EZ Roof Repair adds attic rain, flat roofing and tile service pages

EZ Roof Repair has published four new website pages for roofing services it says Calgary homeowners have been calling about for years. The move comes after a major 2024 hailstorm pushed the small owner-operated company into a long repair backlog and exposed a gap between its real work and its online presence.

Why it matters: - EZ Roof Repair is trying to match its website to the work Calgary homeowners already rely on it for, including attic rain repair, flat roofing and tile work. - The update matters because many homeowners search online before calling a roofer, and the company had not been accurately showing its full service mix. - The move also comes after a massive hail year that kept the company booked with insurance-driven repair work.

What happened: - EZ Roof Repair published four new service pages covering roof replacement, flat roofing, attic rain repair, and concrete and clay tile roofing. - Owner and operator Sokol Preka said none of the four services is new to the company. - Preka said the company had performed the work for years without describing it online. - The company said the pages were published on July 30, 2026.

The details: - The new roof replacement page covers full tear-off and new roofing systems. - The roof replacement page includes Malarkey, Owens Corning, and IKO asphalt shingles. - The roof replacement page also includes Class 4 impact-rated options and hail insurance claim work. - The flat roofing page covers torch-on SBS, EPDM rubber, TPO, and PVC membranes. - The flat roofing page applies to homes, modular properties, and commercial buildings. - The attic rain page covers photo-documented attic inspection, air sealing, exhaust rerouting, and ventilation correction. - The tile page covers concrete and clay tile repair, lift-and-relay underlayment replacement, and new tile installation. - The company says the pages are written in Preka’s voice and published under his name rather than as anonymous marketing copy. - EZ Roof Repair’s pricing guide, published earlier in 2026, lists real ranges for each service. - Preka said his quote is the invoice and that pricing has not changed in five years.

Between the lines: - The website update reflects a practical business problem, not a change in capabilities. - Preka said the gap between the company’s work and its website widened after the August 5, 2024 hailstorm. - CatIQ figures revised in August 2025 put the storm’s insured damage at $3.29 billion with more than 130,000 claims across the region. - Roughly 60,000 Calgary-area homes were affected. - Adjuster inspections turned into approved work orders through early 2025, leaving little room for anything else at a small company. - Preka said attic rain is often misdiagnosed as a roof leak, which can lead homeowners to replace a roof that is not the real problem. - Preka said the proper fix starts with air sealing the ceiling plane, correcting exhaust routing, and restoring attic ventilation. - Preka said adding insulation first can bury soffit vents and make the issue worse. - The company is using the website to explain services that were already being sold by word of mouth.

What's next: - EZ Roof Repair will likely use the new pages to capture more direct online demand for services it already performs. - The company continues to offer free on-site estimates across Greater Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, Chestermere, and Strathmore. - Emergency calls remain available 24/7. - Preka said he is available for interview on attic rain, hail damage assessment, and roofing in Calgary’s freeze-thaw climate.

The bottom line: - EZ Roof Repair is not expanding its service list so much as finally advertising the full range of roofing work it has done for years.