The neighbourhood shares the lower design snow pressure and the old orchard map with Brocklehurst, and then it diverges. Westsyde runs up the North Thompson, with more canopy over the ridge. A specification copied from an open Brocklehurst bungalow will under-build the valleys and the gutter. Ask for valley metal or a woven valley that can pass needles, and for a metal gutter you can actually clean. The tussock moth note in the wildfire plan is about historic defoliation, not a reason to sell a special "moth roof."
Limbs first, shingles second
If dead branches still hang over the ridge, coordinate that cut before or with the tear-off. A new roof under a failing limb is an expensive repeat. This site does not book tree crews. It does expect you to mention the tree when you call a roofer. Manufactured homes are not assumed here. If the roof to be replaced is on one, say so at the start because the structure under the covering may limit the assembly.
What a finished slope looks like from the lawn
Look up from the downhill side in the afternoon. Tabs that have curled into smiles, with a uniform grey mat, are finished even if a dark patch remains around one vent. Many of these houses still have a simple brick chimney left from the orchard-lot years. New shingles will not stop a leak if the counterflashing on that stack is bent open. Put the chimney metal in the written scope, and put a cross street in the booking. Westsyde Road is too long for "the blue house." Porterfield Road and Station 4 only tell a crew which end of the community they are near.
Leak-sized jobs remain repairs. The hub has the amalgamation note.
Call (236) 836-0303. No average Westsyde price will be quoted, because none was sourced.