Roofing & Storm Damage Repair in Troy, MI

Troy grew as a planned suburban city: 1970s–1990s subdivisions with colonials and tri-levels, plus newer executive builds near the corporate corridor on Big Beaver Rd and the Somerset Collection area. Roofs are mostly architectural shingle now, but plenty of three-tab remains on first-generation streets off Coolidge Hwy, Rochester Rd, and the Troy Athens and Sylvan Glen areas. Lots are tidy, which means leaks are noticed — and also means homeowners sometimes delay a claim because the house “looks too nice to have roof damage.” Hail does not care about curb appeal. We inspect Troy roofs for bruising you cannot see from Big Beaver, and for ice-dam stains in the vaulted entries that became popular in the 1990s.

Eastern Oakland weather still brings regular summer storms. Troy sits in a strong storm-track path: cells that move from Pontiac toward Macomb County often drop hail and wind here the same evening they hit Sterling Heights. We document that pattern when it helps the claim. Gutters on Troy colonials clog with oak and maple leaves; ice then uses those gutters as a dam. Ventilation on 1970s tri-levels is often a single roof jack and no soffit intake. We call that out because a new shingle over a wet attic is a short-lived new shingle. Hail and wind damage are the two most common reasons Troy homeowners call us after a Tuesday night cell.

Insurance claims in Troy are frequently full replacements after documented hail, plus supplements for wet decking at eaves. Homeowners here are used to written processes; we give them one: inspection, photos, claim, adjuster meeting, work, warranty. We explain deductible and replacement cost in the first conversation. If a policy is ACV only, we say so before anyone orders materials. Siding and window damage from the same storm is included in the file when it exists. Some subdivisions have architectural guidelines on color and profile; we ask before we order so the board is not the last surprise.

We reach Troy from Farmington Hills on a regular route. License #2102194664, since 2005, warranty on every job. Call (248) 306-9225. Troy is Oakland County; we also cover Macomb, Livingston, Wayne, and Monroe if you need a crew at a second address.

The best time to inspect a Troy roof is the morning after hail, not the spring after you notice a stain. Granules on the driveway are a clue. Bruising on the mat is the proof. We come for the proof, at no charge, and we stay through the claim if the proof is there — from Rochester Road to the streets that face Somerset.