ROOF REPAIRS, REPLACEMENTS & INSTALLATIONS
THE BEST IN THE SOUTHWEST
Structural Integrity for Your Home
Your roof is your property’s primary defense system against harsh, unpredictable Canadian elements. At Triple Crown Roofing, we deliver elite residential and commercial roofing systems that St. Thomas, London, and the surrounding communities depend on for ultimate peace of mind. Backed by 20+ years of hands-on structural expertise, Steve Smedley and our family-grown team provide meticulous installation, premium materials, and absolute transparency from our first face-to-face consultation to the final cleanup.
Premium Roof Replacement
Complete down-to-the-deck structural tear-offs using heavy-duty GAF and BP architectural shingles engineered to withstand harsh Canadian winter cycles.
Fast & Emergency Roof Repair
Rapid, dependable response for storm-damaged surfaces, wind-stripped shingles, custom chimney flashings, and advanced structural leak detection.
Skylight Installations & Upgrades
Seamless integration of leak-free skylights and energy-efficient sun tunnels, framed and flashed with master-level weatherproofing precision.
Roof Ventilation Optimization
Mathematically balanced intake and exhaust systems that eliminate trapped attic heat, prevent toxic mold, and stop winter ice dams before they start.
The Massive Hidden Cost of Neglected Shingle Damage
Roof vulnerabilities never resolve themselves; they quietly escalate. A singular wind-stripped shingle, a cracked plumbing boot, or blocked ridge ventilation allows rain and melting snow to seep directly into your roof deck. By the time a water stain breaks through your interior drywall, hidden wood rot, structural sagging, and ruined attic framing may have already compromised your home—turning a simple, affordable localized fix into an expensive, premature replacement emergency.
The Triple Crown Advantage: Total Residential Protection
We treat your roof as a complete engineered envelope, optimizing shingles, underlayments, ice barriers, and balanced airflow patterns to protect your home for a lifetime. Because our factory-trained, in-house team executes every single project, we back our elite residential craftsmanship with an ironclad 10-year labour warranty alongside transferable lifetime manufacturer warranties. We provide completely itemized, transparent quotes face-to-face so you understand the long-term value of your investment.
Expert Craftsmanship from a Dedicated Local Crew
High-quality residential roofing requires absolute consistency from start to finish. At Triple Crown Roofing, we believe that the best way to maintain our rigorous standards is by keeping every aspect of your project entirely in-house. Watch this brief video to see our factory-trained team in action—from precise shingle alignments and robust underlayment installations to the comprehensive yard cleanups we perform on every single property. We treat your home with the utmost respect, ensuring structural durability and total peace of mind for years to come.
Service Areas
- St. Thomas
- London
- Aylmer
- Port Burwell
- Woodstock
- Port Bruce
- Strathroy
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Roof Replacements, Repairs, And Maintenance Near You
From full on roof replacements to minor roof repairs, Triple Crown Roofing has done great work on jobs big and small.
Frequently Asked Questions About Flat Roofing
How does a flat roof drain water if it doesn’t have a steep slope?
Despite the name, no flat roof is completely flat. They are designed with a very slight, intentional slope (typically a quarter-inch per foot) that guides water naturally toward integrated drainage points like scuppers, gutters, or internal drains. We inspect this pitch carefully during installation to eliminate low spots where pooling water could gather.
What is ponding water, and is it dangerous for my flat roofing system?
Ponding water refers to stagnant pools of water that remain on a flat roof for more than 48 hours after rain hits. If left unchecked, the immense weight of pooling water can cause structural sagging, accelerate membrane degradation, and vastly increase the risk of an active interior leak. We specialize in correcting flat roof drainage to keep your surface dry.
What is the typical lifespan of a modern flat roofing system?
With professional installation and proper drainage, a high-quality single-ply membrane system like TPO or EPDM typically lasts between 20 to 25 years. Regularly clearing debris from drains and inspecting seams ensures you get the maximum possible lifespan out of your investment.
Can I walk on my flat roof, or will it cause structural damage to the membrane?
Most commercial-grade flat roofs are engineered to handle light foot traffic for routine home maintenance, gutter cleaning, or equipment servicing. However, they are not designed to act as regular recreational patios or decks unless a specialized protective traffic layer or floating deck system is explicitly installed over the membrane to prevent accidental punctures.
What are the main differences between residential and commercial flat roofing installations?
While both utilize similar high-performance materials like TPO or EPDM rubber, residential flat roofs (such as garage caps or home additions) are typically smaller, have fewer penetrations, and integrate directly into sloped shingle roofs. Commercial flat systems are much larger, deal with heavier structural loads, and must be carefully mapped around heavy industrial HVAC machinery, extensive pipe vents, and commercial drainage lines.
Can a flat roof support solar panel configurations down the road?
Absolutely! Flat roofs are highly compatible with solar energy upgrades. Instead of drilling dangerous holes into your waterproof membrane, modern flat roof solar racking utilizes specialized ballast systems that sit securely on top of the surface using weights. We recommend letting our team inspect your flat system prior to a solar installation to ensure the membrane is in pristine condition.
How often should I schedule professional maintenance for a flat roof?
We highly recommend a professional visual inspection twice a year—ideally in the spring after the heavy snow melts and in the late autumn before the freezing ice cycles begin. Catching minor issues like a slightly lifting seam, an accumulation of leaves blocking a scupper, or minor wind scuffs early will save you thousands of dollars in emergency repair costs later.
Which material is better for a residential home addition: TPO or EPDM?
Both materials offer exceptional weather defense, but they excel in different ways. EPDM is a synthetic black rubber that is highly cost-effective, extremely durable, and absorbs heat well during freezing Canadian winters. TPO is a white, heat-reflective thermoplastic membrane that offers superior puncture resistance, welded seamless joints, and lowers your cooling costs in the summer. During your free face-to-face consultation, we will help you select the exact match for your structure.
