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Langdon Roofing & Siding Contractor

Roof replacement and siding for Langdon homes, from Boulder Creek and the newer streets to the older houses in the original part of the hamlet.

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  • HAAG® certified roof inspector
  • 10-Year Labour Warranty
  • One-year follow-up inspection
  • WCB-covered, harnessed crews

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“Bears Valley Roofing did a fantastic job after the storm took a toll on my roof. They were kind, professional, punctual and did excellent quality work for a very reasonable price. Highly recommend them!”

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A Langdon roofer for a hamlet that grew up fast

Langdon is a hamlet in Rocky View County, about 12 km east of Calgary where Highway 560 meets Highway 797. In 1991 it had 279 residents; the 2021 Census counted 5,497, living in about 1,760 homes.

That means most houses here went up in the last 30 years, in areas like Boulder Creek and newer developments such as Painted Sky and the Bridges of Langdon. The earliest of those roofs are now two or three decades old.

Grey asphalt roof with dark trim

Exterior work across Langdon

Our Langdon work covers two-storeys, bungalows and detached garages, from the ridge down to the eavestroughs.

Finished grey architectural shingle roof on an inner southwest Calgary home, drone view

Our specialty

Roof Replacement

We strip the roof to bare wood and build it back with new membranes, vents and flashings before the shingles or metal go on.

Front of a two-storey home with new fibre cement siding and trim

Exteriors

Siding Replacement

Fresh vinyl, fibre cement or steel cladding for two-storeys, bungalows and garages, with trim to match.

Roof vent and flashings checked during a roof maintenance visit in Cochrane, AB

Roof maintenance

35-Point Roof Tune-Up

For roofs that aren’t ready for replacement: we reseal flashings and vents, replace damaged shingles and check for weak spots. Typically $1,500–$5,000 + GST, with a 2-year warranty.

Shingle roofs in Langdon

Most Langdon houses were built with asphalt shingles, and whole streets went up within a few years of each other. Replacing one is a full tear-off and rebuild, never a layer over the old roof. How we replace a roof.

Malarkey Emerald Pro certified contractor

Malarkey Emerald Pro™ certified contractor

We are certified at Emerald Pro, the top tier of Malarkey’s contractor program, and we install complete Malarkey roof systems so eligible roofs can get enhanced manufacturer coverage.

Architectural shingles

Most popular

The usual upgrade from a first-generation roof: heavier, layered and more resistant to wind.

Impact-rated shingles

A heavier shingle with better hail resistance, worth a look if you plan to stay put.

Finished red architectural shingle roof on a Dalhousie, Calgary home, top-down drone view
Close-up of new red architectural shingles and hip ridge cap on a Dalhousie, Calgary roof
Grey metal roof with skylights on a two-storey home
Close-up of straight standing-seam metal roof panels

Built for wind

Metal roofs for Langdon homes

Some owners replacing their first roof ask about going to steel. It sheds snow, gives the wind nothing to peel back and lasts for decades, though the upfront cost is higher, so we put a metal price beside the shingle price for you to weigh. More on metal roofing.

Siding replacement in Langdon

On a street where the houses were built together, the siding tends to fade and crack at about the same rate. Replacing it alongside the roof and eavestroughs means the colours match and the work happens in one stretch. We wrap the walls and flash windows and doors before any panel goes on. Browse siding choices.

Fibre cement

Our top pick

Our first pick for most homes: it will not burn, resists dents and keeps its factory colour for years. Lap, board-and-batten and shingle profiles are available.

Vinyl

Keeps costs down and gives a 20-year-old house a fresh face.

Metal siding

Durable steel for garage walls and feature accents, and a match for a metal roof.

Two-storey home with new dark board-and-batten and white lap fibre cement siding
Aerial view of new fibre cement siding on a two-storey gable

What we build into a Langdon roof

A roof is only as good as the parts you cannot see. Here is where we put the extra effort.

Old roof stripped during a roof replacement, drone view

01

Sound sheathing

Bare wood tells the story. Any sheathing that is damp, soft or delaminated gets cut out and replaced before anything new goes down.

Roof with pack of asphalt shingles

02

Protection at eaves and valleys

Membrane along the eaves and in the valleys guards the spots where snow piles up and ice dams form.

Skylight and flashing checked during a roof inspection

03

New boots and flashings

Skylight curbs, plumbing stacks and roof vents all get fresh flashing and boots, since tired seals there cause most leaks.

Roof ridge cap and exhaust vent on a suburban home

04

Wind-rated nailing

Langdon sits on flat, open land with little to slow a gust. High-wind nailing, sealed starter rows and fastened ridge caps keep the shingles where they belong.

Your Langdon roof replacement, step by step

From first call to cleanup, here is what to expect. A typical house is done in a day or two after materials arrive.

The first step is a visit to your home, where we get on the roof and record its condition with photos.

  1. 01

    Photo inspection

    We climb up, check the roof surface, flashings and ventilation, and send pictures so nothing is hidden from you.

  2. 02

    Itemized quote

    Scope, products and schedule in writing, plus pricing for siding or eavestroughs if they need doing as well.

  3. 03

    Clean yard, start to finish

    Waste goes straight into the bin, and magnetic nail sweeps cover the lawn and driveway at the end of every day.

  4. 04

    Final check, then a year later

    Once the roof is done we look it over with you, and we schedule a second look roughly twelve months out.

Signs a Langdon roof needs attention

Neighbours getting new roofs

Langdon grew from under 300 people in 1991 to over 5,000 by 2016. When several houses on your street are being replaced, yours likely went on around the same time.

Damage after a windstorm

On June 28, 2022, straight-line winds knocked down buildings and trees in Langdon. Missing shingles, lifted ridge caps or bent vents after a storm like that need a look before the next rain.

Stains below skylights and stacks

A water mark on the ceiling under a skylight or plumbing stack usually means the flashing or boot has worn out.

Heavy ice at the eaves

Big icicles or stains near outside walls in late winter point to poor attic ventilation or missing eave protection.

Troughs pulling away

Sagging or overflowing eavestroughs dump meltwater beside the foundation. Seamless troughs with better-placed downspouts solve it.

Lower roofline of a two-storey home during a roof inspection
Lower roofline of a two-storey home during a roof inspection
Shingle eave edge with drip edge and eavestrough
Shingle eave edge with drip edge and eavestrough

Our promise to Langdon homeowners

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Warranty in writing

A written 10-Year Labour Warranty comes with every roof, and select shingles are backed by their maker for up to 50 years.

WCB

Safe, respectful crews

Every crew is WCB-covered and harnessed, and the driveway and sidewalk stay clear while we work.

1 year

A visit one year later

We schedule a check about a year after the job, once the roof has been through a winter.

Serving Langdon, Chestermere and east Rocky View

We work across Langdon, from Boulder Creek and the newer streets to the original part of the hamlet, plus Chestermere, Conrich, Indus, Dalemead and the east side of Rocky View County. Nearby, see our pages for Chestermere, Rocky View County and Calgary. The closest project in our portfolio is a hail damage inspection and new roof in Calgary.

Questions from Langdon homeowners

Don’t see your question? Call us at (403) 333-0319.

Roof area and pitch, the number of layers to strip, deck repairs and whether you go with shingles or steel. We look at the roof first, then give you a figure.

Age alone does not decide it; the shingle product, attic ventilation and storm exposure all matter. We get on the roof, take photos and tell you honestly whether replacement makes sense yet.

Yes. Straight-line winds on June 28, 2022 damaged buildings and trees in Langdon, and lifted shingles can leak long after a storm passes. Looking from the ground for missing pieces or bent vents is a good first step.

A day or two for a typical house after delivery. Steep pitches or added siding make it longer.

Yes. Our 10-Year Labour Warranty is in writing on every roof, and certain shingles add up to 50 years of manufacturer coverage.

Yes: Chestermere, Conrich, Indus, Dalemead and Strathmore, as well as all of Langdon.

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