Skyline Contracting

02/26/2026

If you sit on a condo board, save this post!

Default shingle warranties are often assumed to be long-term or “lifetime.” In condominium buildings, that’s rarely the case. Coverage is structured differently, and many boards don’t realize it until it’s too late.

This checklist breaks down what boards should be able to confidently answer before approving a shingle roofing project.

Justin was a guest contributor in the Winter Edition of Condo News CCI Golden Horseshoe, there is read more on Why “50-Year Shingle Warranties” Don’t Apply to Condo Roofs — and What Boards Should Focus on Instead 📰 here: https://zurl.co/MlQt9

02/12/2026

Great afternoon last Friday at the Turbulence Ahead Lunch and Learn hosted by the CCI - Golden Horseshoe Chapter , set against the backdrop of the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum.

A fitting venue for a timely conversation.

Proud to support and attend events like this that bring practical insight and real dialogue to our industry.

02/09/2026

Did you catch the latest Condo News from the CCI Golden Horseshoe Chapter?

Justin is a featured contributor in the Winter Edition, breaking down how roofing warranties really work for condos, and what boards should be focusing on instead.

📰 Read the full article: https://zurl.co/TXCWO

02/02/2026

We are looking forward to this event on Friday!

Thank you to Skyline Contracting and Justin Deboer for being our Registration Sponsor for the upcoming Turbulence Ahead? Winter Lunch and Learn at the Canadian Heritage Warplane Museum –

Join us February 6 https://cci-ghc.ca/events/2026/02/06/winter-lunch-and-learn

01/28/2026

Our team spends a lot of time on roofs ... but solving the problem doesn’t always stop there.

On this call, it looked like clogged downspouts were the issue. Once we disconnected them, the water flow was clear. The real problem was underground.

A frozen French drain was backing water up into the system. We chipped away enough ice to restore temporary flow, but this one will need a proper underground cleanout in the spring to fully resolve it.

This is where preventative maintenance makes the difference. Installing a filter at the lowest connection allows for easy access, routine cleanouts, and helps prevent debris from building up in underground pipes in the first place.

If something doesn’t seem quite right with your drainage, having it looked at early can save a lot of trouble later.

01/13/2026

Photo 1: A new plumbing fl**ge and membrane installed ... why would we need to do this?

Photo 2: Well, the homeowner noticed the door trim was swelling, meaning water was getting in somewhere.

Photo 3: Looking down, they noticed the hardwood floor was affected well.

Photo 4: An attic inspection revealed there was daylight shining through at the plumbing fl**ge. Once up on the roof, we could see the existing fl**ge was damaged, and allowing water to get into the attic.

Don't let small issues like this compound to bigger issues. Book your Attic Inspection with the Skyline Team today.

12/24/2025

Ladders are down and cocoa's in hand. 🎄
Wishing you a Merry Christmas from the Skyline Contracting team!

12/19/2025

Early this week ... a snapshot of Justin preparing for our Lunch 'n Learn on Sloped Roof Warranties.

12/12/2025

What started as a small soft spot turned out to be hidden rot.
We removed the damage, rebuilt the section, and stopped the issue before it spread.

If you’re noticing something that doesn’t look quite right, a roof inspection can give you clarity before it becomes a bigger repair.

12/08/2025

Behind every reliable home in Ontario is a roof built to perform ... our latest post breaks down the science (and a few quirks) behind your roof: ventilation, granules, vegetation, and weather resistance — all with a touch of humour and practical insight.

A well-maintained roof doesn’t just protect your home; it protects your peace of mind.
It’s a reminder that good roofing isn’t just about materials — it’s about understanding how every layer works together.

12/02/2025

Is your home winter-ready?
Small fixes now can save you from big repairs later.