A lot of work and supplies go into a quality roof for a commercial property. To know that you’ll get your roofing job done right, you need peace of mind that you’re getting the best materials and help you can. That’s why at Danforth Roofing Supply Ltd. we have worked hard since 1946 to be the craftsman’s destination in Scarborough.
Danforth Roofing Supply Blog
Welcome to the Danforth Roofing Supply blog! For well over 70 years, our Scarborough roofing material supply company remains committed to offering quality products at always-affordable prices. We can offer lower rates than most suppliers when it comes to shingles, shakes, sheet metal, tools, and other products because of our hard-earned efficiencies, as well as the extensive industry connections we’ve built upon over the decades.
Another benefit of being an industry mainstay is the vast knowledge we’ve acquired. The tips and ideas we share on this page will apply to professional roofers and homeowners alike. Be sure to check back every once in a while for the latest posts.
Have a question? Please feel free to contact us, visit one of our two locations in Scarborough, or browse the numerous products and services we have available.
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29/08/20175 Advantages of Using Sheet Metal for Roofing ProjectsRead MoreWhether you’re erecting a new structure or renovating an existing one, when it comes to roofing materials, you have a number of options. While asphalt continues to be the most common choice for both commercial and residential projects, sheet metal roofing is growing in popularity in Scarborough and throughout the GTA. Here’s a look at some of the top benefits of installing metal roofs.
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11/08/2017Tips for Cleaning EavestroughsRead MoreAs is the case elsewhere, eavestrough cleaning is a necessary component of building maintenance in Scarborough. Removing debris from your gutters twice a year—in fall and spring—can prevent potential problems including interior water damage and destruction of roof components. While it’s no one’s favourite household chore, cleaning the eavestrough is fairly straightforward.
