BC
Before replacement: intersecting roof planes and the existing covering.
Completed roof with new IKO architectural shingles and Vancouver skyline, Prince Albert St, Paragon Roofing BC
After replacement: architectural shingles across the main roof and dormer.

See the complete Prince Albert Street project record.

COMPARE LIKE FOR LIKE

How to compare Vancouver roofing quotes without missing the expensive details

Compare the same scope before comparing the total. Ask each proposal to answer the questions below in writing. An omission is something to clarify, not evidence of bad intent.

Scroll across to compare every column on smaller screens.

Roofing proposal comparison checklist. Use the same questions for every quote.
Proposal item Question to resolve
Measurements and product What is the measured roof area? Which product line, colour, starter and ridge components are included?
Removal How many layers are included? Are loading, haulage and disposal covered?
Decking What repairs are included? What is the installed unit price, specification and approval process for additional work?
Membranes Which underlayment and self adhering membrane will be used, and exactly where?
Flashings Which pieces will be replaced or retained? What material and thickness? Is siding or masonry work included?
Ventilation How were intake and exhaust assessed? Are blocked soffits or incorrectly terminated fans addressed?
Fasteners What type, corrosion resistance and length suit the assembly? What installation pattern applies?
Skylights and drainage Are new units, curbs, gutters, downspouts, drains and interior finishes included or excluded?
Site and weather Who manages access, temporary protection, daily cleanup, final nail collection and weather delays?
Commercial terms Are taxes shown? When does the quote expire? What triggers payments and how are changes authorized?
Warranty and handover What workmanship and material coverage applies? Who registers it and what documents will you receive?

A modest difference in shingle price can be overwhelmed by omitted resheeting, retained wall flashing or seven optional skylight replacements. Put those choices beside the headline total. Then decide which scope you actually want.

If you are ready to move from research to a property assessment, our Vancouver roof replacement service page explains the next step. This guide is the reference for understanding the work and comparing the proposal.

READ THE ACTUAL TERMS

Warranty, contractor checks and care after installation

A workmanship warranty addresses specified installation obligations. A material warranty addresses specified product coverage. Read both. The word lifetime does not tell you who pays for removal, labour, disposal or consequential damage.

Check the covered work, exclusions, registration requirements, transfer rules and how a claim is made. Ask which term applies to your actual proposal. Paragon's published materials and project documents show different workmanship terms, so this guide does not substitute one blanket promise for the contract. Review our roofing warranty information alongside your written warranty.

Before signing, confirm the contracting business, applicable licensing, current insurance and worker coverage. Ask who supervises the roof, how to reach that person and who handles changes. Request examples of similar roof assemblies and local detailing, rather than judging experience from a photograph of a different system.

After completion, keep the proposal, change approvals, photographs, product details and warranty documents together. Arrange inspections appropriate to the roof and its exposure, keep drainage routes clear and check after significant storms. Tree canopy, shade and recurring debris can justify closer attention. Avoid cleaning methods that damage the roof covering.

If financing is part of the decision, compare the total repayment, interest, fees and conditions with the cash quotation. Paragon's financing information is a starting point; approval and terms must be confirmed for the application.

PLAN AHEAD

Planning a roof replacement for 2027

There is no verified percentage increase built into this guide for 2027. We do not have a documented supplier or labour forecast that justifies one.

If you expect to replace next year, establish the roof's condition now and ask how long a current quotation remains valid. Before booking, refresh material availability, product specifications, labour and access costs, taxes, financing terms and the intended installation window. A change in your roof's condition may matter more than a small change in material price.

Plan for known repairs and agree how hidden work will be priced. If the roof is already leaking, ask what interim repair can reasonably protect it and what that repair will not solve. Waiting for a different calendar year does not repair a failing detail.

QUICK ANSWERS

Common roof replacement questions

How much does roof replacement cost in Vancouver?

Paragon’s published architectural asphalt planning range is $14,000 to $26,000. It is a broad budget reference, not a citywide average or a fixed price for a set roof area. Measured roof area, removal, deck repairs, access, flashings, ventilation and taxes must be clear in your estimate. Other materials need their own scope and pricing.

Is a 2,000 square foot house the same as a 2,000 square foot roof?

No. Floor area, projected roof footprint and sloped roof surface are different measurements. Overhangs, pitch and additional roof planes change the area. Ordering waste is another allowance; it is not extra installed roof surface.

Does the North Vancouver quotation set my Vancouver price?

No. The September 29, 2026 proposal is a separate, dated example for a specific 2,552 square foot roof in North Vancouver. It is not a completed Vancouver project or a universal rate. Its scope, GST, exclusions and 30-day validity remain specific to that proposal.

What happens if damaged decking is found?

Agree in advance how concealed damage will be documented, priced and approved. A sheet allowance does not establish the final quantity. Framing or structural repairs can require separate assessment and scope beyond replacing roof decking.

Should I repair the roof or replace it?

A localized defect may suit repair when the surrounding covering, deck and details remain serviceable. Widespread deterioration, repeated problems or incompatible materials can support replacement. Ask for the findings and the limits of each proposed option.

Can I stay home during a roof replacement?

Often the work can be planned around an occupied home, but confirm access, noise, deliveries and exclusion areas with the contractor. Discuss children, pets, parked vehicles and work-from-home needs before the work starts.

Can roofing work proceed during rain?

The forecast, substrate condition and selected system must allow safe work and suitable weather protection. Ask how opened areas will be limited and secured, and how the schedule changes when conditions deteriorate. A booking date is not a promise to install in unsuitable weather.

Will my skylight be replaced with the roofing?

Not automatically. Flashing around an existing skylight is different from supplying a new unit, altering the curb, interior repairs or electrical work. The estimate should state which items are included and which remain separate.

Does a roofing warranty guarantee the roof’s lifespan?

No. Manufacturer product coverage and contractor workmanship coverage have different terms. Review exclusions, labour, transfer rules, registration and care requirements in the actual documents. A warranty period is not a guaranteed service-life prediction.

Do I need a Vancouver building permit?

The City lists installing roofing among projects that generally do not need a building permit. Structural repairs and other changes can alter that answer. Confirm the actual scope and any property-specific restrictions with the City before starting.

REQUEST AN ASSESSMENT

Plan the next step for your Vancouver roof

Tell us the roof's approximate age, known leaks, material preferences and any access constraints. We can then assess repair or replacement and explain the proposal's inclusions, exclusions and hidden condition allowances.

Request a roof assessment Call 604 358 3436

Use the form below to describe your property and project. You can also email contact@paragonroofingbc.ca.

Paragon Res Roof Install #2

BUSINESS INFORMATION

Paragon Roofing BC

Review our business profile alongside the written proposal for your home, including its specified products, scope and coverage.

View Paragon Roofing BC on BBB
BBB Accredited Business