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

As a resident of Flint and the surrounding areas, you’re used to the dramatic changes in weather that come with our four seasons. While there are areas other than the Midwest that experience extreme weather, we are unique in the fact that we experience it all over the course of the year.

A home ability to properly vent is a critical component in the performance and lifespan of your roof. The proper amount of attic ventilation increases the longevity of your roof by minimizing the difference in temperature between the air outside and what’s in your attic.

Each year, many homeowners seek services provided by roofing contractors. Some take the time to research and find a dependable, trustworthy Flint roofer, while others carelessly pick the roofer that offers the lowest price.

While shingles are the roofing components that receive the most attention because they’re prominent in appearance – protecting the roof surface and covering the largest portion of the exterior surface of most homes.

Increased awareness of quality products and workmanship has led to more attention to detail and pride in doing the best possible roofing job. Certain important aspects of roofing that were once commonly ignored are now being commonly addressed in a professional manner.

Roof repair or roof replacement can be more costly than smaller home projects and usually require the involvement of a professional roofing contractor, so many homeowners put such projects on the back burner.

Did you know there is much more to a roof than just the shingles? There are, in fact, multiple layers that come together to make up a complete roof. If you are looking to have your home re-roofed, it is important to choose a Flint roofing contractor like Sherriff-Goslin.

Questions often arise about roofing in the winter. There are strong opinions among roofers about whether to install shingles in colder weather and good contractors are found on both sides of the issue.

Your roof is an incredibly important part of your home and requires maintenance over time as wear and tear inevitably occurs.

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.