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

When shingle cupping begins on an asphalt shingle roof, it can turn your home into an eyesore, as well as weakening its overall performance by loosening the seal on the shingle. Cupping occurs when the shingle becomes concave in the middle and the corners or sides loosen up and their edges raise.

Algae themselves don’t actually cause physical damage to a roof’s surface. They just sit there and alter the roof appearance over time, causing black streaks and stains that make a roof look worn and poorly maintained.

There are good reasons that asphalt shingles have become the most popular residential roofing material on the market. Asphalt shingles are relatively inexpensive to manufacture and purchase, and the installation is systematic and straightforward.

Two years ago, Sherriff-Goslin performed a free roof inspection on a house that had a small chimney leak. The home was 13 years old and located in Gull Lake, Michigan. The initial roof inspection revealed a small leak caused by shingles that needed replacing and chimneys that needed to be rebuilt.

Each year, thousands of homeowners lose their roofs to hail and wind damage because their roof is not durable enough. This can be prevented. A roof built with quality construction materials including durable shingles and installed by Sherriff-Goslin, your Battle Creek roofing company.

When it’s time to have a new roof installed by your local Battle Creek roofing contractor, you’ll need to decide on the type of material to use. It’s an important decision that will affect your home’s performance and value for decades to come.

You just contacted Sherriff-Goslin for a free roof inspection in Battle Creek. What happens next? What can you expect to receive and how will this help you in making decisions regarding roof repair or replacement?

Everyone knows that high winds from a storm can cause extensive damage to an entire roof system.

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.

The construction of a new Hotel Walloon began in 2014 when Wolgast Corp. accepted real estate developer Jonathon L. Borisch’s contract to recreate the quaint elegance of Walloon Lake’s 1890s charm with a building modeled after the original structure.