GAF Certified Residential Roofing Contractor

Stonnex Roofing is a GAF Certified Residential Roofing Contractor. GAF is North America's largest roofing manufacturer, and the certification is granted by GAF, not by us. It is checkable: you can see our listing in GAF's contractor directory. It is also the reason we can register manufacturer warranties on the roofs we install.

1. What the certification actually means

Roofing has very few real credentials. British Columbia does not license roofing contractors, so a lot of what gets called a “certification” in this trade is not verifiable by anyone. GAF certification is different, because GAF grants it and GAF can revoke it.

To hold it, a contractor has to carry proper insurance, maintain a satisfactory reputation with GAF, and stay in good standing. It is a manufacturer's designation covering the company, and it is what allows us to register GAF's manufacturer warranties on your roof when GAF materials are specified.

2. What it means for your roof

Worth being precise about the difference, because it is the thing most often blurred in this industry: GAF warranties cover materials and are provided by GAF. The workmanship warranty on our installation is separate, is provided by Stonnex Construction Ltd., and runs 10 years on shingle and metal and 5 years on torch-on and flat systems. Both are set out on our warranty page.

3. Compare GAF warranty coverage

GAF publishes this comparison of their warranty tiers. Coverage varies by the system specified and by which components are used, so the right column for your roof is something we confirm in your written quote.

Chart published and maintained by GAF. Terms, exclusions and registration conditions are GAF's.

4. Timberline HDZ shingles

Timberline HDZ is the shingle we specify most often on Lower Mainland homes. It is worth understanding what you are buying before you sign for it.

Product information published by GAF.

5. The parts of a roof system

A roof is not just shingles. Underlayment, ventilation, starter strip, ridge cap and flashing all do work, and skipping any of them is one of the most common ways a cheap roof turns into an expensive one. This is what a complete system looks like.

Diagram published by GAF.

6. Compare GAF shingle lines

Timberline HDZ is not the only option. This chart lays out GAF's shingle lines side by side, so you can see what changes as you move up the range and decide what is worth paying for on your home.

Chart published and maintained by GAF.

7. Book a free inspection

If you want a GAF system priced for your home, we inspect the roof, photograph what we find, and give you a written fixed-price quote. No cost and no obligation.

Call 604-935-6976 or email info@stonnex.com.

Prefer to check us first? Our certification is listed publicly on GAF's contractor directory.

GAF, Timberline and HDZ are trademarks of GAF. The widgets on this page are published by GAF and their content is GAF's, not ours. Warranty terms, exclusions, registration and transfer conditions are set by GAF and apply as stated in their documentation.