Your roof takes on more than shingles and flashing. It protects your family, your belongings, and one of the biggest investments you will ever make, and in the Fraser Valley it has to do that against heavy winter rain, sudden wind shifts off the canyons, and the kind of moist coastal air that shortens the life of a roof that was not built for it. At Midas Construction, we provide residential and commercial roofing installation, repair, and replacement throughout the Fraser Valley, and every project is backed by direct owner involvement from the first inspection to the final walk-through.
Whether you are dealing with a leak that is already threatening your ceilings, an aging roof that has quietly passed its best years, or a new build that needs a roofing system chosen right the first time, we bring the same standard: proven materials, careful installation, and a process you can actually follow. We have been doing this since 1993, and that experience shows up in the details most homeowners never think to ask about until something goes wrong.
A roof over a home is not a single decision, it is a series of smaller ones: what material fits the house and the budget, how the attic is ventilated, and whether the installation protects the energy efficiency you are already paying for. We walk you through each of those decisions instead of handing you a one-size quote.
Materials we install and repair:
Every residential job includes attention to ventilation and insulation, not just the shingles on top. A roof that breathes properly keeps your attic from trapping heat and moisture, which protects the materials above it and can noticeably improve your home’s comfort and energy performance. We size the intake and exhaust venting to the house, not to a generic formula, and we flag any insulation gaps we find along the way so you know exactly what you are working with.
Commercial roofs answer to a different set of demands than residential ones. Larger spans, different load and drainage requirements, and a business that cannot simply pause while work happens overhead all change how a project needs to run.
Our commercial roofing services are built around that reality:
Whether you are managing a warehouse, a retail building, or a multi-unit commercial property, we scope the roofing system to how the building is actually used, not just its square footage.
Roofing warranties come in two parts, and it is worth knowing the difference before any work begins. A manufacturer warranty covers defects in the material itself, granules failing prematurely, a manufacturing flaw in the membrane, that kind of thing. A workmanship warranty is separate, and it covers the quality of the installation itself: flashing detail, fastening, and how the system was put together. We stand behind our workmanship on every roof we install, and we walk you through exactly what is covered under each warranty before you sign off on anything, so there are no surprises if something needs attention down the road.
We serve homeowners and business owners across the Fraser Valley and Greater Vancouver, and that regional focus matters more with roofing than with almost any other trade. A roofing system that performs well in a dry climate can fail here within a few seasons if it was not detailed for our rain volumes and wind patterns. Every roof we install accounts for that from the start, with flashing and drainage detail sized to what this region actually throws at a roof, not a generic install.
If you want to see the difference before you commit to a project, take a look at our project gallery, or read what past clients have said about working with us. We would rather earn your trust with the work than ask you to take our word for it.
It comes down to age and extent. An isolated issue on a roof that is still within its expected service life is usually a repair. Multiple leaks, widespread curling or cracking, or any sagging point toward replacement. When in doubt, we would rather assess it in person than have you guess from the ground.
Cost depends on the size and pitch of your roof, the material you choose, and how much of the old roofing needs to come off first. Rather than quote a generic range that may not fit your property, we provide a firm estimate after seeing the roof directly.
Metal roofing generally outlasts asphalt shingles by a wide margin, and cedar can also outperform standard asphalt when it is properly treated and maintained. The right choice depends on your budget, your home’s style, and how long you plan to stay in it.
It depends on the scope of work and your municipality. Straightforward re-shingling or repair work often does not require a permit, but anything that changes the roof’s structure or shape usually does. We handle that determination and the permit process for you as part of project management.
Yes. Every installation includes a workmanship warranty covering how the roof was installed, separate from the manufacturer warranty on the materials themselves. We explain both in plain terms before the project starts.
Emergency leak repairs can often be addressed regardless of season, but full replacements are best scheduled around drier stretches whenever possible. We work with you to time the project sensibly rather than rushing it into bad weather.
