West Michigan Roofing Blog

We are thrilled to share that Versico Roofing Systems has honored us the title of Gold Medal Contractor! This makes us just one of four Michigan-based companies to receive this prestigious award!

When you own and operate a multifamily building, or are part of a home owner's association, you know that repairs and renovations are everything. As part of your business plan, making necessary upgrades is a gateway for more cash flow in your pocket.

Hiring a roofing contractor is an important decision. When you consider that your roof informs curb appeal, protects your home against the elements, and can even help improve energy efficiency, it’s easy to see why you need to ensure the job will be done right.

Out of sight doesn’t always mean out of mind. Just because roof damage can be hard to see, it doesn’t mean it should go unfixed. There are many factors that can cause damage to your roof. Typically, asphalt shingles can only last from 15-30 years. With natural age, your shingles begin to weaken.

As the structural aspect of your home's exterior that keeps you and your family protected from the outdoor elements, the roof is one of the most important pieces of your home. Because of this, you should be doing everything you can to maintain your overall health.

Living in Michigan, we're no strangers to long winters, brutal cold, and tons of snow. And while the snow may look stunning at times, it's important to consider the impact that snow has on your home—especially concerning the roof.

There's no question about it—West Michigan Roofing has deep ties within our community. Since 1967, we've taken pride in serving our neighbors in any way that we can.

If you think that home maintenance is a big undertaking, consider a commercial building. Image is important in the business world and staying on top of the little things can add up to a big difference when it comes to commercial roofing.

Is your home winter ready? If your roof isn’t in tip-top shape, then the answer is no. In some parts of the country, you might be able to go through a winter with a few missing shingles or other minor roofing issues, but that’s not a good idea in West Michigan.