Roofing · Siding · Eavestroughs · Garages · High River, Alberta
High River Exteriors
High River's housing runs from post-2013 rebuilds still on their first roof to established homes in Highwood and Montrose approaching their second — plus the ranch acreages spread across Foothills County. We handle roofing, siding, eavestroughs and garages across town, about 45 minutes south of Calgary.
High River, Alberta · 65 km from our shop
Your High River roofing, siding & garage crew.
For High River homeowners we are the roofing, siding, eavestrough and garage team that treats a ranch bungalow out toward Wallaceville the same way we treat a two-storey in Hampton Hills — installation to manufacturer specification, premium warrantied material and a written workmanship warranty behind every job. The housing here spans the full range: post-2013 rebuilds still on their original roofs, established homes in Highwood, Montrose and Sunrise approaching a second one, and rural acreages carrying long eave runs and full wind exposure.
The 2013 flood reshaped this town's housing stock in a way that still shows on inspection. A large number of properties were rebuilt or substantially repaired within a few years of each other, which means they were roofed within a few years of each other and are now approaching the end of that material together. As with Airdrie, if your neighbours are re-roofing it is not a coincidence — it is worth an inspection even if your roof looks fine from the driveway.
High River sits on the southern edge of the hail corridor, and storms that track down the foothills through Okotoks frequently carry on through here and out toward Nanton and Vulcan. Hail claims are a normal part of our work in this town, and the process rewards doing things in the right order: inspection first, then documentation, then filing, then the adjuster meeting with us on-site. On most approved claims, homeowners pay only their deductible.
Wind is the other constant. High River sits on open ground with the foothills to the west, and there is very little to break a chinook by the time it gets here. Wind damage concentrates at rakes, ridges and the first courses above the eave, and creased shingles — folded by uplift without tearing off — are common and invisible from the ground.
The town has its own development and building permit process, distinct from Foothills County's, for both re-roofing and detached garage construction. We handle those applications as part of the job, which also matters at resale when a buyer's lawyer asks for the permit history.
Out in Foothills County, the acreage work around Blackie, Cayley, Aldersyde and the ranch country west of town is a normal part of our schedule rather than an exception. Those properties have larger roof areas, no windbreak, longer eave runs than a town lot, and drainage that has to be planned around a septic field and a well head. We schedule them as whole-site visits — house, garage, shop and outbuildings in one trip — because sending a crew forty-five minutes out for one building is inefficient for everyone.
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Everything we do in High River
Roofing in High River
Asphalt Shingle Roofing in High River
Premium asphalt shingle roofing built to shrug off Calgary hail, chinook wind and forty-below winters
Roof Replacement & Reroofing in High River
Full tear-off roof replacement — the deck inspected, the flashings new, the system rebuilt from the sheathing up
Roof Repair & Maintenance in High River
Leaks, flashing, valleys and wind damage fixed properly — and honest advice when a repair is genuinely the right answer
Storm & Hail Damage Roofing in High River
Hail and storm restoration with the insurance claim handled — documented, scoped, and built back properly
Siding in High River
Vinyl Siding in High River
Vinyl and insulated vinyl siding — the biggest visual change per dollar, hung so it can actually move
Fiber Cement (James Hardie) Siding in High River
James Hardie fibre cement — non-combustible, hail-resistant, and the finish that reads premium from the street
Soffit & Fascia in High River
The eave line done as one assembly — vented soffit, sound fascia, and an attic that can finally breathe
Eavestroughs in High River
Seamless Eavestroughs in High River
5" and 6" seamless aluminum rolled on-site to the exact length of your roofline — no mid-run joints to leak
Gutter Guards & Leaf Protection in High River
Leaf protection where tree cover justifies it — and an honest 'you don't need this' where it doesn't
Downspouts & Drainage in High River
Downspouts and extensions sized and placed properly — because where the water ends up is what actually matters
Eavestrough Repair & Cleaning in High River
Sagging, leaking or clogged — repaired, re-pitched and cleaned, with a straight answer on when to replace instead
Garages in High River
Garage Building & Construction in High River
Detached garages built from the pad up — permits handled, roofing and siding matched to the house, one crew throughout
Garage Roofing in High River
Garage roofs re-shingled properly — the same system and the same warranty as the house, at a fraction of the cost when bundled
Garage Siding & Exterior Finishing in High River
Garage siding, soffit, fascia and trim — matched to the house so the back of the property finally looks finished
Nearby
We also cover the communities around High River
Why High River chooses us
Local, accountable, warrantied.
High River FAQ
Common questions from High River
A lot of homes here were rebuilt after 2013. Does that matter for my roof?
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It does. A large number of High River properties were rebuilt or substantially repaired within a few years of each other, which means they were roofed within a few years of each other and are approaching the end of that material together. If your neighbours are re-roofing, your roof is likely the same age and product.
Does High River get hail?
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Yes. It sits on the southern edge of the corridor, and storms tracking down the foothills through Okotoks frequently carry on through here toward Nanton and Vulcan. Hail claims are a normal part of our work in this town.
Do you work on acreages around High River?
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Regularly — Blackie, Cayley, Aldersyde, Mossleigh and the ranch country west of town. Those properties have larger roofs, no windbreak, longer eave runs and drainage that has to be planned around a septic field and well head. We schedule them as whole-site visits covering house, garage, shop and outbuildings in one trip.
Is wind a problem for roofs here?
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Yes. High River sits on open ground with the foothills to the west and very little to break a chinook. Damage concentrates at rakes, ridges and the eave courses, and creased shingles — folded by uplift without tearing off — are common and invisible from the ground.
Do I need a permit in High River?
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Yes, and the Town of High River's process is distinct from Foothills County's for both re-roofing and detached garage construction. We handle the applications as part of the job.
How far is High River from your shop?
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About 45 minutes south on Highway 2. It is a regular part of our schedule, and we plan out-of-town work so the crew and materials arrive together and the job runs continuously rather than in stop-start trips.
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On-site inspection anywhere in High River and the surrounding area. Honest written quote, insurance-claim help if you need it.