Troy · 48083 · 48084 · 48085 · 48098

The roofer Troy homeowners hire for the long run.

Troy is largely 1970s through 2000s housing stock — clean roof lines, larger floor plates, fewer ornate dormers. The work is straightforward. What changes the equation is how a homeowner wants the next 25 years to look.

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What we see most in Troy.

Original 1970s and 1980s roofs on second or third replacement. Big swaths of Troy west of Rochester Road and south of South Boulevard.
Newer 1990s and 2000s subdivisions reaching first replacement. North Troy near Hickory Grove, Sylvan Glen, the Athens corridor.
Larger square footages. Average Troy home is bigger than Birmingham or Royal Oak. More squares, but cleaner pitches.
Decking concerns from layovers. Homes reroofed in the 1990s with a layover — this tear-off will be the first time the deck has been seen in 30+ years.

What we install in Troy

Built for newer suburban housing stock.

Architectural asphalt

GAF Timberline HDZ in Pewter Gray or Charcoal is the workhorse here. Higher-end homes near Long Lake and Wattles use designer profiles.

Standing seam metal

Becoming more popular with second-generation Troy homeowners looking to never reroof again. Clean newer roof geometries make standing seam easier to install.

Troy permits and same-day service.

City of Troy requires a building permit for roof replacement. We pull it, coordinate inspections, close it out. Response time on a Troy estimate request is usually less than 24 hours.