In Wildwood, Alberta, time moves with the seasons. It’s quiet. Rugged. Honest. Tucked about 112 km west of Edmonton, this historic hamlet—once called Junkins—was founded by African-American settlers over a century ago. Surrounded by the whispering pines of the boreal forest and the winding Lobstick River, it’s the kind of place where people still wave when they drive by. Where craftsmanship matters. Where a home is more than square footage—it’s legacy.
Clara Q understands that. She lives in a home that breathes with the land, full of character, built with intention. But it needed a roof as resilient and beautiful as the landscape itself. A roof that could take on snowdrifts, wind gusts, and the wild Alberta hailstorms without blinking.
Enter the Black Interlock Slate Shingle Metal Roofing System—installed by a crew that, in Clara’s words, “worked like troopers 12 hours a day.” Here’s her full review:
“Such a hard working crew, did a beautiful job on our very complex roof. Worked like troopers 12 hours a day, were very courteous and thorough. Highly highly recommend!”
Let’s be clear—this wasn’t just another roof. This was a statement. A bold, energy-efficient, wind-defying, solar-compatible upgrade that will never need replacing. Not in 10 years. Not in 50. Not ever.
With its 4-way interlocking design and lifetime warranty, Clara’s new roof does more than protect her home. It preserves it. It turns heads. It elevates the curb appeal of a home nestled in one of Alberta’s most quietly storied towns.
Look closely at the photo. Notice how the roofline cuts clean against the sky? How the sleek black shingles echo the tones of the spruce trees beyond? That’s design meeting durability. That’s Interlock.
Wildwood isn’t a place for shortcuts. And Clara didn’t take one. She invested in the best roof for Alberta living. The kind that holds up when others fall apart. The kind that lets you sleep through a storm without wondering what’s happening up above.
If your roof is tired, if your home deserves better, take a page from Clara’s story. Trust the roof that stands up to the Wild in Wildwood.
