Flat-roof specialists, not a general contractor with a ladder.

The specialty

Most roofing companies treat flat and low-slope membrane work as something they'll handle if asked. iRoof treats it as the core of the business. Torch-on and cold-process SBS modified bitumen is the anchor skill, alongside TPO, EPDM, CBC and built-up systems — the kind of membrane work a residential-first roofer usually subcontracts out rather than masters.

That specialty is why property managers and facility managers call iRoof specifically when a flat roof needs someone who understands systems and drainage detail, not just shingles laid over a deck.

Also residential — by design, not by accident

Alongside commercial and flat-roof work, iRoof handles residential roofing: replacement, repair, storm and hail damage, and insurance claims support for homeowners across Edmonton and the surrounding region. It's staffed and scheduled as its own line of work, not treated as filler between commercial jobs.

Crew & site conduct

Crews work in hi-vis, follow the same access and staging plan agreed with the client before mobilization, and clean the site at the end of every working day — whether that site is a downtown commercial roof over an occupied building or a residential driveway. Watertight tie-in at day's end is standard on every job in progress, not an exception.

Why local matters in this climate

A membrane specified for a milder climate fails early here. Edmonton roofs see freeze-thaw cycling, ponding and drain failure, heavy snow load, hail season, wind uplift, and a roughly 70 °C swing between winter and summer extremes. Everything iRoof specifies — system choice, insulation, flashing detail — is chosen against those conditions specifically, because Alberta is the only climate the company builds for.