Getting an annual roof inspection is an important part of owning a home or business. This is especially true at the end of winter in Michigan because of the excessive rain that the spring brings in. In order to prepare your property for spring showers, you should plan to have a roof inspection towards the …
Your roof is one of the most essential components of your home’s exterior, protecting you from weather, rain, snow, and wind throughout the year. Over time, exposure to sun, moisture, temperature swings, and storm conditions can age roofing materials, affecting performance and appearance. Instead of replacing the entire roof prematurely, refreshing an old roof with …
Continued from Part 1 Sagging Roofing Does your roof looks like it’s sagging? That’s a pretty clear indicator that it’s time to replace it. You may not be able to notice this issue when you stand close to your home, but you should be able to across the street. Get far enough away so you …
Your roof is one of the most critical components of your home, protecting everything beneath it from weather, moisture, and temperature extremes. Over time, even a well-installed roof will wear out. For Michigan homeowners, snow, ice, wind, and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles can accelerate roof deterioration, making it especially important to recognize the warning signs early. …
You can get a roof inspection at any point in your homeownership, but some situations make this a requirement. Choosing not to do so at these times could cost you thousands of dollars down the line. Before you spend more money than you have to on home repairs, check out these 5 times when you …
Halloween is a fun time for homeowners to decorate and show some seasonal spirit, but roof decorating can quickly turn risky if it is not done correctly. Climbing ladders, attaching decorations, and walking on roofing materials can all lead to roof damage or serious injuries if proper precautions are not taken. For Michigan homeowners, fall …
Home inspections play a critical role in real estate transactions across Michigan. Whether you are buying, selling, or maintaining a home, inspection findings often determine repair negotiations, closing timelines, and long-term maintenance planning. Because Michigan homes face harsh weather conditions throughout the year, exterior-related concerns frequently appear on inspection reports. This article outlines the most …
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 …
Michigan storms can cause significant damage to residential and commercial properties in a short amount of time. High winds, hail, heavy rain, and fallen debris frequently compromise roofing systems, siding, gutters, and windows. When storm damage occurs, prompt professional repairs are critical to prevent further deterioration, interior water damage, and costly structural issues. Homeowners across …
Spring is an ideal time for homeowners to focus on energy efficiency. After months of winter heating demands, rising temperatures present an opportunity to reduce energy consumption, lower utility bills, and prepare your home for warmer weather. In Michigan, where seasonal temperature changes are significant, spring energy-saving upgrades can improve comfort and reduce strain on …