Big or small jobs — from minor repairs to full roof replacements, masonry rebuilds and commercial work. Call 1-888-457-7076.
The Kingsway and Tudor-style roofs
The Kingsway and Humber Valley Village feature 1920s–1940s homes with steep gables, clipped roof ends, decorative brick and stone, and tall chimneys. Some have slate or cedar roofs, or were re-roofed with asphalt over time. Steep slopes and detailing require careful planning for safety and appearance.
Chimneys on these homes are often large and decorative, with many joints exposed to weather. Repointing and crown repair need compatible mortar and craftsmanship to preserve the look.
Mimico, New Toronto and Long Branch
South Etobicoke near the lake has a mix of early twentieth-century homes, former cottages and newer infill. Lake wind and moisture increase wear on roof edges, flashing and masonry on the exposed side.
Small lots and narrow side yards affect access and debris removal. We plan staging and neighbour protection before work starts.
Islington, Markland Wood and postwar bungalows
Central and west Etobicoke includes many postwar bungalows and split-levels in areas like Islington-City Centre West and Markland Wood. Many have had insulation upgrades and repeated re-roofs. We check decking, ventilation and flashing when replacing roofs.
Carports and low-slope sections are common; if shingled at too low a pitch, a membrane may be the better long-term choice.
Rexdale and north Etobicoke
North Etobicoke includes 1960s–1970s homes, townhouse complexes and low-rise commercial buildings. Flat roofs on plazas and townhouses need attention to drains, seams and parapet flashing.
Concrete steps, retaining walls and walkways here often show freeze-thaw and salt damage. We assess and recommend repair or rebuild as appropriate.
Working in Etobicoke
Etobicoke is part of the City of Toronto, so the City of Toronto may require a building permit; we'll confirm what's needed. Every job starts with an inspection, followed by a free estimate as a written quote and a written contract covering materials, areas, exclusions and access.
Statley is WSIB covered. See our Toronto page for city-wide information, or call 1-888-457-7076.