Why West Michigan homeowners hire us first, second, and third.
Roofing in this region is not generic work. The lake-effect snow band that runs from Holland up through Muskegon piles localized snow loads that exceed national residential design averages. The National Weather Service Grand Rapids forecast office tracks 40 to 60 freeze-thaw days per winter, the cycle that pulls flashing apart and lifts shingle adhesive over time.
That climate teaches you which materials hold up and which contractors actually flash a chimney for January thaws. The crews we partner with have been doing this since 1994. They know which 1970s ranch on the south side has the under-insulated attic that ice-dams every February, and they know how to install a roof that does not have that problem.
That is the difference. Not the volume of leads, not the fastest response time. The right way to roof a Grand Rapids home, the first time.
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