Winter is now well and truly here in the Victoria area, and with it comes plenty of rain, wind and snow that can wreak havoc on old or improperly maintained roof. We highly recommend that…
At Shoreline Roofing we strongly recommend making sure your roof is properly insulated before the real cold weather hits us here on Vancouver Island. Well-insulated roofs increase energy efficiency and save you money on heating…
A failing roof is one of the most pressing concerns for any homeowner as it can make your home essentially unlivable. Older or improperly maintained roofs are particularly vulnerable to failing in severe weather conditions,…
Although Vancouver Island is more known for rain than it is for snow, winter storms can still blanket all parts of the Island in heavy snow from November onwards. Even relatively light snowfalls can pose…
Winter in the Victoria area means rain and wind – and even the occasional snowstorm. Even with the wet and windy weather we receive during the colder months, many homeowners in the Victoria area overlook…
Replacing the roof of a home can be very expensive, especially if widespread moss growth has enabled excessive moisture to enter in through your roof. This moisture can cause your roof timbers to rot, necessitating…
This corner of Vancouver Island has gained a well-deserved reputation as a wonderful place to live and work. With mild, occasionally snow-free winters and sunlit summers, many people are drawn to live and work here…
Your roof ventilation probably isn’t something you think about very often, but it plays an important role in many aspects of day-to-day life in your home. Having the right amount of ventilation in your attic…
Shoreline Roofing is proud to celebrate its 12th anniversary of Better Business Bureau (BBB) accreditation this week! Shoreline Roofing is an A+ member of the BBB and is proud to serve a wide range of…
Shingles are a thin piece of building material manufactured for use on roofs and sometimes siding on homes. Cedar and fiberglass shingles are shaped with a thicker butt end. They are typically installed in overlapping…