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Home Improvement Solutions To Keep Your MI Home Cool This Summer

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Temperatures have been particularly high in Metro Detroit, MI this summer, with an average of 85 degrees for the month of July. Since many homes in Michigan are not equipped with air conditioning, getting through these hot temperatures can be almost unbearable for some homeowners. To help you beat the heat this summer, McLean Roofing …

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Preventing Wind Driven Rain Damage On Michigan Roofs

Heavy rain and wind driven rain pour over a green park area with trees, a wooden fence, bushes, lawn, and a black streetlamp—showcasing the need for roof damage prevention common for Michigan roofs.

Wind driven rain is exactly what it sounds like – rain propelled by wind to move diagonally or even horizontally at times. Roofing is particularly susceptible to wind driven rain because it can get into areas that straight-falling rain cannot reach. You may notice leaks in your roof or ceiling during storms with wind that …

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Why Every Michigan Home Needs a Roof Maintenance Plan

Two workers are installing solar panels on the roof of a Michigan home. Several ladders lean against the building, with tools scattered on the roof and lawn below—a view highlighting both installation and Michigan roof maintenance from above.

Your roof is one of the most important systems protecting your home, yet it is often overlooked until a problem appears. A structured roof maintenance plan helps homeowners prevent leaks, identify small issues early, and extend the overall lifespan of their roofing system. In Michigan, where roofs face snow, ice, wind, rain, and temperature swings, …

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How Roofing Impacts Your Summer Energy Bills In Michigan

A woman looks frustrated as she presses buttons on a thermostat mounted on a wall, with her other hand on her forehead, worried about rising summer energy bills in Michigan.

Summer energy bills can rise quickly as air conditioning systems work harder to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures. In Michigan, hot and humid summer conditions place increased demand on cooling systems, especially in homes with aging roofs, inefficient windows, or compromised insulation. Reducing summer energy costs starts with understanding how heat enters your home and taking …

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Can Vinyl Siding Stand Up To Michigan Rain Storms?

A modern two-story house with durable vinyl siding, white trim, multiple windows, stone accents, and a white garage door. A pumpkin sits near the front entrance, hinting at fall and readiness for Michigan rain storms.

Most of the big cities in southeast Michigan see at least 130 days of rain annually. That means for 1/3 of the year, your home or business has to withstand heavy abuse from precipitation. If you’re getting new siding for your building, you need to make sure it can handle the wear and tear Mother …

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Selecting The Perfect Roofing Shingles For Your Home

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Choosing the right roofing shingles is one of the most important decisions homeowners make when installing or replacing a roof. Shingles affect not only how your home looks but also how well it performs against wind, rain, snow, and temperature changes. In Michigan, where roofs must endure harsh winters and seasonal storms, selecting the appropriate …

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What To Do After A Hail Storm In Michigan

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Michigan sees an average of 75 hail storms a year, putting it right around the national average. Some parts of the state have a higher chance of hail than others, which means that your home could be at risk of hail damage. The guide below will help you prepare for this situation so you know …

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Exterior Spring Cleaning Tips

A gray house with a front porch, American flag, and blooming shrubs sits under a blue sky with scattered clouds. Perfect for exterior spring cleaning, the detached garage shows off a red decoration amid the green lawn and trees.

Spring cleaning doesn’t have to stop at your doorway. Many homeowners forget that the exterior of their houses need just as much care as the interior. You can boost your curb appeal and add years to the exterior features of your home by cleaning the right elements at the right time. Here are some outdoor …

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Protect Your Roof and Home This Winter

The best way to protect your roof in the winter is to have proper gutter protection put in place. Cleaning your gutters a few times a year is not enough to protect your home from the damages clogged gutters, ice dams and heavy ice or snow may cause. An unprotected gutter system can clog with …

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How To React After A Hail Storm

Close-up of old, weathered terracotta roof tiles scattered with small white hailstones after a hail storm. The wet tiles show patches of moss and dirt, highlighting the impact and what to do after hailstorm conditions.

Hail storms are common around this time of year, and so are the insurance claims that follow them. While most people know that hail can hurt their cars, many of them fail to realize the damage hail causes to roofs as well. That doesn’t mean that every hail storm requires roofing repair, but it is …

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