The Making of a Quality Calgary Roofing Company

Hi and welcome to Done Right Roofing.

Done Right is owned by founders Antoine and Sherene St. Cyr. Antoine is the primary roofing contractor and Sherene is responsible for ensuring your experience is a wonderful one from start to finish.

As you may have guessed, we are obsessed with being the highest quality Calgary roofing company. We do this by implementing strict Quality Control Standards and using premiere, engineered-to-last roofing systems to ensure your investment will protect your home for years to come.

We’re also committed to providing you with the highest level of professionalism in service. Our estimating and administrative systems are designed to ensure that every single step of your roof installation is accounted for and organized in a convenient way that works for you.

Of course, we can’t do it alone. We’ve built a team of people committed to excellence in roofing, sourcing the best of the best through a world-class hiring system that combines behavioral interviewing, assessment testing, sample projects, and background checks.

We look forward to giving you the quality roof your home deserves, at an affordable price. Contact us today if you have questions, would like an estimate, or need an inspection. Whatever you need, we’ll make sure it’s done right.

Make us your Calgary roofing company!

Sincerely,

Antoine & Sherene

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Great timeliness and follow-through. Also within budget.
R. Phelps, Bragg Creek Homeowner
Excellent roofing job. Took clean up thoroughly. Did not cause any damage to flower bed. Courteous staff.
Dan, Calgary Homeowner
Roofers were quick & courteous, property cleaned up very well. I would rate the customer service as excellent.
L. Hulme, Calgary Homeowner
DRR offered very competitive pricing; good work, and even added some extras beyond the contract at no extra cost.
P. Bentz, Calgary Homeowner, NW
The estimator showed up on time for the consultation and the roofing crew was here first thing in the morning and did not dink around. They got to work right away and continued right through the day. The only time I saw them stop was for lunch.
Maureen, Calgary Homeowner
I was delighted with DRR through the entire process. DRR met all the commitments and did what they said they would do. Excellent core values.
M. Moore, Homeowner, Calgary NE
Good reliable service from quote to the completion of the job.
M. Guenter, Calgary Homeowner, SE
The service was great and the roofers were great too.
P. Zabok, Calgary Homeowner
The work was done on time, as promised and the attention to the job at hand was first rate and excellent. My first time with Done Right was just great! Thanks for the Excellent work!
Glen, Calgary Homeowner
Excellent service and professional. Keep it up!
Mark, Calgary Homeowner

Quality Tips

Shingle installation instructions vary slightly from manufacturer to manufacturer. They must be followed exactly to protect the homeowner’s warranty.
Although it is not required, it is strongly recommended that, in high snow areas, ice dam protection is used on roof pitches of 5/12 and under.
Only tear-off as much old roof area as can be replaced or at least waterproofed with underlayment in one day. Calgary has volatile weather and you never know!
Using a course of starter shingles up and down both sides of an open valley can insure that the valley is 100% leak proof.
Roofing is considered a “Skilled Trade” by the Government of Canada. Everyone on the roof should have a minimum of internal Certification to a maximum of Journeyman training.
To avoid leaks around roof penetrations use a “Back Pan” shingle over the back of the penetration, but under the main shingle course.
A quality contractor should formally inspect every single roof that their company installs. Otherwise, poor workmanship will go undetected, leading to long-term problems.
Using a course of starter shingles up and down both sides of an open valley can insure that the valley is 100% leak proof.
Nailing the shingle at both the nailing line and at the top of the shingle, on the roof gables, will prevent the wind from lifting up the shingle.