Roofing

Homeowner-initiated $600k addition project including second/third storeys with rooftop balconies. Roofing is core scope for this multi-trade renovation. Permit just issued; early-stage calling window before GC locks in trades.

Water infiltration remediation on $250k project: partial roof rebuild, new front porch roof, and rainscreen cladding. Homeowner-driven corrective work with clear roofing scope. Just issued; owner likely seeking qualified roofer now.

Basement secondary unit plus mezzanine bathroom addition, $95k, recently issued. No contractor listed. Plumbing work spans two floors with foundation and framing sequencing—good window to land rough-in and fixture installation before framing closes.

Homeowner-pulled solar panel roof installation on semi-detached home, $41k value, recently issued. Solar installer may handle roofing, but this is a direct lead if they need subcontract support. Recently permitted suggests imminent work start.

New accessory structure (cabana and shed) on detached home, $35k, homeowner-pulled permit. Roofing is one of five trades listed—you'll compete with general builders, but direct outreach as a specialized roofer may land the roofing scope before GC assigns it.

Office building adding heat pump unit, ductwork, and roof penetration work—$270k. No contractor named. Fresh permit with defined mechanical scope and structural coordination needs. Good fit for HVAC-plus-roofing coordination.

$204k south-terrace re-roofing and railing replacement on apartment building. Focused scope, no general contractor named. Recently issued; building management likely vetting roofing bids now.

$200k conversion from rental to single-family home. Roofing, window replacement, and non-combustible cladding are secondary to interior work. No contractor listed, but broad trade scope may indicate GC involvement soon.

Residential rooftop solar panel installation on detached home, $30k, homeowner-pulled, recently issued (May 8). Solar firm likely managing project. Callable if solar contractor needs roofing subcontractor or if homeowner hasn't locked in installer yet.

Homeowner is converting unfinished attic to family room with new rear addition on a semi-detached home. $200k project issued May 7th includes attic roof rebuild—a clear roofing scope. No contractor named yet, so you're early in the bidding cycle.

New detached garage with metal cladding, $80k, issued May 7th. Homeowner-pulled permit with full framing and roofing scope. Early-stage permitting means bidding hasn't started; position yourself as the roofing expert.

Detached garage replacement at 48 Jackman Ave—$25k, May 2026 issue. Full rebuild including HVAC for conditioned space. No contractor assigned. Owner-driven early phase, good window to quote ductwork and heating.

Detached garage build on townhouse lot, $50k, issued May 2026. Multi-trade scope including electrical. No contractor named suggests owner-directed or early-stage. Smaller residential project with good fit for electrical scope.

Major basement-to-unit conversion, $5k listed value (likely underestimated). Roofing is one of many trades on a complex project. Homeowner-pulled but scope breadth suggests GC will be hired.

Porch rebuild and roof alterations over den on detached home, $5k, recently issued. Homeowner-pulled with explicit roof scope. Smaller value but focused roofing work.

$250k front-yard addition with interior alterations and front-porch roof. Homeowner-pulled permit covering multiple trades. Roofing is discrete, callable scope. Recent issue date positions you early in contractor selection.

Apartment building needing localized roof deck waterproofing and concrete repairs. $170k scope is focused and recent. Likely managed by building owner or property manager rather than general contractor—good sign for direct roofing engagement.

Residential solar PV roof installation on semi-detached home, $30k, homeowner-pulled, recently issued. Early-stage project with clear roofing component. Solar installer will likely lead, but you can position as roofing partner if they haven't been assigned.

Kitchen fixture relocation on a townhouse. Permit classifies as roof-drain work but description indicates plumbing scope. Low roofing relevance unless there's hidden structural/roof component. Homeowner-pulled, recent issue.

New porch build on detached SFD, $8k. Roofing is one of five trades listed; likely a sub-scope rather than prime opportunity. No contractor named; homeowner-pulled but broad trade mix suggests general builder will coordinate.

Pool cabana accessory building on detached home, $50k value, issued May 4th. Requires new electrical service, outdoor wiring, and HVAC rough-in. No contractor named suggests homeowner-led permitting. Direct electrical scope with clear timeline.

Commercial roof antenna installation at 61 Front St with $50k budget. Project is in early stages (issued May 2026) and includes rooftop work tied to FIFA infrastructure. Homeowner or facility manager likely pulled permit. Worth calling to discuss roofing scope and timeline.

New detached garage build, $20k, multi-trade scope. Homeowner-pulled permit with plumbing as subscope only (rough-in). May hire GC or coordinate trades independently. Plumbing is secondary.

New garden suite at 46 Devondale Ave—full scope residential build including HVAC. Issued May 2026, $40k value. No contractor named yet; owner likely coordinating trades. Early-stage new construction with ductwork and system design ahead.

Second dwelling unit (detached house), 51 Sharbot Ave, $20k, issued May 2026. Full new-build scope with HVAC included. No contractor named. Owner coordinating; competitive bidding likely underway.

Homeowner adding cabana and pool shed, $80k, issued late April. Accessory building roofing is straightforward work on a single-family lot. Permit age suggests early stages; contractor likely not yet locked in.

Garage-to-garden-suite conversion in Toronto, $50k, issued April 30th. Full electrical scope: new service, lighting, outlets, and egress egress requirements. No contractor listed suggests owner-directed. Early-stage permit ideal for quoting.

Proposed basement second unit in Toronto, $50k, issued April 30th. Electrical work included in full scope with foundation, framing, HVAC. No named contractor suggests owner-led project. Early permitting stage with established budget.

Homeowner-pulled damage repair: roof sheathing, shingles, and soffit after tree impact. $15k value, detached home, recent issue. Clear roofing scope with urgency implied by damage claim.