#1 Farmington Hills MI Roofing Contractors

A professional inspection tells you the real condition of your roof before a small issue turns into a major repair.

Our inspections cover shingles, flashing, ventilation, gutter performance and attic conditions. We look for moisture, wear and structural concerns, then explain your options clearly and let you decide.

Much of Farmington Hills went up between the 1960s and the 1980s, and those colonials and split-levels are on their second or third roof by now. Split-level rooflines carry extra valleys and flashing points. Leaks usually start at one of them.

Thin attic insulation and blocked soffit vents are common in the older housing stock. That combination melts snow on the upper roof and refreezes it at the eave, which is how ice dams form in February. The newer subdivisions bring steeper pitches and more cut-up rooflines, and those need correct starter courses and ridge ventilation to perform.

Heavy tree cover on the larger lots is hard on drainage. Maple seeds and oak leaves pack the troughs and valleys, water backs up under the shingle edge, and shaded north slopes hold moisture long enough to grow moss.

We also provide metal roofing, solar roofing, flat and low-slope commercial systems, James Hardie siding, gutter replacement, tear-offs and re-roofing, with efficient timelines and clean job sites.