Roofing · Flint, MI

Roof Repair and Roof Replacement

Your roof takes everything a Michigan year can throw at it: summer heat, ice, wind, heavy snow and spring storms. We look at the whole roof first, then tell you plainly whether it needs a repair or a new roof, for homes and businesses across the state.

Old shingles stripped down to the roof boards during a tear-off
Down to the roof boards: old shingles coming off during a tear-off.

Roof Repair

Repairs are most of what we do. Water rarely comes in where the stain shows up; it travels along rafters and decking first. We follow it back to the real source and fix that spot, so you are not calling again after the next rain.

  • Leaks and water stains on ceilings and walls
  • Missing, lifted or cracked shingles after wind
  • Flashing around chimneys, vents, skylights and walls
  • Flat, rubber, TPO and metal roofs on commercial buildings

More About Roof Repair

Roof Replacement

When a roof keeps leaking in new places, the shingles are curling and losing their granules, or it has already been patched more than once, a new roof usually costs less in the long run than chasing one leak after another. We will tell you honestly which one you are looking at.

  • Old shingles torn off down to the boards, so we can see and fix any soft or rotted decking underneath
  • Atlas shingles, Elevate roofing systems, and metal panels from a supplier here in Flint
  • A catch-all system that catches debris as the old roof comes off, magnetic sweepers for nails, and a raked yard before we leave
  • Your estimate by email, usually the same day or the next, and Shaun on site while the work is done

We install roofs across Michigan with shingles that carry the manufacturer's lifetime limited warranty.

Brick home with a new dark shingle roof in Oscoda County, Michigan
A finished roof replacement in Oscoda County, Michigan.

Signs Your Roof Needs a Look

Stains Inside

Brown or yellow rings on a ceiling or a top-floor wall, or a musty smell in the attic.

Shingles in the Yard

Pieces of shingle on the lawn or driveway after a windy night.

Granules in Gutters

Sand-like grit piling up in the gutters or washing out of the downspouts: shingles wearing thin.

Sagging Lines

A roofline that dips, waves or looks uneven from the street.

Look from the ground and leave the climbing to us. Please stay off the roof.

Questions About Your Roof?

Call any time, day or night, or send the form. Tell us what you are seeing and we will set up a time to look at it.