Snow off the bay, freeze-thaw all winter, wind coming down the escarpment — Collingwood roofs earn their keep. Legacy Metal Roofing installs standing seam and steel roofing built for exactly this, with the owner on every job and a fourth generation of metal roofing behind it.
Between the lake-effect snow, the freeze-thaw cycles and the wind, South Georgian Bay is one of the hardest places in Ontario to be an asphalt shingle. Metal sheds snow instead of holding it, doesn’t mind the temperature swings, and — installed properly — outlasts every other roof on the street.
For chalets and cottages you’re not watching every week, that matters even more: a metal roof is the lowest-maintenance option there is, and it won’t need re-shingling in fifteen years like asphalt.
On every full tear-off, ice & water shield is standard — the foundation of a roof built to handle Ontario winters.
Yes — arguably more so. A metal roof is the lowest-maintenance option for a property you’re not watching every week, and it won’t need re-shingling in 15 years like asphalt.
Metal sheds snow rather than accumulating it, which reduces load. We also spec snow retention at critical spots so shedding is controlled, not a hazard.
The owner is on every Legacy job. We use a small skilled core, not rotating subcontractors.
We’re based in Loretto and work across Simcoe County, South Georgian Bay and into Muskoka. Collingwood and the Blue Mountains are squarely in our regular service area.
We lead with a clear pre-HST price — no padded “overhead and profit” line, no surprises.