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How to Hire a Roofing Contractor in Toronto

  1. Describe your project

    Tell us your roofing project type (full replacement, repair, or leak), your Toronto neighbourhood, and your preferred timeline.

  2. Receive three matched quotes

    Reviewed local contractors will reach out to you with quotes.

  3. Compare and verify credentials

    Review each quote, confirm WSIB coverage, and ask for references from recent local jobs.

  4. Choose and schedule

    Select the contractor that fits your budget and timeline. Confirm permit responsibility in writing before work begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does roof replacement cost in Toronto?

Asphalt shingle roof replacement in Toronto typically runs $8,000-$18,000 for a standard bungalow. Price depends on roof size, slope, existing layers, and materials chosen. Getting multiple quotes is the best way to find fair market pricing.

Do Toronto roofing contractors need to be licensed?

Yes. In Ontario, roofing contractors who employ skilled trades workers must carry valid WSIB coverage and comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Always verify your contractor's credentials before signing a contract.

What roofing permits are required in Toronto?

A building permit is required in Toronto for full roof replacements (stripping to deck) and structural repairs. Your licensed contractor should pull the permit - if they ask you to do it, that is a red flag.

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