Roofing by Area: Edmonton & Surrounding Communities

Last updated: February 2026

Different Edmonton neighborhoods have unique roofing considerations based on home age, architectural styles, and local conditions. Whether you're in a 1970s bungalow in Millwoods, a new construction in Windermere, or a character home in Oliver, understanding your area's specific challenges helps you make better roofing decisions. Click any area below for detailed local information.

Edmonton Neighborhoods & Surrounding Communities

Regional Roofing Considerations

The Edmonton metro area shares common roofing challenges due to our continental climate:

  • Hail exposure: The entire region experiences 2-3 significant hail storms per summer
  • Temperature extremes: -30°C to +30°C creates thermal stress on all roofing materials
  • Heavy snow loads: 120+ cm annual snowfall requires proper structural capacity
  • Ice dams: Freeze-thaw cycles affect all Edmonton-area homes

While these challenges are regional, specific neighborhoods have additional considerations based on home age, construction era building practices, and local terrain.

Roof Age by Area

Many Edmonton roofs are approaching or past their expected lifespan. Here's what we typically see:

  • Millwoods, Sherwood Park (older sections): Many 1970s-80s homes with original roofs now 35-50 years old—well past replacement age
  • St. Albert (established areas), Oliver: Mix of replaced and original roofs; many 1980s-90s roofs due for replacement
  • Windermere, Beaumont (new sections): Mostly roofs under 15 years; focus on maintenance and hail damage
  • All areas: Post-hail-event repairs and replacements have updated many roofs since 2010