Rocky Mountain House · Alberta · Made in Canada
Rocky Mountain House metal roofing
31 Interlock® aluminum roofs installed in Rocky Mountain House since 2007, by Interlock Metal Roofing (Alberta) Ltd. One system, made in Canada, with a fixed price in writing.
- Roofs in Rocky Mountain House
- 31
- First Rocky Mountain House roof
- 2007
- Since 2020
- 3
- Most chosen
- Slate
From our job book: completed, published jobs. 19 years of Rocky Mountain House roofs.
Metal roofing in Rocky Mountain House: what homeowners choose
Interlock® profiles on Rocky Mountain House homes in our job book.
Slate
25 roofsCedar Shingle
2 roofsInterlock Shingle (legacy profile)
2 roofsMediterranean Tile
1 roofShake
1 roof
Most common colours in Rocky Mountain House: Black, Charcoal Grey, Colonial Brown, Aged Copper.
Every Rocky Mountain House roof on the map
Each pin is a completed Interlock® roof with its profile, colour and install year.
Rocky Mountain House roofs we've installed
What Rocky Mountain House homeowners say
“Having dealt with the first snowfall, I am really happy with the brakes to slow down/break up the way the snow came down; I had more of the shoes put on than required and found it easy to walk around the perimeter without getting bogged down, or even wet.”
See this roof 9 photos · Tudor Brown Cedar Shingle“Looking forward to see how long it holds up.”
“They did everything that they said they were going to do. The materials were delivered on time. They did not try to get more money out of us for anything.”
“It was time to replace our leaky roof after an excessive amount of snow fall the previous winter. We initially did not want a metal roof until we found Interlock. We have had so many compliments on our new roof and are extremely pleased with the way it looks. The installers were on time, fast, efficient and knowledgeable.”
“Their financing was a little slow with a response back to my inquiries.”
Roofing in Rocky Mountain House: what to plan for
Hail: what the rating covers, and what it doesn't
The Calgary to Red Deer corridor is one of the most hail-prone parts of Canada, so hail is usually the first question we are asked. Interlock's Slate, Shake, Cedar Shingle and Mediterranean Tile aluminum panels carry a UL 2218 Class 4 impact rating, listed by Intertek under Delta Building Products. No roof is hail-proof: very large hail can dent metal, the material warranty excludes hail larger than 38 mm (1.5 in), and hail damage is a matter for your home insurance. Ask your insurer how they treat an impact-rated roof; we can give you the documents.
Chinooks, freeze-thaw and wind
In southern Alberta a chinook can lift a winter day from well below freezing to above it within hours, then the cold returns and the meltwater freezes again. That cycle loosens asphalt granules, and chinook gusts work at shingle tabs. An Interlock roof has no granules to lose and no tabs to lift: the panels lock to each other on all four sides with the fasteners concealed, and wind resistance is warranted to 193 km/h (120 mph) installed to manufacturer specification.
Bungalows, infills and older homes
Inner-city bungalows, 1970s split-levels and new infills all take the same system. Interlock's Slate, Cedar Shingle and Shake profiles give the look of stone or wood at roughly 2 to 3.5 kg per square metre, a fraction of concrete tile or natural slate. Every profile needs a minimum 3/12 roof slope, and we confirm yours at the consultation.
Acreages, farms and foothills properties
On an acreage or farm the house, garage, shop and barn can share one profile and colour. In the foothills and the Bow Valley, where forest comes close to the house, we can quote the Class A Fire Rated Available assembly, which uses two layers of GAF VersaShield® over 12 mm (15/32-inch) plywood under the panels. Snow guards over entries, decks and the driveway are planned at the quote.
Condo and townhouse complexes
Under Alberta's Condominium Property Act the board of the condominium corporation usually decides on the roof, often with a reserve fund study in hand. We give boards one profile and colour across every building, the product documents they ask for, and both warranties in writing.
A Calgary company, with its own crews
We install every roof ourselves, from our office on 46 Ave SE in Calgary. The manufacturer's Guardian Lifetime Limited Material Warranty and our 10 Year Limited Labour Warranty come with the roof, and the service team that answers for it after the install is here in Alberta.
Rocky Mountain House metal roofing questions
How many roofs has Interlock installed in Rocky Mountain House?
31 completed Interlock® roofs in Rocky Mountain House are recorded in our job book, the first in 2007 and 3 of them since 2020.
Which roof profile do Rocky Mountain House homeowners choose most?
Slate. In Rocky Mountain House the profiles on our books are Slate (25), Cedar Shingle (2), Interlock Shingle (legacy profile) (2), Mediterranean Tile (1), Shake (1). The most common colours are Black, Charcoal Grey, Colonial Brown.
Who installs Interlock roofs in Rocky Mountain House?
Interlock Metal Roofing (Alberta) Ltd., a Canadian owned and operated Alberta company founded in 1999, from our office at 210, 3750 46 Ave SE, Calgary. The one office serves the whole province: Calgary and Southern Alberta, and Edmonton and Northern Alberta. The panels are made in Canada by Interlock Roofing Ltd. at its plant in Delta, BC.
How do I get a price for a roof in Rocky Mountain House?
Book a free visit. We measure the roof, go through profiles and colours with you, and give you a fixed price in writing. Call (587) 317-6517 or use the quote form.
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Interlock Metal Roofing (Alberta) Ltd. · 210, 3750 46 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2B 0L1
