A big hailstorm rolls through Winnipeg. Maybe you heard it hammering against the windows. Maybe you walked outside afterward and found shingles in the yard. Then, before you’ve had much time to think about your roof at all, someone knocks on your door offering to inspect it. They might be a perfectly legitimate roofing contractor.
What Is A “Storm Chaser” Roofing Company And How Can You Avoid One? Read More »
Strong northwest winds are a common challenge for homeowners in The Maples. Whether you live near Elwick Community Centre, Maples Multiplex Arena, or the surrounding residential streets, your roof is regularly exposed to powerful gusts that can take a toll over time. Repeated wind exposure can loosen, lift, or damage shingles, increasing the risk of
Northwest Wind Walls: Choosing High-Wind Shingles For The Maples Read More »
Living near parks or on tree-lined streets is one of the advantages of owning a home in Kildonan. Mature trees add shade, privacy, and character, especially around homes near Kildonan Park, Fraser’s Grove Park, the heavily treed stretches of Scotia Street in West Kildonan, and established pockets off Henderson Highway in East and North Kildonan.
Park-Side Protection: Roof Repair In Winnipeg For Tree-Heavy Lots Read More »
WINNIPEG, MB: The internet is full of information – and misinformation. Even asking ChatGPT could provide one with misinformation. M&M Roofing and Exteriors, a roofing contractor serving Winnipeg and the surrounding areas, wants Winnipeggers to know about a bit of misinformation it has found online: Claims that the Manitoba Building Code (2024) requires all roofs
M&M Roofing And Exteriors Warns Winnipeggers To Be Cautious About Online Roofing Claims Read More »
