Birmingham · 48009 · 48025

Birmingham roofs done quietly, cleanly, and right.

Birmingham is a walkable, dense, well-cared-for city. The roofing jobs here come with their own rules — narrow lots, neighbors close on both sides, downtown ordinances, and architecture that ranges from 1920s Tudor to brand-new modern infill.

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What's different about a Birmingham roof job.

Tight setbacks and neighbor proximity. Tear-off has to happen with discipline. We tarp the neighbors' property line, route the chute over our side.
City of Birmingham permit + historic considerations. Birmingham requires a building permit. Historic district (parts of Pembroke, Holy Name, Bates) has additional review.
Steep, complex roof lines. Older Tudors and Colonials with 10/12+ pitches, multiple gables, dormers, original chimney flashing.
Mature trees. The tree canopy on Henrietta, Linden, and the streets around Quarton Lake drops a lot of debris in valleys.

What we install in Birmingham

Architectural fits for a careful city.

Architectural & designer asphalt

For older Tudor and Colonial homes: GAF Timberline HDZ in Charcoal, Weathered Wood, or Hickory — or designer profiles like GAF Camelot II / CertainTeed Grand Manor.

Standing seam metal

For modern infill builds and contemporary remodels. Matte black, dark bronze, slate gray. We work with the architect of record on color and panel-width specs.

A word on the historic district.

If your home is inside the Birmingham Historic Preservation district, material and color changes require Historic District Commission review. We've submitted color boards, shingle samples, and product cut sheets to the HDC enough times that the process doesn't slow us down.