Roofing Company in Holland, Michigan
Honest, locally owned roofing in Holland since 1996. Backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Holland's proximity to Lake Michigan means lake-effect weather — heavy snow, driving winds off the lake, and freeze-thaw cycles that punish roofs harder than almost anywhere else in the state. The wind-driven rain alone is enough to find every weakness in a poorly installed roof. We've been roofing Holland homes for three decades, from the historic homes off Eighth Street to the lakefront properties along Lake Macatawa. We know which materials hold up to the wind, which ventilation patterns prevent ice dams, and how to flash a chimney so it stays sealed through a Holland winter. If your roof is showing its age, or if a recent storm left you wondering, we'll come out, take an honest look, and tell you what we'd do if it were our own home.
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Complete roofing systems, done right the first time.
We install full systems — underlayment, ventilation, flashing, and shingles — not just the parts you can see.
Roof Replacement
Complete roofing systems built to last decades, not seasons.
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Roof Repair
Honest fixes when a full replacement isn't the right answer.
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Storm Damage
Straightforward help after wind, hail, and ice — including insurance.
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Gutters
Seamless gutters and guards that move water away from your home.
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Skylights
Bring in daylight without sacrificing a watertight roof.
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Chimney Flashing
Stop the most common roof leak at its source — the chimney.
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Dedicated pages for the roofing work Holland homeowners ask us about most.
Holland roofing questions we hear most.
How does lake-effect weather affect Holland roofs?
Being close to Lake Michigan means Holland roofs take more wind-driven rain, heavier lake-effect snow loads, and harsher freeze-thaw cycles than roofs even ten miles inland. That's why we specify heavier-gauge flashing, wider ice-and-water shield at the eaves, and ventilation sized for our snow load — not the manufacturer's baseline spec.
How much does a new roof cost in Holland, MI?
Most Holland asphalt replacements run $9,500–$23,000, depending on square footage, pitch, tear-off, and the shingle line. Lakefront homes and older properties off Eighth Street sometimes need chimney or dormer flashing work that shifts the number. After a free inspection you get a written, itemized quote — no pressure and no upsells.
Do you handle insurance claims for wind and hail damage?
Yes. We meet your adjuster on the roof, document damage with dated photos, and explain the technical language. We've walked hundreds of Holland-area homeowners through claims. If the damage isn't real, we'll tell you before you file — protecting your premiums is part of doing this right.
Can you repair a leak without replacing the whole roof?
Usually, yes. Most leaks in Holland homes trace back to flashing, pipe boots, ice-dam damage, or a failed skylight seal — not the shingle field. We diagnose the actual source and fix the underlying problem, not just the visible symptom. Every repair is backed by our workmanship guarantee.
Are you a local Holland roofer or a storm chaser?
Family-owned in West Michigan since 1996 with a permanent Holland office at 675 E 16th St. We're not disappearing after the job. Every install carries our lifetime workmanship warranty, and you can call our cell for the next twenty years.
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Ready for an honest look at your roof?
Schedule a free, no-pressure inspection. We'll tell you exactly what we see — even if that means you don't need us yet.
