Project 1
A crew installs standing-seam metal roofing on a home, with the new panels running down the roofline.
Project 1
A crew installs standing-seam metal roofing on a home, with the new panels running down the roofline.
Storm damage, full replacement, or quick repairs — we show up fast and get it done.
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New roofs and lasting repairs, installed to the manufacturer's specifications.
Full tear-off and replacement with premium materials.
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Hail and wind damage assessment and repair.
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Fast and reliable roof repair services for leaks, damaged shingles, flashing issues, and general wear to extend the life of your roof.
Learn more →Catch problems early, keep water moving off the house, and get help when storms hit.
Durable and energy-efficient metal roofing solutions that provide long-lasting protection, low maintenance, and enhanced curb appeal for residential and commercial properties.
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Prevent costly damage with routine roof maintenance, leak detection, and preventative inspections designed to keep your roofing system performing at its best.
Learn more →Most homeowners only buy a roof once or twice. That makes it easy to oversell. Here's how we work instead:
A crew installs standing-seam metal roofing on a home, with the new panels running down the roofline.
A crew installs standing-seam metal roofing on a home, with the new panels running down the roofline.
Roof deck prepared with underlayment in progress, with a view over the wooded hills behind the house.
Roof deck prepared with underlayment in progress, with a view over the wooded hills behind the house.
Aerial view of a complex gray shingle roof with multiple gables and valleys on a wooded lot.
Aerial view of a complex gray shingle roof with multiple gables and valleys on a wooded lot.
Finished brick home with a gray shingle roof, gabled front and arched windows.
Finished brick home with a gray shingle roof, gabled front and arched windows.
White two-story home mid-replacement, with part of the old roof removed down to the bare decking.
White two-story home mid-replacement, with part of the old roof removed down to the bare decking.
Close-up of a weathered roof vent cap on shingles, the kind of wear we check during an inspection.
Close-up of a weathered roof vent cap on shingles, the kind of wear we check during an inspection.
Our crew walks a dark shingle roof on a ranch-style home during the job.
Our crew walks a dark shingle roof on a ranch-style home during the job.
Aerial view of a finished dark gray shingle roof with a dormer and multiple roof planes.
Aerial view of a finished dark gray shingle roof with a dormer and multiple roof planes.
Brick home with a new gray roof going on, with underlayment still exposed near the ridge.
Brick home with a new gray roof going on, with underlayment still exposed near the ridge.
Aerial view of a log-style home with a dark shingle roof, stone chimney and wooded hills behind it.
Aerial view of a log-style home with a dark shingle roof, stone chimney and wooded hills behind it.
Stone-and-brick home with a gray shingle roof and a new vent pipe, seen from above.
Stone-and-brick home with a gray shingle roof and a new vent pipe, seen from above.
Age, the extent of damage, and whether problems are spread across the roof or in one spot. A roof near the end of its life with widespread wear usually warrants replacement; isolated damage on a younger roof is often a repair. We'll show you photos and give you both options when both make sense.
Most homes are finished in one to three days, depending on size, pitch, weather and material.
Yes. We document storm damage with photos and measurements and can meet the adjuster on site. Your policy decides what's covered.
Not necessarily. We'll walk the property with you before and after, and keep you updated during the job.
Alpena and the surrounding communities — see our service areas.
Get a free inspection with photos of exactly what we find.
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