Your project, handled in-house
Our roofing consultants walk you through every option and answer every question, so you're never guessing about your roof. From the moment we arrive to the final clean-up, your Moose Jaw project is handled by Wheatland's own installers, not subcontractors, which keeps the quality consistent and the same accountable crew on your home from start to finish.
A name Saskatchewan trusts
We've completed more than 14,000 roofs across Moose Jaw, Regina, and southern Saskatchewan since 1995. While some companies run out of a truck for six months and vanish when the weather turns, we're here year-round with a staffed showroom and consultants ready to help, whether you're planning a re-roof or dealing with sudden storm damage.
Certified by the best in the business
We're the only roofing company serving Moose Jaw and the surrounding region to earn Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor status, which lets us offer extended Owens Corning warranties most local contractors can't. Our inspectors are HAAG certified, the most demanding inspection credential in the industry, and we've held an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
A roof in Moose Jaw has to stand up to some of the harshest elements in Canada. Sitting exposed on the open prairie where the Trans-Canada meets Highway 2, the city sees strong winds with little shelter, heavy snow, and a brutal freeze-thaw cycle as winter temperatures swing between deep cold and sudden chinook thaws. That cycle is what creates ice dams, where meltwater refreezes at the eave and forces water under the shingles, leading to water damage you often do not see until spring.
Whether it is a heritage character home near Crescent Park and downtown, a post-war bungalow in Westmount or South Hill, or a newer home in Palliser Heights, VLA, or Sunningdale, we match the right system to the property and install it with precision. Every job includes a HAAG-certified inspection, Canadian-made roofing materials, careful attention to flashing and ventilation, and a full clean-up so your home is left in tip top shape.
As a full-service roofing company, we handle the roof and the exterior envelope around it with our own in-house team, never subcontractors. We specialize in roofing built for this climate.
Because one team covers the whole job, we fix the cause of a problem instead of patching the symptom, whether it is new construction, a full replacement, or a small repair.
An honest quote starts with a real inspection, not a guess from the driveway. Our certified inspectors hold the HAAG credential, the most rigorous in the trade, and check the things that actually matter for your roof and its structural integrity:
We document everything with photos, explain it in plain language, and follow up with a written free estimate, usually within a day or two.
We work almost entirely with Canadian-made roofing materials, tested for freezing temperatures and backed by solid warranties. Material selection depends on your home, budget, and slope.
Asphalt shingles (IKO and BP Canada) are the practical choice for most Moose Jaw homes, cost-effective and rated to last 25 to 40 years here. Metal roofing sheds heavy snow, resists hail, and can last 50 years or more, delivering the long-term durability that makes it a strong fit for exposed and rural properties. Cedar shake suits higher-end heritage homes. For flat and low-slope sections on homes and business buildings, we install EPDM, TPO, and modified bitumen systems engineered for proper drainage. Every residential roof goes down over quality underlayment with ice and water shield at the eaves and valleys, the detail that matters most against Moose Jaw ice dams.
Roofing costs move with the size and pitch of the roof, the materials chosen, how many old layers come off, and the condition of the deck underneath. These are realistic planning ranges in Canadian dollars; a written estimate after inspection is the only way to get an exact figure.
As a rough guide, asphalt shingle work runs about $3.50 to $6.50 per square foot installed. We offer 0% financing on qualifying projects, and our year-round showroom lets you see materials and compare options before you decide.
In most cases, a like-for-like re-shingle in Moose Jaw does not require a building permit. You generally do need one when the work changes the roof structure, such as replacing decking, altering pitch or height, adding a skylight, or exceeding the code limit of two shingle layers. All construction must meet the National Building Code and the City of Moose Jaw Building Bylaw No. 5524. When a permit is needed, we handle the application and inspections. The City Planning and Development Branch (3rd Floor, 228 Main Street North; 306-694-4443) confirms requirements for your address, and we check before any work begins.
The same Wheatland team is on your roof from start to finish, with no hand-off partway through the job.
The right roofer protects more than your shingles. Beyond providing exceptional roofing services, our roofing contractors handle the systems that work alongside your roof, so homeowners can keep one team accountable for the entire roofing project. Every service carries the same workmanship guarantee, the same quality work, and the same focus on customer satisfaction.
Whatever the job, the same workmanship and care go into every install.
If your roof needs attention, call Wheatland Roofing or request your free estimate online. We will assess your home honestly and give you a written quote with clear options and no pressure. We also serve Regina, White City, Lumsden, Pilot Butte, Fort Qu'Appelle, and Regina Beach.
Do I need a permit to replace my shingles in Moose Jaw?
Usually not for a straight like-for-like re-shingle. A permit is required once you replace decking, change the roof structure, add a skylight, or exceed two layers. We confirm with the City and handle the paperwork for you.
How much does a roof replacement cost here?
Most asphalt shingle replacements on an average Moose Jaw home run between about $8,000 and $16,000, or roughly $3.50 to $6.50 per square foot. Metal roofing starts higher. We give a written estimate after inspecting your roof.
Can my roof be repaired instead of replaced?
Often, yes. If the existing roof is under about 15 years old and the damage is localized, a repair is the right call. Repeated leaks, sagging, or widespread shingle loss usually point to full replacement.
What roofing material is best for Moose Jaw's climate?
Asphalt shingles handle prairie weather well when installed properly. Metal roofing is the most durable against hail and heavy snow and lasts longest. We match the materials to your property and budget.
Do you handle hail and storm damage claims?
Yes. Our certified inspectors document storm and water damage thoroughly, which is exactly what insurance adjusters need, and we work through the claims process with you.
