For strata and multifamily properties, proactive exterior planning prevents emergency assessments and keeps buildings attractive, dry, and efficient.

Most leaks start at transitions and terminations, not in the field of the roof or wall. Tightening the details is the fastest route to a drier, healthier home.

Early prep in fair conditions pays off when the rain arrives. A targeted inspection and a few strategic upgrades can prevent leaks, drafts, and emergency calls.

Attic temperatures can soar during hot spells, driving up cooling costs. Pairing reflective roof systems with balanced ventilation keeps heat from building up and improves indoor comfort.

Long, sunny days are great for us but hard on building envelopes. Heat, UV, and thermal expansion stress shingles, sealants, and cladding. A quick August check can extend service life and prevent shoulder-season surprises.

Peak-season calendars fill fast. By planning now for late-summer or early-fall exterior work, you’ll get better material lead times, smoother coordination with other trades, and project timelines that actually stick.

Heat, UV, and the odd summer storm can loosen shingles, stress sealants, and open tiny gaps in cladding. A quick mid-season check keeps little issues from turning into leaks or premature failures.

Hot, dry stretches can increase regional wildfire risk. While no system is “fireproof,” material selection and detailing can improve your home’s resilience to embers and heat.

Extended sun can bleach pigments, embrittle sealants, and accelerate aging on roofs and siding. Choosing materials with proven UV stability is the first step; installing them with the right details is the second.

When temperatures climb, your roof and attic can trap heat that radiates into living spaces. The result is higher cooling costs and uncomfortable rooms. Strategic roofing and ventilation upgrades help move hot air out.

In Chilliwack’s commercial sector, a durable, well-installed roof isn’t just an afterthought, it’s a foundational asset that protects your building, employees, equipment, and bottom line.

As we head into June, the heat in Chilliwack is starting to soar with temperatures reaching up to 30ºC plus. While the sunny days are welcome, extended heatwaves can take a toll on your home’s exterior.