Roof Replacement & Repair in Troy, MI

Shingles scattered across the lawn after a windstorm off Big Beaver? A brown ceiling stain that creeps a little wider with every thaw? Ice piling up along the eaves every January? We'll track down exactly where the water is getting in and fix it right — no guesswork, no upsell, just an honest read on your roof and a clear plan to make it sound again.

Roofing Troy homeowners rely on

Troy grew up fast after its 1955 incorporation, and most of the city's roofs sit on two-story colonials and brick ranches built through the boom decades of the 1970s, '80s, and '90s. A lot of those homes are now on their second or third roof, and the asphalt shingles laid down in the early 2000s are reaching the end of their service life — curling tabs, bald patches where the granules have washed away, and popped nail heads you can spot right from the driveway.

Closer to the Somerset Collection and Troy's premium subdivisions, the picture changes. These executive colonials carry steep, multi-facet rooflines — deep valleys, dormers, multiple gables, and long sightlines that show off every detail. Homeowners here tend to invest accordingly, choosing dimensional architectural shingles or standing-seam metal that stand up to the weather and match the character of the house. Complex roofs like these live and die by their flashing, valleys, and ventilation — that's where most leaks start, and where cut corners show up fast.

And southeast Michigan weather is relentless on a roof. Freeze-thaw cycles pry at every seam all winter, ice dams build along shaded eaves and force meltwater back up under the shingles, and heavy snow loads press down for weeks at a stretch. Then spring rolls in with wind and hail that can strip granules or crack older shingles outright. Add humid summers and lake-effect moisture, and a roof that isn't sealed and ventilated properly starts telling on itself — usually as a stain on a bedroom ceiling.

Roof replacement in Troy, MI

When Troy homeowners ask whether it's time to replace their roof, we look at the shingles, flashing, valleys, and ventilation — not just the surface. If replacement wins, you get an exact written quote covering materials, labor, and cleanup. We handle everything from roof replacement to metal roofing across Oakland County.

The roofing Troy homes need most

For most Troy homeowners, the work that matters most is full roof replacement on those aging 1980s-through-early-2000s asphalt roofs, plus storm-damage repair after the spring wind and hail season. On the larger executive homes, that often means stepping up to heavier architectural shingles or standing-seam metal, with careful attention to valleys, step flashing, and chimney and skylight details on complex multi-facet rooflines. Just as important is what goes on underneath: ice-and-water shield along the eaves and valleys, proper attic ventilation to cut down on ice dams, and clean, correct flashing work — the details that decide whether a roof lasts its full life through a Michigan winter. When a full replacement isn't what your roof needs yet, we also handle targeted repairs, missing-shingle fixes, and straightforward leak diagnosis.