A skylight glass feature in any roof is a great way to enhance the style of any space with natural lighting and a sleek, modern design. As building materials like acrylic or glass become more sophisticated and versatile, the options for how homeowners can incorporate multiple skylights into their roofs and sunrooms are becoming more and more extensive. Before you … Read More
Advantages of a Metal Roof
Roofs come in many shapes and materials. There is one kind of roof that stands out from the rest when it comes to durability and aesthetics. Metal roofs. What Is A Metal Roof? In the past, metal roofs have gotten a bad rap. With people citing cost, noise and the potential for rust as reasons to go with clay tiles … Read More
Custom Metal Work for Your Home
When it comes to enhancing the look of your home and increasing its overall value, there are few better ways you can accomplish this than by adding some custom designed metal work to the interior or the exterior of your property. With Coast Mountain Roof, you can rest assured that our expert staff of certified metal workers will provide you … Read More
What Materials Can I Use for My Metal Roof?
When it comes to choosing a metal roof for your home or commercial business, there can be a lot of uncertainty surrounding the types of materials that are available and are best suited for your specific needs. When many people think of a metal roof, they often picture a flimsy sheet of corrugated steel, or a huge piece of copper … Read More
Skylight Addition during Roof Repairs
Have You Considered a Skylight Addition during Roof Repairs With the cool and rainy weather approaching Vancouver’s lower mainland, now is a perfect time to have your roof inspected by an expert from Coast Mountain Roof, particularly if you haven’t had any repairs performed in the last ten years. Should we happen to come across any issue, our skilled team … Read More
Best Energy Efficient Roofing Styles to Keep Cool in the Summer
If you’re looking for ways to take control of your indoor climate, lower energy consumption and put a fresh new look on your home, consider replacing that aging, outdated roof with a “cool roof” this summer. Something as simple as changing the color of your roof can lower the indoor temperature by thirty percent, according to some industry experts. Much … Read More