New Brunswick · Made in Canada · Since 2007
The certified Interlock® roofing contractor for New Brunswick, from Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton to Miramichi.
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The certified Interlock® roofing contractor for the Maritimes
Manufactured at 9969 River Way, Delta, BC
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New Brunswick weather is Fundy fog and salt air on the coast, cold, snowy winters inland, freezing rain and ice storms, and post-tropical storms. Here is what an Interlock® aluminum roof does about each, and where it has limits.
Salt air
Bay of Fundy fog and salt air in Saint John, St. Andrews and St. Martins, and salt spray on the Northumberland Strait at Shediac: salt is what wears out steel roofing once its coating is breached. Aluminum reacts with oxygen to form a thin, tough oxide layer that seals the metal against further corrosion and re-forms if scratched. There is no steel core in an Interlock® panel to rust, on the coast or inland.
Winters
January averages −9.2 °C in Fredericton and −8.4 °C in Moncton, against −5.7 °C at Halifax Stanfield, and Moncton averages about 310 cm of snow a year. Each thaw and refreeze loosens asphalt granules and curls shingles; cedar takes on water that freezes in the grain. Aluminum absorbs nothing. Interlock panels weigh roughly 2 to 3.5 kg per square metre, a fraction of concrete tile, which leaves the structure's capacity for snow, and smooth aluminum lets snow slide, so we plan snow guards over entries, walkways and the driveway at the quote.
Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada, Canadian Climate Normals 1991–2020 ↗
Ice storms
From January 24 to 26, 2017, an ice storm hit central and eastern New Brunswick from Miscou Island to Sackville, and nearly 300,000 NB Power customers lost power. Freezing rain glazes everything it lands on. An Interlock roof has no granules to lose and nothing to soak up meltwater, and the panels lock to each other on four sides. Ice dams are a different problem: they start with heat escaping into the attic, no roof covering stops them on its own, and ice damming is excluded from the material warranty, so at the estimate we look at insulation and ventilation with you.
Source: Government of New Brunswick, Ice Storm Review 2017 ↗
Storms
Hurricane Fiona struck Atlantic Canada on September 24, 2022 and caused over $800 million in insured damage, the most costly extreme weather event ever recorded in the region. Interlock panels lock to each other on all four sides with the fasteners concealed, and wind resistance is warranted to 193 km/h (120 mph) installed to manufacturer specification. No roof is storm-proof: hurricane-force wind damage is a matter for your home insurance, and it is excluded from our labour warranty.
Wildfire
Many New Brunswick homes back onto forest, around Miramichi, Fredericton and up the Saint John River. FireSmart Canada says a Class A fire-rated roof assembly offers the best protection. Under ASTM E108 (CAN/ULC-S107 in Canada) a fire classification belongs to an assembly, not a panel: on our roofs Class A is achieved with two layers of GAF VersaShield® over 12 mm (15/32-inch) plywood. Aluminum itself does not ignite, but no roof is fireproof. If your home backs onto woodland, ask us to quote the Class A assembly.
Source: FireSmart Canada ↗
Finish
The Alunar® finish is warranted for 30 years and has CRRC-rated solar reflectance from 0.25 to 0.44 depending on colour, and thermal emittance from 0.83 to 0.86.
Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, Shediac, Salisbury and Sackville: English and Acadian communities, from the city to the Northumberland Strait shore at Shediac.
Light on the framing, so the structure's capacity goes to the snow; snow guards planned at the quote.
Aluminum that cannot rust, and a roof that needs nothing between visits.
One profile and colour across a complex, with the product documents and warranty terms a condominium board asks for.
They start in the attic. We look at insulation and ventilation with you at the estimate.
Saint John, Quispamsis, Rothesay, Grand Bay–Westfield and Hampton: Bay of Fundy fog and salt air in the city, and the Kennebecasis Valley beyond it.
Aluminum forms a protective oxide layer and cannot rust, so Fundy fog and salt spray have no steel to work on.
The look of slate on an older Saint John house, at roughly 2 to 3.5 kg per square metre.
Nothing in an aluminum panel to crack, curl or soak up water.
One profile and colour across a complex, with the product documents and warranty terms a condominium board asks for.
Fredericton, Oromocto, New Maryland, Hanwell, Minto and Chipman: inland on the Saint John River, with cold winters and woodland lots. Fredericton has more Interlock® roofs in our New Brunswick job book than any other town.
Light on the framing, so the structure's capacity goes to the snow; snow guards planned at the quote.
They start in the attic. We look at insulation and ventilation with you at the estimate.
The look of slate or cedar on an older house or a farmhouse, at roughly 2 to 3.5 kg per square metre.
Class A Fire Rated Available, as a complete assembly; aluminum does not ignite, and no roof is fireproof.
Sussex, St. Martins, Alma and Riverside-Albert: Bay of Fundy fog and salt air on the coast, farms in the valleys inland.
Aluminum forms a protective oxide layer and cannot rust, so Fundy fog and salt spray have no steel to work on.
One profile and colour across every building on the property.
Panels locked on four sides; wind warranted to 193 km/h installed to manufacturer specification. Hurricane-force damage is a matter for home insurance.
Nothing in an aluminum panel to crack, curl or soak up water.
St. Stephen, St. Andrews, St. George, McAdam and Campobello Island: Passamaquoddy Bay and the Fundy Isles, on the border with the United States.
Aluminum forms a protective oxide layer and cannot rust, so Fundy fog and salt spray have no steel to work on.
Aluminum that cannot rust, light enough for older cottage framing.
The look of slate or cedar on an older house or a farmhouse, at roughly 2 to 3.5 kg per square metre.
Panels locked on four sides; wind warranted to 193 km/h installed to manufacturer specification. Hurricane-force damage is a matter for home insurance.
Woodstock, Hartland, Florenceville-Bristol and the farm country of the upper Saint John River valley.
One profile and colour across every building on the property.
Light on the framing, so the structure's capacity goes to the snow; snow guards planned at the quote.
They start in the attic. We look at insulation and ventilation with you at the estimate.
Nothing in an aluminum panel to crack, curl or soak up water.
Miramichi and Doaktown: the Miramichi River, forest on every side and long winters.
Class A Fire Rated Available, as a complete assembly; aluminum does not ignite, and no roof is fireproof.
Light on the framing, so the structure's capacity goes to the snow; snow guards planned at the quote.
They start in the attic. We look at insulation and ventilation with you at the estimate.
Light on older framing, and nothing to maintain between seasons.
Product figures are the manufacturer's: interlockroofing.com ↗
Homes and beyond
The same interlocking aluminum system goes on a family home, a condo or townhouse complex, or a church. We install it across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island on:
Antarctica · U.S. National Science Foundation
Interlock® standing seam roofing and Black Diamond siding on six SPOT modules that travel between McMurdo Station and the South Pole, in −51 °C and winds up to 161 km/h. More than 32,000 completed Interlock® roofs across Canada and the USA, and these at the bottom of the world.
The Antarctica project ↗Recent New Brunswick metal roofing projects
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In their own words
★★★★★
“We got our roof done over 13 years ago and the roof is still impeccable. We live in the Moncton area and it was worth the price. We never have to worry about the roof ever again.”
Victor R. · Dieppe · 2025
★★★★★
“They could have improved on communication during the project.”
Gillian Barfoot and Janet B. · Rothesay · 2024
★★★★★
“The roof is gorgeous! I am very happy with the finished product.”
Andrew and Jennifer W. · Rothesay · 2020
★★★★★
“We can't believe how quiet our metal roof is. It's a fantastic product besides, but the quietness is amazing.”
Lisa Auld and Brian L. · Fredericton · 2019
★★★★★
“Communication with the customer AFTER the sale. Taking someone’s money and never talking to them again is not a good selling point.”
Jayme and Katherine M. · Sussex Corner · 2018
★★★★★
“They fell short with their salesman. He was just not good. I felt as if he was there to bash other roofing companies more so then to sell his own product.”
Charles R. · Moncton · 2018
★★★★★
“The shipment of product from Dartmouth to my home was delayed as the Armour truck driver had no note or number to call us before delivery. Overall, great product and service. Highly recommended for the piece of mind!”
Shawn and Robin T. · Rothesay · 2017
★★★★★
“At the veery end a few nails came off the roof but they cleaned it right away. They were in the gutters and didn't come out until it rained.”
Jim and Tina M. · Saint John · 2017
★★★★★
“Maybe a name on a truck and staff uniforms would be great. It would look more professional”
Gerald and Carol D. · Oromocto · 2016
★★★★★
“I'm very impressed with the product and the installation. I'm also impressed with the follow up after the job was finished.”
Dale and Nancy H. · Fredericton · 2016
★★★★★
“It was a positive experience. The only negative thing was the rain delaying the project. My warranty package should be coming soon.”
Dianne W. · Quispamsis · 2015
★★★★★
“We are really satisfied with the job and it looks absolutely great.”
Andrea and Rachel T. · Fredericton · 2015
★★★★★
“A little more explanation about protecting your shrubbery from falling snow. I was really really impressed with installation crew. They were prompt and went right to work. I'm happy with the result.”
Lyle and Joanne W. · Saint John · 2014
★★★★★
“I already have. I can't think of anything. Everything went really well. I'm really happy with the product. We went through the first snow, so I know everything went well.”
Andre and Lynn C. · Fredericton · 2014
★★★★★
“We are extremely pleased with the product quality and work ethic of the company crew who completed the roofing. We highly recommend this company and their product for anyone looking to install a forever roof.”
Scott M. · Fredericton · 2025
★★★★★
“I think they could've done better with the communication about the beginning of the project.”
Thom and Karen F. · Quispamsis · 2020
★★★★★
“Have A siding contractor remove and reinstall the siding properly This company has a great product, You should start taking visa for payments. Cheques are primitave and a month is way too long to be waiting for my cheque to be cashed.”
Mike and Tracy S. · Quispamsis · 2020
★★★★★
“Workers should not throw cigarette butts on the owners property. The operational supervisor , Gilles, was very pleasant and having him onsite to assist with the crew gave me a better level of confidence.”
Ed and Angela M. · Fredericton · 2019
★★★★★
“I don't think there is an area that could be improved on. They were very good and very helpful. I am very pleased with the quality of the material and workmanship.”
Murray O. · Grand Bay-Westfield · 2018
★★★★★
“Our project was delayed due to the weather. I think Interlock Roofing could do better by paying attention to weather conditions.”
Paul Mansz and Patricia M. · Rothesay · 2018
★★★★★
“The only thing I have not received is my guarantee. I am still still waiting on that paper work. Warranty is 10-30 and 50. I would like paperwork that can be put up when I am no longer running this Church.”
Alfred S. · Sussex · 2017
★★★★★
“The finished product on the house is a wonderful aesthetic.We have received high praise on how beautiful it looks.Thank you”
Bill Carroll and Gabrielle C. · Sackville · 2017
★★★★★
“Everything went according to plan. It was just the start date, it would of been nice to know exactly when. The warranty information, I don't think we have receive it yet will have to check in with them on that.”
Craig Robinson and Tabatha B. · Fredericton · 2016
★★★★★
“I'm glad that I went this route because it takes a big worry off my mind as far as wondering if I will have problems with my roof. After using Interlock Roofing, I'm confident that I won't.”
Rodney and Linda C. · Saint John · 2016
★★★★★
“No We tell everyone about our new roof. This was one of our better investments!”
Bill and Bonita D. · Oromocto · 2015
★★★★★
“I did not know when they were going to start my project. I had to call them.”
David and Brenda T. · Fredericton · 2015
★★★★★
“They were incredible so there are not many areas they could have improved on besides price.”
Victor Richard and Sylvie B. · Dieppe · 2014
★★★★★
“Interlock fell short in allowing the installers to accidentally mark up the siding. There were no further issues with Interlock.”
Sandy W. · Moncton · 2014
New Brunswick metal roofing profiles we install: slate, cedar shingle, shake, Mediterranean tile, standing seam & solid copper
The look belongs to your home. The performance belongs to the metal. Every profile needs a minimum 3/12 roof slope.
A composed silhouette
The formal character of slate at a fraction of the weight, in aluminum that cannot rust.
Familiar warmth
The look of a cedar roof, with nothing to rot, split or take on water in the grain.
Deep shadow lines
Hand-split texture and depth: the usual replacement when a cedar shake roof has had its last re-treatment.
Sculpted, not heavy
The barrel-tile silhouette without the weight of concrete or clay.
Clean lines
Clean vertical lines for a modern home or a cabin, in the same aluminum.
A living metal
Copper weathers over time. Usually a bay, a porch or a turret rather than a whole house.
Where we've worked
New Brunswick metal roofing from the certified Interlock® installer: we put the Interlock® aluminum roofing system on homes, cottages, farms and condominium complexes in Greater Moncton and the Southeast, Greater Saint John and the Kennebecasis Valley, Fredericton and the capital region, along the Fundy coast and in the Southwest, up the Saint John River to Woodstock, and in Miramichi. The panels lock to each other on four sides with the fasteners out of the weather. They are made in Canada at the Interlock plant in Delta, BC, and installed by our own Maritimes company from our office in Dartmouth, NS, with consultations at your home or on Zoom.
Completed Interlock® roofs by community, from our job book. Each community with three or more has its own page.
One office in Dartmouth serves every region: Greater Moncton / Southeast, Greater Saint John, Fredericton Capital Region, Fundy Coast, Southwest, Upper Saint John River / Woodstock Corridor and Miramichi. Not sure which one your address falls in? Ask us.
The project map
Every pin is a real, completed Interlock® roof with its profile, colour and install year. Zoom in on your street.
Why aluminum, for New Brunswick metal roofing
Older homes
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
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.
Condos
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 company
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.
Recycled
And the last tear-off your house is likely to need.
The metallurgy, coatings and test reports are the manufacturer's to explain: interlockroofing.com ↗
Every Interlock® panel we install is manufactured in Canada by Interlock Roofing at its plant at 9969 River Way in Delta, BC.
Maritime Metal Roofing Ltd. was founded in 2007 and is based in Dartmouth, with one office serving Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Canadian owned and operated for 19 years.
The roof is made in Canada and installed in the Maritimes by our own Maritimes company. It never crosses a border on its way to your home.
We do. Maritime Metal Roofing Ltd. is the certified Interlock® roofing contractor for New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. The company was founded in 2007; Interlock® roofs have been going on New Brunswick homes since 1995, according to our job book. The panels are made in Canada by Interlock Roofing at its plant in Delta, BC, and we install them ourselves. We are BBB Accredited with an A+ rating, Baeumler Approved, a Metal Roofing Alliance member, and winners of a 2026 GuildQuality GuildMaster Award.
No. We work from one office in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia (Burnside), and it serves all of New Brunswick as well as Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Your consultation is at your home or on Zoom, whichever you prefer, and New Brunswick calls go to the New Brunswick number on this page. There is no Moncton, Saint John or Fredericton office.
It is built for them, though no roof is storm-proof. Inland winters are cold: January averages −9.2 °C in Fredericton and −8.4 °C in Moncton (Environment and Climate Change Canada, 1991–2020 normals), and Moncton averages about 310 cm of snow a year. From January 24 to 26, 2017, an ice storm hit central and eastern New Brunswick from Miscou Island to Sackville, and nearly 300,000 NB Power customers lost power (Government of New Brunswick, Ice Storm Review 2017). Interlock panels absorb no water, have no granules to lose, and lock to each other on four sides with the fasteners concealed. They weigh roughly 2 to 3.5 kg per square metre, and we plan snow guards at the quote. Ice dams start with heat escaping into the attic; ice damming is excluded from both warranties, and snow and ice shedding from the labour warranty, so we look at insulation and ventilation with you as well.
Yes: aluminum cannot rust. It reacts with oxygen to form a thin, tough oxide layer that seals the metal against further corrosion and re-forms if scratched, so there is no steel core to rust once a coating is breached. That matters in Saint John, St. Andrews, St. Martins and along the Northumberland Strait. The Alunar® finish on the panels carries a 30 Year coating warranty.
Two, in writing. The manufacturer, Interlock Roofing, gives the Guardian Lifetime Limited Material Warranty on the aluminum material and its factory finish: it runs for as long as the original purchaser owns the home, is transferable once, and excludes workmanship. We, Maritime Metal Roofing Ltd., give a 10 Year Limited Labour Warranty (Form 5290 NS, which covers New Brunswick) on the workmanship of the installation. It is not transferable and excludes hurricane-force winds, wind storms, hail, ice damming, and snow and ice shedding. You can read both in full before you buy.
All of New Brunswick that we serve: Greater Moncton and the Southeast (Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, Shediac, Salisbury and Sackville); Greater Saint John (Saint John, Quispamsis, Rothesay, Grand Bay–Westfield and Hampton); the Fredericton Capital Region (Fredericton, Oromocto, New Maryland, Hanwell, Minto and Chipman); the Fundy Coast (Sussex, St. Martins and Alma); the Southwest (St. Stephen, St. Andrews and St. George); the Upper Saint John River and Woodstock corridor; and Miramichi. Nova Scotia is at novascotiaroofing.com and Prince Edward Island at peiroofing.com. Same company, same office, same warranties.
Free, no obligation
A free consultation on Zoom or at your home: we go through profiles and colours with you, measure the roof, and give you a fixed price in writing. No pressure, and an honest date for the install.
Maritime Metal Roofing Ltd. · 101 Thornhill Dr #105, Dartmouth, NS
Lifetime refers to the manufacturer's Guardian Lifetime Limited Material Warranty: material and finish, for as long as the original purchaser owns the home, transferable once, workmanship excluded. Warranty details
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