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Roofing in Regina, SK - W Contracting

Professional roof replacements, repairs, storm restoration and eavestroughs for Regina homeowners. We use premium GAF materials and back every roof with a 10-year workmanship warranty, built to hold up through every Saskatchewan season. Every job starts with a free, no-obligation inspection and a written quote.

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5.0 on Google“Nathan came out at 3 am to re-tarp my roof after the tarp was torn off in a storm. They did a fantastic job with everything, including clean up. …” Terry Wishlow, Google

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How it works

What working with us looks like in Regina

Free inspection

We get on your Regina roof, document what we find with photos and video, and give you a straight assessment. No charge and no pressure to book. Send the form and we will reach out.

Clear written quote

You get a written price with the scope spelled out, plus financing options through Financeit if you want to spread the cost.

Clean, careful install

Tarps and dropsheets go down, GAF materials go on to spec, and every nail gets picked up by a crew that respects your property.

Walkthrough and warranty

We run a final quality-control check, clean the site, and hand you a 10-year workmanship warranty before we leave.

Real reviews

What our customers say about the crew that runs to Regina

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Local roofers

Serving the Regina community

Local expertise you can trust

We know Regina, from The Crescents and Lakeview to Harbour Landing and The Greens on Gardiner, and we build to Saskatchewan code for our climate. A two-sided market: pre-WWI and 1920s-boom heritage homes (steep pitches, original detailing, full re-roof candidates) in the Crescents, Lakeview and Cathedral, plus high-volume new asphalt-shingle subdivisions in Harbour Landing, The Greens and Westerra whose warranty-age roofs are now aging in.

Built for Regina's weather

Regina sits in the most hail-prone part of Saskatchewan. Our roofing systems are built for it: ice and water shield at the eaves, full underlayment, GAF shingles, and proper ventilation so your home stays protected year-round.

Local challenges

Common roofing challenges in Regina, SK

Regina sits on a broad, flat, treeless plain where every one of the roughly 300,000 trees was planted by hand, and both of those facts show up on the roofs.

Ice damming on a flat, exposed plain
There is no natural shelter on Regina's plain, so wind moves snow across a roof and piles it where it wants to. The freeze-thaw at the eaves then builds ice dams that force water back up under the shingles.
Aging roofs in Lakeview, the Crescents and the Cathedral Area
Lakeview holds mansions dating from before the First World War through the post-war 1920s boom, and the Crescents and Cathedral Area are older still in character. Roofs on that stock are many cycles deep, and worn asphalt gets brittle and cracks fast in the cold.
Storm and wind damage
Regina has the worst tornado in Canadian history on its record: on 30 June 1912 a funnel roughly 150 metres wide, estimated at F4, tore from south of the city through the residential streets between Wascana Lake and Victoria Avenue and on through downtown. Nothing since has matched it, but wind still lifts and creases shingles and strips ridge caps, and hail bruises the mat under the granules where you cannot see it from the ground.
Attic ventilation across a 90 degree swing
Regina has recorded 43.9 C in July and -50.0 C in January. An attic that is not vented properly bakes at one end of that range and traps deck-rotting moisture at the other. Getting the venting right is half of why a roof lasts.
Elm leaf load and June rain in the eavestroughs
June is Regina's wettest month at about 75 mm, and the American elm is the dominant tree in a hand-planted urban forest of roughly 300,000. Leaf litter plus the year's heaviest rain is how troughs block, overflow and dump water against the foundation.

We fix the cause rather than the wet spot, so your Regina home stays protected.

Our community

All about Regina, SK

Originally 'Pile-of-Bones' (Cree Oskana ka-asasteki, 'the place where bones are piled'), renamed Regina - Latin for 'queen' - in 1882 for Queen Victoria. Today Regina is home to about 226,404 people. Provincial capital: government and Crown corporations (SaskPower, SaskEnergy, SaskTel), the Co-op Refinery, RCMP Depot, agriculture and insurance. Wascana Centre and Lake, the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, the RCMP Heritage Centre, the Roughriders at Mosaic Stadium.

The city sits on a broad, flat, treeless plain, and every one of its roughly 300,000 trees was planted by hand, with the American elm still the dominant species in that urban forest.

A crew member up at the ridge partway through a re-roof, Saskatoon, SK
A crew member up at the ridge partway through a re-roof.

Regina was made the territorial seat of government in 1882 by Lieutenant Governor Edgar Dewdney, who chose it over the better developed Battleford, Troy and Fort Qu'Appelle. The site was then called Pile-of-Bones, in Cree Oskana ka-asasteki, and was described at the time as arid and featureless grassland. Everything sheltering a Regina roof today was put there on purpose afterwards, which is worth remembering when you are deciding how much wind exposure your house actually has.

From The Crescents and Lakeview to Harbour Landing and The Greens on Gardiner, a solid roof matters here, because Saskatchewan weather does not let a worn one slide. W Contracting serves Regina with honest assessments, clean job sites, and a 10-year workmanship warranty on every roof we install, from emergency leak repairs to full replacements.

Repair or replace? How to tell on a Regina roof

SituationA repair usually makes senseReplacement is the call
Roof ageUnder ~15 years, plenty of life leftNear or past its rated lifespan
Damage extentLocal: a few shingles, one leak, one flashingWidespread bruising, multiple leaks, bald spots
Leak historyFirst leak, easy to traceRecurring leaks in different spots
Insurance / stormMinor, below your deductibleStorm damage that qualifies for an SGI claim
Cost over timeOne fix solves itRepairs are stacking up year over year

Roofs we have finished, and the work we bring to Regina

Two newly shingled roof planes and the valley running between them, Saskatoon, SK
Two newly shingled roof planes and the valley running between them.
One of our crew on a finished asphalt shingle roof, ridge caps run out to the end, Saskatoon, SK
One of our crew on a finished asphalt shingle roof, ridge caps run out to the end.

Who stands behind the work

Certifications, accreditation and partners behind our Regina work

GAF

W Contracting is a GAF Certified contractor. We install GAF systems with the GAF Timberline HDZ shingle as our workhorse, and every install carries a 10-year workmanship warranty.

HAAG

We are HAAG Certified, so storm damage gets inspected the way an adjuster inspects it, and cosmetic marks get told apart from bruising that shortens a roof’s life.

Better Business Bureau

W Contracting Roofing is a BBB Accredited Business with an A rating, listed at 563 5th Ave N, Saskatoon.

Financeit

Our financing runs through Financeit, so a roof can be spread over monthly payments instead of paid all at once.

Nearby areas

Areas we run alongside Regina

Lumsden, SK · 28 km from Regina (straight line, not a drive time)
Drake, SK · 147 km from Regina (straight line, not a drive time)

Getting to you

Regina to the towns next door

Regina to Lumsden

Straight-line distance: 28 km

Lumsden roofing page

Regina to Drake

Straight-line distance: 147 km

Drake roofing page

Regina to Yorkton

Straight-line distance: 174 km

Yorkton roofing page

Distances are straight-line, measured between the town centres as recorded by OpenStreetMap. Road distance is longer.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions, Regina roofing

How long does a roof replacement take in Regina?
Most Regina roof replacements are done in a single day once the job is booked and materials are staged. Larger or steeper roofs can run into a second day. Weather can shift the schedule, and we will always keep you posted.
Do you provide a warranty on your Regina roofing work?
Yes. Every roof we install in Regina carries a 10-year workmanship warranty, on top of the GAF System Plus manufacturer warranty on the materials. If anything in our work needs attention in that window, we come back.
How do you handle heavy snow loads and ice dams in Regina?
We install ice and water shield along the eaves to stop ice damming, full underlayment, and proper attic ventilation so heat and moisture do not get trapped. That detailing is exactly what Regina's winters demand.
Do you help with storm damage and SGI insurance claims in Regina?
Yes. We are HAAG Certified, so on a Regina roof we inspect the way an adjuster does, document everything with photos and video, and work alongside your adjuster so the approved scope reflects the real, storm-caused damage.
Which areas of Regina do you serve?
We serve all of Regina, including The Crescents, Lakeview, Cathedral, Harbour Landing, The Greens on Gardiner, and the surrounding area. We quote any project within about two hours of Saskatoon, including acreage and farm roofs.

Service access

Driving directions and service access, Regina

W Contracting serves Regina and the surrounding area. With easy access via Trans-Canada Hwy 1 and Hwy 6, our crews reach your home quickly for scheduled inspections and storm response.

From Saskatoon, SK

Saskatoon is our home base. We roof there regularly and reach Regina on the same routes, with inspections scheduled as soon as a crew is free.

From Martensville, SK

Martensville is 8 km north of Saskatoon. We roof there regularly and reach Regina on the same routes, with inspections scheduled as soon as a crew is free.

From Warman, SK

Warman is 20 km north of Saskatoon. We roof there regularly and reach Regina on the same routes, with inspections scheduled as soon as a crew is free.

Getting here

Transportation and access, Regina, SK

Regina connects to the rest of central Saskatchewan by several main routes, including:

Trans-Canada Hwy 1

The Trans-Canada (Hwy 1) is the main route through southern Saskatchewan and our access into the Regina area.

Hwy 6

Hwy 6 is a main north-south route through the Regina region.

Hwy 11

Hwy 11, the Louis Riel Trail, is the fast north-south corridor through Saskatoon, linking us to Regina and points south, so scheduled visits and storm response stay quick.

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Before you start

Permits and local resources in Regina

Most re-roofs in Regina need a permit from the local authority before work begins. We pull what the job needs, but here is where to check the rules yourself.

Permit authority and contact for Regina, Saskatchewan
WhatWhere
Permit authorityCity of Regina
Permits & applicationsCity of Regina, Building & demolition permits
Our warranty10-year workmanship warranty on every roof we install, on top of the GAF System Plus manufacturer warranty on materials
Talk to us(306) 620-9709 · Free, no-obligation inspection

Permit authority and link checked 2026-09-01 against that authority's own website.

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