Roof Tiling Surrey ND built to shed water and hold tight

Roof Tiling Surrey ND means stripping the old surface, checking the deck, and setting new tile so it locks together and drains. We handle asphalt shingles, clay and concrete tiles, and metal panels on homes and shops around Surrey, North Dakota.

Serving Surrey and nearby areas.

How big is the roof tiling job?

Half roof

One full slope or a section over a leak, with flashing and underlayment replaced.

  1. 1. Small section A few courses, one valley, or a single penetration like a pipe boot or vent.
  2. 2. Half roof One full slope or a section over a leak, with flashing and underlayment replaced.
  3. 3. Full re-tile Whole roof stripped, deck checked, new underlayment, flashing, and tile.
  • 27Services from one local team
  • 17Areas served around Surrey
  • Inspect firstWe look before we quote
  • Tarp readyWe stop water the same day

What a roof tiling job covers

Every re-tile we quote includes tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, flashing, and the tile itself.

Dependable Roof Repair across Surrey

Work order

Roof Tiling
  • Tear-off and disposal: We strip the old shingles or tile, load them into a dump trailer, and haul them away. The deck gets inspected for soft sheathing and rotted battens, and any bad panels are replaced before we go further.
  • Ice and water shield: A self-adhering membrane goes along the eaves, in the valleys, and around penetrations. It is the layer that stops ice dams from backing water under the tile during a North Dakota freeze-thaw cycle.
  • Underlayment and flashing: Roofing felt or synthetic underlayment covers the field, and new flashing goes around chimneys, walls, skylights, and pipe boots. We do not reuse old flashing on a new roof.
  • Tile installation: Asphalt shingles, clay or concrete tiles, or metal panels set to the manufacturer's nailing pattern with a roofing nailer. Ridge vents go on last so the attic can breathe and the deck stays dry.
  • Gutter and site cleanup: We scoop the gutters, magnet-sweep the lawn for nails, and walk the property with you. You get photos of the finished roof and the material labels for your records.

What the first visit covers

First visit

We walk the roof, check the deck and flashing, measure, and explain what we found.

Roof tiling at Surrey homes

From single-storey bungalows to steep two-storey builds, we handle the whole roof.

  • Bungalow re-tile

    Full tear-off and new tile on a simple gable.

  • Steep pitch homes

    Harness rigging and careful detail work on the valleys.

  • Storm damage

    Tarp, document, and rebuild after hail or wind.

  • Leak repairs

    Track the water, fix the flashing, match the tile.

Professional Roof Tiling in Surrey

Roof tiling at Surrey businesses

Shops, offices, and mixed-use lots with flat and pitched roofs under one scope.

  • Shop roofs

    Membrane on the flat, tile on the pitch.

  • Office buildings

    Staged work so you stay open.

  • Mixed-use lots

    Transition flashing where roof types meet.

What Roof Tiling Surrey ND actually involves

A roof is the one part of the building you never see until it fails. Doing the underlayment, flashing, and fasteners properly the first time is what keeps water out. The tile on top is only as good as what is under it.

Roof Tiling Surrey ND is the trade of laying roof tile over a prepared deck so water runs off instead of soaking in. We start with a moisture meter and infrared camera to find soft spots, then strip the old shingles with a pry bar and roofing hammer. New ice and water shield goes along the eaves and valleys, roofing felt or synthetic underlayment covers the field, and roof flashing goes around chimneys and walls. Tiles get set with a roofing nailer or nail gun, then ridge vents and pipe boots finish the job.

Most Surrey calls come from hail damage, wind damage, and ice dams that back water under the shingles. Ward County gets hard freeze-thaw swings, so a roof that looked fine in September can be leaking by January. If you are searching for roof tiling near me Surrey ND after a storm, we tarp first and schedule the permanent repair. We also replace rotted fascia and soffit boards while the roof is open, because that is cheaper than opening it twice.

Quality Roof Tiling in Surrey
What it is
Laying roof tile over a prepared, watertight deck.
When it helps
Leaks, storm damage, worn shingles, or a planned upgrade.
What you get
New tile, flashing, underlayment, and a clean site.

How our roof tiling service runs

Five stages, from the first look at your roof to the final walk-around. You get a written scope before we start and photos when we finish.

  1. Inspect and measure

    We walk the roof with a ladder and safety harness, check the deck with a moisture meter, and shoot the attic with an infrared camera.

  2. Tear off and prep

    Old shingles come off with pry bars and shovels into a dump trailer parked on your driveway. We inspect the sheathing and replace any soft panels.

  3. Flashing and detail work

    Chimney flashing, step flashing, pipe boots, and skylight curbs get replaced, not reused. We set lead flashing where it belongs and seal with roof sealant rated for freeze-thaw.

  4. Lay the tile

    We set tile from the eave up, nailing to the manufacturer's pattern with a roofing nailer. Ridge vents go on last so the attic can breathe.

  5. Clean and walk through

    We run a magnetic sweeper over the lawn, blow the gutters clear with a leaf blower, and walk the property with you.

Tools and methods we use on your roof

Each method answers a different question. Together they leave very little to guess.

Drives nails to the manufacturer's depth and pattern so the tile seats without crushing the mat. Faster and more consistent than hand-nailing a full roof.

Finds wet sheathing and hidden leaks before we tear off. The camera reads temperature differences in the attic, which shows where water has been tracking.

The hand tools for stripping old shingles, lifting tabs, and cutting underlayment and flashing to fit around chimneys and valleys.

Fall protection on every pitch. We rig the harness before we step onto the roof, not after, and we follow OSHA rules on steep sections.

Seals penetrations, boots, and flashing edges with a product rated for freeze-thaw. The right sealant matters more than the amount you use.

When Surrey owners call us for tiling

  • A 1970s Surrey bungalow with two layers of shingles, granules in the gutters, and a ceiling stain that shows up every spring.

    We strip both layers, inspect the sheathing, replace two soft panels, and re-tile with Owens Corning Duration shingles over new ice and…

    Homes
  • A hail claim in Ward County where the adjuster needs photos, measurements, and a scope before approving the work.

    We inspect the whole roof, document bruising and granule loss with photos, measure the affected squares, and write the scope in the…

    Homes
  • A shop or office with a low-slope section that ponds and a pitched shingle roof that is at the end of its life.

    We handle both in one job: Firestone or Carlisle SynTec membrane on the flat, new shingles on the pitch, and new flashing…

    Businesses
  • A homeowner who wants to upgrade to clay or concrete tile for a longer roof life and a different look.

    We check that the framing can carry the added weight, then lay battens, underlayment, and tile with mechanical fasteners.

    Homes

How roof tiling runs in Surrey, North Dakota

Surrey sits in Ward County, where the weather swings hard: 90-degree summers, -30 wind chills, and freeze-thaw cycles that work flashing loose every spring.

  • Cloverdale

    Older bungalows with layered shingles and original fascia. Tear-off often reveals soft sheathing at the eaves that needs replacing before tile goes down.

  • Sullivan Heights

    Newer builds with steeper pitches and more complex rooflines. More flashing detail and more valleys, which means more time on the detail work.

  • Port Kells

    Mixed residential and commercial lots. Flat and low-slope sections are common, so membrane work often goes alongside shingle or tile.

Roof Tiling in Surrey
  • Cloverdale
  • Sullivan Heights
  • Port Kells
  • Newton
  • Guildford

From problem to finished result.

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Roof Tiling you can count onPhoto
  • Two-layer bungalow re-tile in Cloverdale

    Before: A 1970s bungalow with two layers of worn shingles, granules filling the gutters, and a ceiling stain that returned every spring. The chimney flashing was the actual leak, and two sheathing panels at the eave were soft from years of ice damming.

    After: We stripped both layers, replaced the two panels, and re-tiled with Owens Corning Duration over new ice and water shield and synthetic underlayment. New chimney flashing and pipe boots went on. Six days on site, and the ceiling has stayed dry through two winters.

  • Hail claim rebuild in Sullivan Heights

    Before: A June hailstorm bruised the shingles across the south slope and knocked granules loose into the downspouts. The homeowner needed documentation before the insurance adjuster would approve anything, and rain was forecast for the following week.

    After: We tarped the same afternoon, photographed and measured the damage, and wrote the scope in the format the adjuster wanted. The claim cleared without a second visit. The new roof went on the following week, with new ridge vents and flashing.

  • Shop and office roof in Port Kells

    Before: A commercial lot with a ponding low-slope section and a pitched shingle roof at the end of its life. Water was sitting against the wall where the two roofs met, and the seam had started to fail.

    After: We installed Firestone membrane on the flat, re-tiled the pitched section with new underlayment and flashing, and rebuilt the transition where they meet. The work was staged so the business stayed open. No ponding after the first heavy rain.

Roof problems we fix before they spread

Most Surrey roof failures start small and get expensive. These are the ones we see most, and what happens if you leave them alone.

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  • Missing shingles after a wind event

    Exposed underlayment dries out and cracks within months, and the next rain finds the bare deck.

  • Ice dams at the eaves every winter

    Water backs under the courses, soaks the fascia, and shows up as a stain on the interior wall.

  • Chimney and skylight leaks

    Flashing failure lets water run down the masonry or the curb and into the attic.

  • Clogged gutters and ponding water

    Water sits against the roof edge, wicks into the fascia, and on flat sections it ponds until the membrane seams fail.

Why Surrey homeowners re-tile instead of patch

A patch buys you a season. A full tile job buys you a decade or more of not thinking about the ceiling.

Stops repeat leaks

Flashing failure and loose fasteners cause most of the leaks we see.

Handles hail better

Class 4 asphalt shingles from Owens Corning Duration and GAF Timberline resist impact far better than the builder-grade felt that is on a lot…

Cuts heating loss

New underlayment plus ridge vents and proper attic airflow keeps the deck drier and the snow melting evenly.

Raises curb value

A straight, clean tile line changes how a house reads from the street. We photograph every stage so you have the record.

What you get in writing

Clear records you can keep and share.

  • Inspection findings

    What we saw on the roof and in the attic.

  • Photo record

    Images of the deck, flashing, and finished roof.

  • Material list

    The tile, underlayment, and flashing we installed.

Before work starts

A plan in writing

Ask for a written scope

Roof tiling experience you can check

We work with GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, IKO, and Malarkey systems, and we hold GAF Master Elite and Owens Corning Preferred Contractor status.

Roof Tiling you can count on

Moisture readings

We read the meter at the deck and around penetrations to find wet sheathing before tear-off.

Attic camera scan

The infrared camera shows temperature differences that reveal where water has been tracking.

Flashing condition

We check the step flashing, boots, and valleys by hand to see what has failed and what can stay.

Is your Surrey area covered?

Type your ZIP code or town. If yours is not listed, call and ask.

Surrey ZIP codes

  • 58785

Roof tiling questions Surrey homeowners ask

Short answers for the first few minutes. The team can cover the rest.

Still have a question?

Describe what you are seeing and we will point you to the right next step.

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A basic asphalt shingle roof on a 1,200-square-foot bungalow sits at the low end. Clay or concrete tile, steep pitches, and multiple chimneys push it higher. We give you the number in writing after the inspection, not over the phone.

A typical Surrey house takes four to seven working days from tear-off to final cleanup. Tear-off and prep run one to two days, flashing and detail work one day, and laying the tile two to four days. Weather can add days, since we do not set shingles in rain or high wind. We tell you the schedule up front and update you if it moves.

Yes, with limits. Asphalt shingles need temperatures above roughly 40 degrees Fahrenheit to seal properly, so deep winter work is usually tarp-and-wait. We do emergency roof tiling Surrey North Dakota calls in winter to stop active leaks, then return in spring for the permanent tile. Metal and some membrane work can proceed in colder conditions.

Hail, wind, and ice dams cause most of it. Hail bruises the mat and knocks granules loose, wind lifts and tears tabs at the edges, and ice dams force water under the courses at the eaves. Flashing failure and clogged gutters make all three worse. After a storm, we inspect the whole roof, not just the obvious dents.

Get your Roof Tiling Surrey ND quote this week

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Call (604) 555-0142 and describe what you are seeing. If it is an active leak, we will tell you what to do right now and get a tarp on it. For everything else, we schedule an inspection, usually within a day or two, and send you photos and a written price afterward.

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