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Roofer
The logo goes up like a roof being laid, and markers on the project photos point out every metal roofing seam.
Demo sites: roofing
A roofer's website in Quebec shows the RBQ licence number, names the roof types the company installs (shingles, metal, flat roof membrane), features close-up photos of flashing and seams, and offers a quote form where the homeowner uploads photos of the roof taken from the ground. Warranties are stated as they are, with the manufacturer's coverage kept apart from the workmanship warranty. OKTO Solutions builds this kind of website for roofing contractors across Quebec from its office in Trois-Rivières.
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Roofing falls under RBQ subclass 7.0, Insulation, waterproofing, roofing and siding. It covers membrane flat roofs, shingles and tiles on sloped roofs, and the sheet metal and flashing that go with them. The Régie du bâtiment asks that the licence number appear on the company website and social media, and also on quotes, contracts, invoices and lettered trucks heading to job sites. On the website, it belongs in the footer, with a link to the RBQ licence registry. A homeowner can then see that your licence actually includes subclass 7.0 and not just another trade. Have your licence display checked by the RBQ or your advisor.
Homeowners often mix up two warranties. The manufacturer's covers the shingles, metal or membrane, under conditions written in its own document. The contractor's covers the installation. The website keeps them apart and states, for each one, what is covered and for how long, exactly as your paperwork says. A link to the manufacturer's sheet works better than a vague line like lifetime warranty. Same caution with rebates: the Quebec government's Rénoclimat program does not fund replacing a roof covering, even though roof insulation can qualify. Saying so plainly on the website avoids a disappointed client later. Have your warranty wording reviewed by your advisor.
A wide shot shows the roof is new. A close-up shows it was done right: chimney flashing, a valley, a standing seam, ridge venting. Those details are what set a careful roofer apart. For quotes, the form asks for photos taken from the ground or a window, never from the roof itself. Nobody should climb a ladder just to get a price. With the rough age of the roof and where water is getting in, the estimator knows what to look for on arrival. Drones give great overall views, but a drone weighing 250 g or more must be registered with Transport Canada, and the pilot needs the certificate that matches the operation. Check the flight rules with Transport Canada.
| Element | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| RBQ licence with subclass 7.0 | Homeowners check the registry to confirm the licence covers roofing. |
| One page per roof type you install | People search for shingles, metal and flat roofs with different words. |
| Close-ups of flashing, valleys and seams | A roofer is judged on finishing work, not on a facade shot from the street. |
| Manufacturer and workmanship warranties, kept apart | Clients know what is covered and by whom, with no vague promises. |
| Quote request with photos taken from the ground | The estimator prepares the visit and nobody climbs a roof for nothing. |
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