As the structural aspect of your home's exterior that keeps you and your family protected from the outdoor elements, the roof is one of the most important pieces of your home. Because of this, you should be doing everything you can to maintain your overall health.
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Living in Michigan, we're no strangers to long winters, brutal cold, and tons of snow. And while the snow may look stunning at times, it's important to consider the impact that snow has on your home—especially concerning the roof.
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There's no question about it—West Michigan Roofing has deep ties within our community. Since 1967, we've taken pride in serving our neighbors in any way that we can.
Read MoreSuppose your roof is in bad condition and it isn't summertime, then you must have it replaced as soon as possible.
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If you think that home maintenance is a big undertaking, consider a commercial building. Image is important in the business world and staying on top of the little things can add up to a big difference when it comes to commercial roofing.
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Is your home winter ready? If your roof isn’t in tip-top shape, then the answer is no. In some parts of the country, you might be able to go through a winter with a few missing shingles or other minor roofing issues, but that’s not a good idea in West Michigan.
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If you’re considering roofing material options, you’re most likely going to weigh the advantages of metal roofing and asphalt roofing. Which is the best roofing material? The answer depends on which roofing features matter most to you.
Read MoreLet’s be honest, roofing issues can happen at any time. Mother nature doesn’t care if it’s winter in West Michigan. If your roof has a leak or some other major issue, and the temp has dipped and the snow is flying, you might hesitate to contact us. Don’t!
Read MoreFall is the perfect time for roof maintenance, especially in West Michigan with winter approaching. By doing a quick inspection yourself or having us out for a thorough (and free) roof inspection, you can catch any problems before the cold, snowy months are upon us.
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It’s a good idea to check for hail damage after any hailstorm and especially when the hail is particularly large, as the larger the hail, the greater the potential for damage. Small hail, even up to about ½ inch in diameter, probably won’t do much damage, if any.
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