Same river city, very different roofs

Housing changes quickly across this city. Downtown holds tall, steep Victorians that need careful flashing at every dormer and valley. Marysville's mill-era homes carry their own proportions and roof lines. Nashwaaksis mixes postwar bungalows with later infill, while Southwood Park and Uptown Fredericton are newer subdivisions where builders chose a wide range of pitches and materials. On the northside, Devon and Barker's Point sit close to the river, and Skyline Acres and Forest Hill add elevation, wind exposure and tree cover to the picture. A good scope accounts for all of that before a single panel is ordered.

Downtown FrederictonTall Victorians, complex rooflines→ DevonNorthside streets near the river→ NashwaaksisPostwar bungalows, family blocks→ MarysvilleMill-era homes, classic proportions→ Barker's PointRiverbank lots, open exposure→ Southwood ParkNewer subdivisions, varied pitches→ Skyline AcresHigh lots, wind and weather exposure→ Forest HillHillside homes under mature trees→ SilverwoodWooded lots on the west side→ Uptown FrederictonProspect Street corridor, new builds→

Your street not listed? If your home is in Fredericton or nearby, ask us. A local professional has very likely worked on a roof like yours already.