The Latest News About Our Roof Inspection, Roof Replacement, and Roof Repair Services

When homeowners begin thinking about getting a roof replacement, they often focus on the aesthetics first. However, while the look of shingles is important, the style of one’s roof is not as important as making sure your Kalamazoo roofing contractor installs a complete roofing system.

Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home. As with anything that’s exposed to weather, damage and wear and tear occur over time and maintenance is required. While, there are obvious signs to look out for, there are things that may not be that obvious to the average homeowner.

When selecting a Kalamazoo roofing contractor, there are many things to consider. In this post, we will look at five things you will want to know before making the decision of who you want to work with for your next roofing project.

This holiday season deck your halls to your heart’s delight — just make sure you do it the smart way. To help you stay safe when decorating your home and to avoid bumps, bruises or worse yet, a trip to the emergency room, your Kalamazoo roofing company, Sherriff-Goslin, has compiled a list of tips.

Over the last twenty years there have been many advances in asphalt roofing shingle technology. One of the best advances is the architectural shingle, also referred to as a dimensional shingle, because of its dimensional appearance.

Question: With all of the storms and severe weather we experience in Kalamazoo—including high winds, heavy rains, and hail—how can I be sure my roof hasn’t suffered any damage?

Underlayment is the roof component that serves as a line of defense during installation and after completion if shingles are blown off or damaged in storms which this roofing company in Kalamazoo knows all about.

In this digital age, homeowners are researching both contractors and the roofing materials they use to make sure they receive the best value for their dollar. Roof prices are increasing, so it makes sense for homeowners to want the longest-lasting, best looking roof that they can afford.

Like many non-profits, Family and Children Services relies on generous donations both to stay viable and to address larger projects, such as the “Making Room for Hope” building campaign.

The construction of a new Hotel Walloon began in 2014 when Wolgast Corp. accepted real estate developer Jonathon L. Borisch’s contract to recreate the quaint elegance of Walloon Lake’s 1890s charm with a building modeled after the original structure.