A Toronto winter is hard on a roof. Snow load, ice, and months of freezing and thawing will find any weakness that is already there and make it worse. A roof that is merely tired in October can be leaking by February, when very little can be done about it. Top Roofers closes for the season on December 1 and reopens in March. That leaves fewer than eight weeks to assess, schedule, and complete work this year. If any of the following signs apply to your home, now is the time to act.

Most homeowners think of Top Roofers strictly as a roofing company. What many don't realize is that we also handle masonry, siding, and eavestrough work as part of a complete approach to protecting a home's exterior. In this final installment of our series on lesser-known services, we're turning to one of the most distinctive features of Toronto's east end housing stock: masonry.

Part 2 of 3: Services Homeowners Don't Know Top Roofers Offers

Most homeowners think of Top Roofers strictly as a roofing company. What many don't realize is that we also handle masonry, siding, and fascia work as part of a complete approach to protecting a home's exterior. In this second installment of our series on lesser-known services, we're looking at a component that sits in plain sight but rarely gets the attention it deserves: the fascia.