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Contact Lapeer County Roofing for a Free Estimate
Tell us where the house is and what the roof is doing. If water is coming in right now, use the Call Now button.
- Licensed & InsuredResidential and commercial
- 25+ Years of ExperienceOn Lapeer County roofs
- Free InspectionsWritten estimates
- Licensed & Insured
- 25+ Years of Experience
- Residential & Commercial Roofing
- Free Inspections & Written Estimates
- Serving Lapeer County, Michigan
How do you reach us?
Use the Call Now button if water is actively coming in or the roof is open. For anything less urgent, use Email Us or the request form on this page. Either way, tell us your town and what happened, and we will set up a free inspection and estimate at a time that works.
A note about the form: it is not connected yet. If it will not send, or you do not hear back, please use Call Now or Email Us instead so your message does not get lost.
What should you include in your message?
Give us your town or township, what happened, and when. Say whether water is coming inside, and describe what you can see: missing shingles, a limb on the roof, a stain on the ceiling. If you can safely take photos from the ground or inside, attach them. That helps us plan the visit.
A short checklist:
- Town or township, and a nearby cross road if you are rural
- What happened: wind, hail, a fallen limb, a leak that appeared
- When it happened, or when you first noticed it
- Whether water is coming in right now
- Photos, if you can take them safely from the ground or indoors
- Whether you have contacted, or plan to contact, your insurer
Is it safe to check the roof yourself?
From the ground, yes. From the roof, no. Wet, storm-damaged shingles are slick, decking may be weakened, and limbs or wires can be tangled where you cannot see them. Walk around the house, use binoculars if you have them, check the attic with a flashlight, and leave the climbing to us.
Inside, look for stains on ceilings, damp spots on walls near the chimney, and drips around light fixtures. Turn off power to any fixture that has water in it. If a power line is down or touching the house, stay away and contact your utility before anything else.
Before you reach out
We work on homes and commercial buildings throughout Lapeer County. Check the service areas page for the list of communities, and the services overview if you want to read up on what we do first.
Send the details and we will take it from there.
Why choose Lapeer County Roofing
Licensed and insured
Lapeer County Roofing is licensed and insured for residential and commercial roofing work across Lapeer County.
25+ years of experience
Our crew brings 25+ years of experience to every repair, replacement and inspection on homes and commercial buildings.
Free inspection with photos
We inspect the whole roof, photograph what we find and show you the damage before we recommend anything.
A written estimate
You get the price in writing before work starts, with no cost and no obligation for the inspection.
Adjuster meetings on request
For storm claims we document the damage and can meet your insurance adjuster on site if you ask us to.
Cleanup when we finish
We pick up nails, old shingles and debris before we leave, so your yard and driveway are clear.
Frequently asked questions
What if the contact form does not go through?
The form on this page is not connected yet, so a message sent through it may not reach us. Please use the Email Us button instead, or the Call Now button if the roof is leaking. Include the same details you would have typed into the form, and attach any photos to the email.
Should I call or email about a leak?
Call if water is coming in now, if a limb has broken through, or if more rain or snow is on the way. Those situations may need tarping or sealing before anything else. Email is fine for older stains, hail you noticed on gutters, or a question about a repair that is not urgent.
What photos are most helpful to send?
Wide shots of each side of the house from the yard, close-ups of anything on the ground such as shingle pieces or granules, and pictures of ceiling or wall stains inside. Photos of dented gutters or vents help with hail questions. Only take pictures you can get safely; never climb up for them.
Is there any cost to request an estimate?
No. Requesting an estimate costs nothing, and the inspection and written estimate are free with no obligation to hire us. You will know what we found and what we recommend before any work is scheduled, and you can take your time comparing or asking questions before you decide.
Storm damage on your roof?
Ask for a free inspection and estimate anywhere in Lapeer County.