Roofing Products
Roofing Products | Siding Solutions | Roofing | Thorn Hill
From the first shingle to the final trim, HEP’s team brings decades of hands-on experience to every rooftop in Thorn Hill. Our curated line of architectural shingles, metal panels, and protective underlayments is chosen for one reason: to keep your home secure through Appalachian winds, rains, and blazing summer suns. Homeowners love the way our colors pop, insurance agents love the way our warranties read, and everyone loves the fact that we back our craftsmanship with local, 24/7 support.
Yet great curb appeal doesn’t stop at the roofline—that’s why we pair our premium roofing products with smart siding solutions that are as tough as they are beautiful. Whether you lean toward classic vinyl, insulated composites, or sleek board-and-batten looks, HEP delivers flawless installation, superior energy efficiency, and a boost in resale value that makes your neighbors take notice. Let us wrap your Thorn Hill home in protection and style that lasts for decades.
FAQs
What types of roofing materials do you offer for homes in Thorn Hill?
We carry a full range of roofing products to match Thorn Hill’s architectural styles and weather conditions: premium architectural asphalt shingles, standing-seam and ribbed metal panels, composite/slate alternatives, cedar shakes, and flat-roof membranes such as TPO and EPDM. All materials are CSA-approved, meet Ontario Building Code requirements, and come in multiple colour profiles to match our vinyl or fibre-cement siding lines.
How can I tell whether I need a roof repair or a complete replacement?
Warning signs include shingles that are curling or missing, granule loss collecting in gutters, leaks or water stains in the attic, sagging roof decking, and ice-dam formation during winter. If the roof is under 15 years old and damage is localized, a repair is often sufficient. Roofs older than 20–25 years or showing widespread deterioration generally require replacement. We provide free, no-obligation inspections in Thorn Hill and supply a photo report so you can make an informed decision.
Are your siding products energy-efficient and suitable for Thorn Hill’s climate?
Yes. Our insulated vinyl siding features an R-value up to 3.5 and integrated moisture channels to prevent trapped condensation during humid summers. Fibre-cement and engineered wood options are factory-sealed against freeze-thaw cycling, resist winds up to 200 km/h, and carry a Class A fire rating. All siding solutions can be paired with Tyvek or Blueskin weather barriers and additional rigid-foam insulation to exceed Ontario’s SB-12 energy-efficiency requirements.
How long will a typical roofing or siding installation take?
A standard 2,000 sq ft pitched-roof replacement with asphalt shingles usually takes 1–2 days, while metal roofing may require 3–4 days due to custom panel fabrication. Siding installation timelines vary by material: vinyl projects average 3–5 days, whereas fibre-cement or composite siding can take up to a week. Our crews work year-round (weather permitting), and we provide a detailed schedule up front so you always know what to expect.
Do you offer warranties and financing for roofing and siding projects?
Absolutely. Manufacturer warranties range from 25-year limited to lifetime coverage, depending on the product chosen. We also provide a 10-year labour warranty that is transferable to the next homeowner. For budgeting convenience, we partner with Financeit and ecoEnergy programs to offer zero-down, low-interest payment plans as well as potential rebates for ENERGY STAR-approved upgrades.
How do you ensure safety and compliance with local building codes in Thorn Hill?
Our installers are WSIB-insured, Working at Heights certified, and follow strict fall-protection protocols, including guardrails and lifelines. All permits are obtained through the City of Markham (which governs Thorn Hill) prior to project start. We schedule mandatory site inspections at tear-off, mid-installation, and completion stages to confirm adherence to Ontario Building Code, ESA electrical clearances, and manufacturer specifications.