Compare established local Toronto roofers and get connected with up to 3 roofing contractors serving your area.
A clearer starting point for your roof.
No obligation to choose a contractor.
There are plenty of roofing companies in Toronto. Knowing which ones have the experience for your particular roof is the harder part. A leak on a row house, a flat-roof addition, and a full shingle replacement call for different conversations.
123Roofers helps you get that conversation started. Describe your property once, and your request can be shared with up to 3 suitable Toronto roofing contractors. Compare Toronto roofers on the proposed work and how clearly they answer your questions. You decide who feels right.
If your search started with “roofers near me,” include your address and neighbourhood. It helps us look for roofers in the Toronto area who actually cover your location.
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Tell us about the roof.Compare Toronto roofers for the work your property needs, from a small leak to a different roofing system. If you are not sure, tell us what you have noticed.
Toronto roof repair for leaks, damaged shingles, and flashing problems. Start with an assessment of the source.
Request roof repair in Toronto
Compare replacement options when wear is widespread or smaller repairs keep adding up.
Request roof replacement in Toronto
Drainage, membranes, and seams for additions, garages, and low-slope buildings.
Request flat roofing in Toronto
Describe active leaks, wind damage, or an exposed roof. Response depends on contractor availability.
Request emergency roofing in Toronto
Repairs and replacement for pitched roofs, with attention to flashing, ventilation, and nearby materials.
Request shingle roofing in Toronto
Ask about metal roof systems and experience with the details, fasteners, and shape of your roof.
Request metal / steel roofing in Toronto
Roofing plans that account for building access, occupants, rooftop equipment, and working hours.
Request commercial roofing in TorontoToronto service guides are planned. Choose a card to start a request with that service selected; you can get help from this page today.
Choose the roofing problem and share the property location, timing, and any useful details. Photos are optional.
Your request can be shared with up to 3 suitable Toronto roofing contractors whose work fits the project.
Compare Toronto roofers on the scope, timing, and how clearly they explain the estimate. You decide who you want to hire.
No pressure. You stay in control.
A roof tells only part of the story from the street. The building’s age, additions, access, and roof details help local Toronto roofers understand what the job may involve.
A house in The Beaches or High Park may have a pitched main roof and a lower addition with a different covering. Mention shared walls, earlier repairs, and tight access. The contractor should assess how those roof sections meet, not just the spot where water appeared.
Leaks can appear as temperatures shift or ice builds near the edges. Tell the contractor when the problem shows up and which rooms are affected. Roof details, attic conditions, and drainage may need to be considered together rather than assuming the shingles alone are responsible.
High winds can reveal weak or lifted shingles, while heavy rain may expose a flashing failure around a chimney, wall, or skylight. Note any change after a storm. Aging shingles and repeated patching are useful context for an assessment.
On an addition, garage, or commercial building, mention standing water, blocked drainage, and any equipment passing through the roof. Toronto roofing contractors should explain the membrane, seams, and flashing details alongside the visible leak.
After winter and before leaf debris builds up in fall, note new stains, overflowing gutters, or changes you can see safely. For an older home in East York or Leslieville, a few dated photos and a repair history can make the first conversation more useful. Leave roof access to a professional.
If you’re trying to compare some of the best roofers in Toronto, don’t rely on one number or one review. Look at relevant experience, public reputation, the proposed scope, and how clearly each contractor explains the options.
Get a starting point for your roofing project →Ask about roofs like yours, including the material, building type, and access.
Read the history behind the rating and ask for current insurance information.
Compare preparation, materials, flashing, cleanup, and how extra work will be agreed.
Understand what each covers and who to contact if a problem appears.
Ask who will do the work, who your contact is, and how scheduling changes are handled.
Tell us your postal code or property address. We help connect homeowners with local Toronto roofers serving these communities and surrounding areas.
These are service areas, not 123Roofers office locations. For a property farther west, explore Mississauga roofing contractors, or see all GTA roofing service areas.
A better place to start.123Roofers is a referral service, not the company doing the roofing work. We help narrow the field to established local contractors with visible experience, public review history, and a track record you can check.
Look for a consistent history, not a promise on a flyer.
See what past customers say about the work and process.
Match the roofing system and the building to the contractor.
Share the address so we can look for contractors who cover it.
You ask the questions, compare, and decide whether to hire.
Take the time to ask questions. You agree on the work, schedule, and warranty directly with the contractor you choose, and you never have to accept an estimate.
Useful answers before you compare estimates or book an assessment.
Request quotes from local Toronto roofers →Start with relevant roofing experience, a public review history you can read, and a clear written scope. Ask for insurance information and examples of similar work. 123Roofers helps narrow the starting point by connecting you with established local options; you still decide who to hire.
Yes. One request may be shared with up to 3 suitable independent Toronto roofing contractors. Compare materials, preparation, flashing, cleanup, timing, and warranty information as well as price. The number of responses depends on availability and the project.
You can request roof repair, replacement, shingle roofing, flat roofing, emergency help, metal or steel roofing, and commercial roofing. Include the property type and what you have noticed. We look for contractors with experience that fits the work, rather than assuming every roofer handles every system.
The cost depends on roof size, material, access, preparation, and the condition underneath. Shared roof sections, additions, and tight staging space can also affect the work. A contractor needs to assess the project before giving a reliable estimate. Request a written breakdown so you can compare the same scope.
A small area of damage or an isolated flashing issue may be repairable if the surrounding roof is sound. Recurring leaks, widespread wear, or concerns below the covering deserve a fuller inspection. Ask the contractor to explain the evidence and the repair and replacement options before deciding.
Some do, but flat-roof experience varies. Tell us whether the roof is on a garage, addition, home, or commercial property, and mention drainage or seam problems. Ask about the specific membrane and building type when comparing contractors.
You can request help for active leaks, storm damage, or exposed roof areas. Choose emergency roofing and describe the urgency in the form. Weather, location, timing, and workload affect availability, so a request does not guarantee an immediate visit. Ask the contractor about the first practical step.
You can select steel or metal roofing in your request. Include whether you need a repair or are exploring a new system. We look for suitable contractors serving your location; ask about installation details, flashing, and experience with similar roofs before making a choice.
No. 123Roofers.ca is a referral service operated by MaxiFlow Media. Roofing work is performed by independent third-party contractors. You agree on the scope, schedule, contract, payment, and warranty directly with the contractor you choose.
Tell us what your roof needs and get connected with up to 3 local roofing contractors. Compare your options and choose who feels right for your project.
Local contractors. No pressure. You choose.
Submitting a request is free. Confirm any inspection or emergency visit fees directly with the contractor.
