COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL ROOFING

ROOFING SERVICES IN CONCORD

Jerry's Roofing and Renovation works across Concord, from the warehouses and industrial buildings off Highway 7 and Keele Street to the residential pockets tucked between them. Commercial flat roofs and family homes get the same careful approach.

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LOCAL ROOFING EXPERTS

Best Roofing Service in Concord

Concord is one of Vaughan’s main employment areas, and that shapes most of the roofing work here. Warehouses, distribution centres and light industrial units line the roads around Highway 7, Keele Street and the 407, with the CN MacMillan Yard close by. Around the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre at Highway 7 and Jane, new high-rise towers keep changing the skyline, while smaller residential streets sit in between the industrial blocks.

  • Large warehouse and distribution roofs, where a single leak can put stored stock or equipment at risk
  • Ongoing high-rise and mixed-use construction around the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre subway station
  • Residential pockets set between industrial blocks, separate from the bigger subdivisions elsewhere in Vaughan

On a Concord commercial roof, we plan around business hours, loading docks and equipment access before a crew shows up, so the building can keep running while we work. Homes on the residential streets get the same planning, with a tidy site and clear timing from the start.

Dark grey asphalt shingle roof in Concord with tree-lined residential streets, condo towers and low office buildings in the background

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Flat & Low-Slope Roofing in Concord

Flat & Low-Slope Roofing in Concord

Flat and low-slope roofs cover most of Concord’s industrial floor space, and they’re big, often stretching across an entire warehouse or distribution building. On a roof that size, trouble usually starts at the seams, the drains and every spot where a rooftop unit or vent breaks through the membrane. Water that’s still sitting days after rain is an early warning sign.

Depending on the building, we install single-ply EPDM or TPO, or a modified bitumen system. On large roofs we can often fix the failing area instead of replacing everything, and we’ll schedule the work so it doesn’t get in the way of deliveries or the building’s daily operations.

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Metal Roofing in Concord

Plenty of industrial and commercial buildings in an area like Concord use metal roofing, with corrugated or standing seam panels covering large areas. Over the years, fasteners loosen, sealant dries out and rust can start at cut edges and laps. Because of that, an older metal roof often needs targeted repairs long before it needs replacing.

We repair and replace metal roofs on commercial buildings, including resealing laps and swapping out failed fasteners. On houses in Concord’s residential pockets, we install standing seam panels or metal shingles for owners who’d rather not think about their roof again for a very long time.

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Metal Roofing in Concord

Steep-Slope Roofing in Concord

Steep-Slope Roofing in Concord

In Concord, steep slope shingle roofs are mostly found on the detached homes and townhouses in its residential pockets rather than on the industrial buildings around them. Small problems like a lifted shingle or cracked pipe flashing cost far less to fix early than after water has reached the attic, soaked the insulation and stained a ceiling.

We repair and replace asphalt shingles on Concord homes and rebuild worn flashing around chimneys, vents and skylights. We also check attic ventilation, since poor airflow traps heat and moisture and shortens the life of a shingle roof, and we correct it as part of the job where it’s needed.

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OUR EXPERIENCE

A Trusted Roofing Partner in Concord

As a second-generation family roofing business, Jerry's Roofing and Renovation has more than 20 years of know-how behind it. In Concord, that experience goes to two very different kinds of property. On one side are large commercial and industrial roofs, where every day of downtime costs the owner money and a leak can damage stock or equipment. On the other are family homes on the quiet residential streets between those buildings. A warehouse owner needs a clear plan, a realistic schedule and a repair that holds. A homeowner wants to know what's wrong and what it'll take to fix it. Both get the same straight answers from us.

Our base in Mississauga keeps us within easy reach of Vaughan's employment lands, and our crews are used to working around busy commercial sites, trucks and loading schedules. Every job is backed by our guarantee on workmanship, and we don't consider a roof finished until the owner is happy with it, whether that's a warehouse off Highway 7, a light industrial unit near the 407 or a house on one of Concord's residential streets.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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Concord property owners, from warehouse and facility managers to homeowners, tend to ask us similar things. These are the answers we give most often.

Can You Repair A Warehouse Roof Without Shutting Down Operations?

In most cases, yes. We plan the work around deliveries and working hours, and on large flat roofs we often repair one section at a time so the building keeps running.

Why Does Water Pool On My Flat Commercial Roof After Rain?

Ponding usually points to a blocked drain, a sagging deck or a low spot in the insulation. Water that sits for more than a couple of days puts extra strain on the membrane, so it's worth finding and fixing the cause.

Should An Old Metal Roof On An Industrial Building Be Repaired Or Replaced?

It depends on how much of the metal is still sound. Loose fasteners, failed sealant and rust at the edges can usually be repaired, while widespread corrosion or leaks in many places mean replacement makes more sense.

Do You Also Roof Houses In Concord?

Yes. Alongside commercial work, we repair and replace shingle and metal roofs on detached homes and townhouses in Concord's residential areas. Our services page covers each roof type in more detail.

How Often Should A Commercial Flat Roof Be Inspected?

Twice a year is a sensible routine, usually in spring and fall, plus a check after any major storm. Regular inspections catch small seam and drain problems before they turn into leaks over stock or equipment.