North Okanagan · British Columbia

    Roofer in Vernon, BC

    Custom roofing services for property owners in Vernon and the North Okanagan. Fixed pricing. Clear timelines. Warranty-backed workmanship.

    If you're planning a roofing project in Vernon or the surrounding North Okanagan, you're dealing with heavy winter snow loads, intense summer heat, and large rural properties that demand durable, well-engineered structures.

    Farrow Built works with property owners across Vernon, Coldstream, Armstrong, Lumby, and Falkland to design and build structures that handle North Okanagan conditions. Most buildings in Vernon require permits through the Regional District of North Okanagan. We handle the permit process for you.

    Roofer Services in Vernon

    • New metal roof installation
    • Complete re-roofing
    • Residential roof replacement
    • Agricultural roof installation
    • Commercial roofing
    • Roof maintenance programs
    • Missing or blown-off shingles
    • Pipe boot replacements and skylight repairs
    • Roof venting and attic insulation concerns

    Common Roofer Needs for Vernon Property Owners

    Many Vernon clients need roofer services for:

    • New construction roofing
    • Replacing aging asphalt or cedar shakes
    • Metal roof upgrades
    • Agricultural building roofing
    • Residential re-roofing

    30x40, 40x60, and 40x80 are the most popular sizes for Vernon-area builds.

    Roofer Designed for Vernon Weather

    Vernon sits in the North Okanagan valley where properties face significant snow accumulation in winter and intense heat in summer. Buildings must be engineered for both extremes.

    Heavy winter snow loads
    High summer heat and UV exposure
    Wind exposure on open acreage
    Freeze-thaw cycles affecting foundations

    Our structures are installed to handle local snow loads, wind uplift, and extreme temperature changes — meeting all local building requirements and site-specific conditions.

    Farrow Built roofing guides

    Roofing decisions, explained by a BC roofer

    Real work. Local properties.

    Targeted roof repairs—not just full replacements

    These examples come from our existing project portfolio. The right repair depends on the condition and construction of your own roof.

    Completed commercial metal roof re-screw in Vernon, BC

    Vernon, BC · April 23, 2025

    Interior Recycle metal roof re-screw

    The problem: The metal roofing had been screwed to OSB and its fasteners had loosened.

    The work: Installed 2×4 strapping and reinstalled the metal roofing with new screws.

    See these projects and more in our portfolio

    More examples from our BC project portfolio

    Completed acreage shop near Vernon with mountain backdrop in the North Okanagan

    Acreage shop build near Armstrong

    Large hay shed completed for a North Okanagan cattle operation

    Hay shed near Enderby

    Post-frame garage on rural property in the Vernon area

    Post-frame garage near Coldstream

    Areas We Serve Near Vernon

    VernonColdstreamArmstrongLumbyFalklandEnderby

    Need Roofer in Vernon?

    If your building needs attention, schedule an assessment and we'll give you an honest evaluation and clear pricing.

    Roofer FAQs — Vernon

    Are you a licensed roofer in Vernon?

    Farrow Built is a licensed, insured roofing contractor serving Vernon and the North Okanagan. We specialize in metal roofing for residential, agricultural, and commercial buildings.

    What type of roofing do you install?

    We primarily install metal roofing — standing seam and exposed fastener systems. Metal roofs are the most durable option for Vernon's snow loads and UV exposure.

    How long does a metal roof last in Vernon?

    A properly installed metal roof can last 40–60 years in Vernon's climate. That's significantly longer than asphalt shingles, which typically last 15–25 years in the Okanagan.

    Do you remove old roofing before installing new metal?

    It depends on the project. In some cases we can install over existing roofing, but for best results and warranty coverage, we often recommend a full tear-off and re-roof.