Iron Wood Shake metal roofing – Simpson’s Num-Ti-Jah Lodge in Lake Louise

This Iron Wood Shake metal roofing project at Simpson’s Num-Ti-Jah Lodge in Lake Louise was completed with a strong focus on durability, architectural character, and performance in extreme alpine conditions. Located in one of Alberta’s most demanding climates, the roof was designed to handle heavy snow loads, freeze-thaw cycles, and high winds while maintaining a distinctive lodge-style appearance.

The Iron Wood Shake profile provides the classic look of cedar shake while delivering the long-term advantages of metal roofing. The red colour was carefully selected to complement the lodge’s mountain setting and historic character, while premium flashings, trims, and ventilation components were custom-fabricated to suit the complex roof geometry and multiple dormers.

At Renoteck, we understand the unique challenges of roofing in the Rocky Mountains. This project reflects our commitment to high-end metal roofing solutions built specifically for Alberta’s harsh conditions—combining craftsmanship, premium materials, and proven installation practices to ensure long-term protection and reliability for iconic properties like this one.