Hampton, NB · Made in Canada
Hampton metal roofing
14 Interlock® aluminum roofs in our job book for Hampton, the first in 1996. Today Maritime Metal Roofing Ltd., founded in 2007, installs the same system, made in Canada, with a fixed price in writing.
- Roofs in Hampton
- 14
- First Hampton roof
- 1996
- Since 2020
- 2
- Most chosen
- Slate
From our job book: completed, published jobs. 30 years of Interlock® roofs in Hampton.
Metal roofing in Hampton: what homeowners choose
Interlock® profiles on Hampton homes in our job book.
Slate
8 roofsInterlock Shingle (legacy profile)
5 roofsCedar Shingle
1 roof
Most common colours in Hampton: Charcoal Grey, Tudor Brown, Black, Deep Charcoal.
Every Hampton roof on the map
Each pin is a completed Interlock® roof with its profile, colour and install year.
What Hampton homeowners say
“Took a long time to complete albeit the weather was bad.”
“They could have improved on their communication.”
“Cleanup of the year after completion (nails, Sharp pieces of aluminum)”
“Interlock could improve by not smoking on the jobsite, better clean up, and communication.”
“Interlock could improve by not smoking on the jobsite, better clean up, and communication.”
Roofing in Hampton: what to plan for
Fundy fog and salt air: aluminum cannot rust
In Saint John, St. Andrews and along the Fundy coast, and on the Northumberland Strait at Shediac, salt air and fog are part of the weather, and salt is what wears out steel roofing once its coating is breached. Aluminum forms a thin, tough oxide layer that seals the metal against further corrosion and re-forms if scratched, so an Interlock® roof has no steel core to rust, on the coast or inland.
Cold inland winters, freeze-thaw and ice
Inland New Brunswick winters are colder than the Nova Scotia coast: January averages −9.2 °C in Fredericton and −8.4 °C in Moncton, against −5.7 °C at Halifax Stanfield (Environment and Climate Change Canada, 1991–2020 normals). Freezing rain, thaws and refreezes are hard on asphalt shingles and cedar. Aluminum absorbs nothing and has no granules to lose, the panels weigh roughly 2 to 3.5 kg per square metre, and we plan snow guards over entries, walkways and the driveway at the quote. Ice dams start with heat escaping into the attic, so we look at insulation and ventilation with you as well.
Older homes in Saint John, Fredericton and the river towns
Older wood-frame houses in Saint John and Fredericton, farmhouses up the Saint John River and newer homes in Quispamsis, Rothesay, Dieppe and Riverview all take the same system. Interlock's Slate, Cedar Shingle and Shake profiles give the look of slate or wood at roughly 2 to 3.5 kg per square metre, a fraction of concrete tile or natural slate. Every profile needs a minimum 3/12 roof slope, and we confirm yours at the consultation.
Farms, camps and properties near the woods
On a farm the house, barn and shop can share one profile and colour. Where forest comes close to the house, around Miramichi, Fredericton and the upper Saint John River, we can quote the Class A Fire Rated Available assembly, which uses two layers of GAF VersaShield® over 12 mm (15/32-inch) plywood under the panels. Aluminum itself does not ignite, but no roof is fireproof.
Condominium complexes
Under New Brunswick's condominium statute (SNB 2009, c C-16.05) the board of directors of the condominium corporation usually decides on the roof, often with a reserve fund study in hand. We give boards one profile and colour across every building, the product documents they ask for, and both warranties in writing.
One Maritimes company, with a New Brunswick line
We have no office in New Brunswick. One office in Dartmouth, NS serves New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, and consultations are at your home or on Zoom. We install every roof ourselves; the manufacturer's Guardian Lifetime Limited Material Warranty and our 10 Year Limited Labour Warranty, which covers New Brunswick, come with it, and after the install, service comes from the same company.
Hampton metal roofing questions
How many Interlock roofs are there in Hampton?
14 completed Interlock® roofs in Hampton are recorded in our job book, the first in 1996 and 2 of them since 2020. Interlock® roofs have been going on Maritime homes since 1995; Maritime Metal Roofing Ltd. was founded in 2007.
Which roof profile do Hampton homeowners choose most?
Slate. In Hampton the profiles on our books are Slate (8), Interlock Shingle (legacy profile) (5), Cedar Shingle (1). The most common colours are Charcoal Grey, Tudor Brown, Black.
Who installs Interlock roofs in Hampton?
Maritime Metal Roofing Ltd., a Canadian owned and operated Maritimes company founded in 2007, from our office at 101 Thornhill Dr #105, Dartmouth, NS. That one office serves Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, and consultations are at your home or on Zoom. The panels are made in Canada by Interlock Roofing Ltd. at its plant in Delta, BC.
How do I get a price for a roof in Hampton?
Book a free visit. We measure the roof, go through profiles and colours with you, and give you a fixed price in writing. Call (506) 799-0209 or use the quote form.
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Maritime Metal Roofing Ltd. · 101 Thornhill Dr #105, Dartmouth, NS B3B 1S2
