Sardis Roofer
Sardis is about as close to home as our work gets. Kory and Johnny Peters are brothers, both live in Chilliwack, and have been roofing the Fraser Valley since 2016.
Call or text 604-728-0146. We answer 6 AM to 10 PM, seven days. The inspection is free.
- A free inspection, every time, with no obligation
- Photos of your own roof, so you are not taking our word for it
- One written price, with what is included and what is not
- A ten year labour warranty on our work
- WorkSafeBC coverage and $2,000,000 liability insurance
Two kinds of roof, one neighbourhood
Sardis is unusual because it holds two completely different roofing problems inside a few streets of each other, and they do not get solved the same way.
The older streets off Vedder Road are reaching the end of a first or second roof. Mature trees shade them, moss takes the north facing slopes, and the question is usually whether there is still life left in the roof or whether it is time. That is an honest question with an honest answer, and sometimes the answer is that it can wait another couple of years. We will tell you that.
Garrison Crossing and the newer parts of Promontory are the opposite. The roofs are not old. What they often are is builder grade, finished to a price, and the first things to give are the flashings, the valleys and the ventilation rather than the shingles. A newer home with a leak usually has an installation problem, not a worn out roof, and that is a much smaller and cheaper conversation if somebody looks properly first.
What we look at on a Sardis roof
Moss on the shaded slopes
The Vedder corridor is damp and the tree cover is heavy. Moss holds water against the shingle instead of letting it run off, so a roof that never dries out ages faster than one that does.
Wind detail on the Promontory hillside
The hillside gets more wind than the valley floor, and wind finds the edges of a roof first. Lifted shingles and failed edge details show up there before they show up down in the flats.
Flashings on the newer builds
Chimneys, skylights, valleys and anywhere the roof meets a wall. On a newer home this is where the trouble almost always is.
Ventilation
A roof can be perfectly watertight and still have a moisture problem, and replacing the shingles will not fix it. We check this while we are up there rather than selling it separately.
Metal panels going on a steep pitch in Sardis, harnessed and tied off.
Sardis roofing questions
Do you charge for a roof inspection in Sardis?
No. The inspection is free, every time, with no obligation attached to it. Johnny gets on the roof, photographs what he finds, and you get the photos whether you hire us or not. Call or text 604-728-0146 to book one.
My house in Garrison Crossing is not old. Why would it need a roof?
Age is not the only thing that ends a roof. Newer subdivisions are often finished with builder grade materials chosen to hit a price, and the details that fail first are the flashings, the valleys and the ventilation rather than the shingles themselves. A newer home with a problem usually has an installation problem, not a worn out roof, and that is worth knowing before anyone quotes you for a full replacement.
Why is there so much moss on my roof off Vedder Road?
Shade and damp. The mature trees along the older Vedder Road streets keep north facing slopes from ever drying out properly, and moss holds water against the shingle instead of letting it run off. It can be cleared without damaging the shingles and then treated to slow the regrowth, but it does come back in this climate. Anyone promising you a roof that never sees moss again is selling something.
Is Promontory harder to roof than the rest of Sardis?
It is more exposed. The hillside gets more wind than the valley floor, and wind finds the edges of a roof first, which is why lifted shingles and failed edge details tend to show up there before anywhere else. The access on the steeper lots also takes longer to set up safely. None of that changes how we quote it, but it does change how long the job takes.
How fast can you get to Sardis?
We are based in Chilliwack, so Sardis is about as close as our work gets. We answer the phone 6 AM to 10 PM, seven days, and we get back to every enquiry within 24 hours. If we miss you, we call back.
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How it works
Six steps, start to finish. No surprises, no pressure.
- 1
Call or text us
Evenings and Saturdays too. We get back to you within 24 hours.
- 2
We come out and get on the roof
The inspection is free. We take photos and show you what we find.
- 3
You get your quote by email
One clear price, what is included and what is not. Nothing gets added after the fact.
- 4
Pick your shingle colour and book your date
Reply "approved" and pay the deposit. On small repairs that is half up front. On a full roof it covers your materials.
- 5
We do the job
Most repairs take a day. A full roof is usually about three days, weather permitting. We clean up every day.
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Walk it with us, then pay the balance
Every job carries our 10 year labour warranty, and the shingles carry the manufacturer’s own warranty.
If your home was built before 1990, we check the build year before quoting any work that disturbs existing material, and we tell you up front if asbestos testing is needed.
Free, no obligation
Get a free roof assessment in Sardis
Tell us what you are seeing and we will come and look. We will give you a straight answer about what the roof needs, and what it does not.
Get $1,000 off a full roof replacementSee offer terms
- 10 Year Labour WarrantyOn every roof we install
- $2,000,000 Liability InsuredHUB International
- WorkSafeBC RegisteredRegistered and in good standing with WorkSafeBC
- Red Seal Journeyman BoilermakersIndustrial trained owners
- Free Roof InspectionsEvery time, no obligation
- Reply Within 24 HoursCall or text, 7 days
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