Thorpe Industries Ltd — Roofing, Metal Wall Systems & Waterproofing in Prince Albert, SK (4.1 Stars)
Thorpe Industries Ltd is a Prince Albert contractor that works across the upper envelope of buildings: roofing, wall systems, waterproofing, and glazing for commercial and institutional clients throughout Saskatchewan. Their membrane roofing and metal roof and wall systems expertise makes them a viable choice for flat-roofed commercial properties, agricultural facilities, and institutional buildings that need durable, low-maintenance envelope solutions. The addition of asbestos abatement and architectural glass to their service list reflects a genuinely multi-trade capability rather than the typical single-trade roofing contractor.
Services
- Membrane and metal roofing — TPO, EPDM, and metal panel roof systems for commercial and agricultural buildings, including re-roofing and new construction.
- Architectural wall systems — Metal wall panels, composite cladding, and curtain-wall framing for commercial building envelopes.
- Windows, glazing, and railings — Commercial window installation, architectural glass, and composite railing systems.
- Waterproofing and asbestos abatement — Hot-applied waterproofing for foundations and parking structures; certified asbestos removal for renovation and demolition projects.
Service area
Prince Albert, SK, serving commercial and institutional clients throughout central and northern Saskatchewan.
Why it’s on home.renovation.reviews
Thorpe Industries is one of the few Prince Albert contractors with certified asbestos abatement capability alongside commercial roofing, a combination that matters for schools, older office buildings, and agricultural operations undergoing renovation.
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