Canusa Cedar Inc

Du bardeau de première qualité. Bravo

I picked up a mixed batch of shingles the other day, made by two different sawmills. The majority were Canusa, and the others were Maibec. Both were graded identically. The Maibec shingles were fantastic. The Canusa shingles were little more than kindling The shingles from Canusa were not butted or squared to any degree that was useful, and all of them had to be passed over a table saw before they could be used. A project that should only have taken a week has now stretched out over a month due to these extremely poor Canusa shingles. I'll be more diligent when purchasing shingles in the future, as this has been a costly mistake.

Je suis un travailleur pour cette entreprise

I spent $1000 on Canusa Cedar 2nd clear shingles for my shed, and made this discovery during the application: They are the worst cedar shingles imaginable. None of them are even remotely parallel sided; it's like they were made by an infant with a dull bread knife; the end grain was so fractured by a dull saw during the fabrication, that they'd only survive a season or two of wet weather before rotting. I bought 15 bundles, and ALL of them needed to be finished by hand to make them useable. Canusa's competition is certainly not losing any sleep, and their competitors will certainly be getting ALL of my businesses when I replace the shingles on my house!