When you book your inspection, our specialists will document any storm-related damage and work directly with your insurance provider. We’ll help ensure your claim is handled fairly and that you receive all funds you’re entitled to. Our team knows how stressful the process can be, which is why we advocate for you every step of the way.

We combine the reliability of a well-established company with the personal attention of a small business. Over the last 10 years, we’ve built strong working relationships with insurance companies and local agents, which helps us guide your claim smoothly and fairly. Our manufacturer-trained installers focus on craftsmanship and clear communication, so you always feel supported from start to finish.

Yes! Our roofing and siding inspections are completely free. After major storms or whenever you notice possible damage, call us to schedule an inspection. We’ll assess your home’s condition and help you understand what needs attention — at no cost.

We offer a variety of shingle types and brands to suit every homeowner’s needs and budget. A new roof is an investment in your property, not just a purchase — and we’ll help you find the right option without overspending.

Yes — asphalt shingles are ideal for both replacements and spot repairs. They’re affordable, widely available, and easy to match for small sections of damage.

Depending on the shingle type and installation quality, asphalt roofs can last 15 - 30 years. Many modern products include UV protection and long-term manufacturer warranties.

Asphalt shingles are the most common and cost-effective roofing material for residential homes. Available in fiberglass base, asphalt shingles provide durable, weather-resistant protection and come in a wide range of colors and styles.

Our roofing experts will work with you to determine the best roofi ng system for your facility based on climate, energy costs, and facility needs.

There are many roofing options for your commercial facility:

• Silicone Roof Coating
• Single-Ply Membrane: TPO
• Single-Ply Membrane: EPDM
• Sheet Metal

The longevity of your commercial is dependent on many factors, from weather conditions to roof type.

There are averages for common roof systems:

• Silicone Roof Covering: 20 - 30 years
• Single-Ply Membrane TPO: 15 – 20 Years
• Single-Ply Membrane EPDM: 20 – 25 Years
• Metal: 30 – 45 Years
• Built-Up: 10 – 15 Years

Each situation has its own unique challenges that cause the prices to fl uctuate. We compete with all the viable and high performing commercial roofi ng systems.

There are many factors that contribute to the price of your new commercial roof.

Some of these factors include:

• The size of your roof
• Condition of the existing roof
• Membrane choice

We can help you create a budget after one of our roofing experts performs a free roof assessment and creates a roof survey report for your facility.

If you only have one roof on your building that is in good shape, chances are you can save money by installing a new roof without removing the existing roof.

Unfortunately, there are instances where a roof tear-off is required:

• Your facility already has two roofs: According to law, commercial buildings may not have more than two roofi ng layers. This is to prevent excess weight and stress on the structure of the building.
• Your facility has an unsafe roof: If your roof is damaged, saturated or unstable, your contractor will need to strip the existing roof to install a new working roof.
• You currently have a metal roof system in place.

Pros:

• Cost savings by minimizing tear-off
• Extends roof life
• New warranty
• Warranty is renewable with a recoat
• It's not considered an official roofing system (good for building code compliance)
• Leaves behind a seamless membrane (seams are the #1 cause of leaks)
• It's fluid-applied. Goes around penetrations with ease.
• Can reduce energy expenses

Cons:

• Nothing sticks to silicone…but more silicone
• Nothing sticks to silicone…but more silicone
• Silicone is slippery. Can cause safety issues.

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We install 5 roofing systems recommended for commercial structures:

• TPO
• Henry Roof Coatings© (silicone based)
• EPDM
• Mulehide©
• Metal

These articles introduce each system:

Pro-Grade Commercial Roof Restoration Solutions Brochure

Five Ways Roof Coatings Preserve Roofs and Budgets

TPO Systems Single Ply Systems Brochure

EPDM Roofi ng Systems THE ULTIMATE UPGRADE

What To Consider When Purchasing a Metal Roof

There are many variables that influence cost, such as:

• Are there any areas of the roof that need raised for proper sloping?
• Is any tear-off required before the installation?
• Is a primer or adhesion-enhancer needed?
• The size of your roof

And many, many more variables. However, we do offer free estimates!

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• Fire and weather resistant
• Energy efficient and low-maintenance
• Available in many colors and styles
• Environmentally friendly
• Lifespan of 40+ years

In most cases, yes. Because metal is lightweight, it can often be installed directly over existing shingles, saving time and money on tear-off and disposal.

Metal roofs have a higher upfront cost but deliver exceptional long-term value. Many homeowners see lower energy bills, fewer repairs, and even insurance discounts of up to 30% for metal roofing systems.

Metal roofing is a strong, lightweight, and energy-efficient option for both homes and businesses. It reflects sunlight to reduce summer cooling costs, offers excellent fire protection, and lasts two to three times longer than standard shingles.

Yes — vinyl siding resists fading, cracking, and weather damage. It’s designed to last for decades with minimal upkeep, making it a great long-term investment for your home.

Properly installed siding adds insulation, reduces noise, and protects your home from the elements. It also improves curb appeal and can significantly increase your home’s value.

Vinyl siding remains the most popular option for homeowners. It’s affordable, energy-efficient, low-maintenance, and available in a wide range of colors and textures.

Technically yes, but we don’t recommend it. Painting can shorten the lifespan of your gutters and may void manufacturer warranties. If you’re concerned about appearance, ask our team about color options that match your home.

Yes — open-style gutters collect leaves and debris that can cause blockages or even fire hazards in dry conditions. Installing gutter guards can greatly reduce maintenance needs and extend lifespan.

Standard aluminum gutters typically last about 20 years, while copper systems can last 50 years or more. If you’re replacing your roof, it’s often a good time to inspect or replace your gutters as well.

Gutters collect and redirect rainwater away from your roof, siding, and foundation. Without them, water can cause foundation cracks, mold growth, or siding damage over time.

Some windows offer additional benefits like increased security, soundproofing, or insulation.

Consider low-E glass, which can block UV and IR rays, and gas fi lls like argon between panes to improve insulation.

The "best" type depends on your needs. Common materials include vinyl and the style you choose (e.g., double-hung, casement).

Ask about energy efficiency ratings like U-factor (lower is better for insulation), Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC), and ENERGY STAR certifi cation.

Yes, new, energy-efficient windows can lower heating and cooling costs.

Ask for a detailed quote that includes both the cost of the windows and the labor. Get an estimate in writing.

Repairing is an option for a broken glass pane, but for issues like fogging between panes or warped frames, replacement is often necessary.

While DIY is possible, it can be costly and time-consuming, so a contractor is often recommended.

Replacing all windows at once can improve efficiency and curb appeal.

Replace windows that show visible damage, have drafts, or are causing sudden increases in energy bills. Other signs include fog between panes, condensation on the inside, or difficulty opening/closing.

If all of the functions (hinges, locks, knobs, windows, etc.) work without fl aw, your door is installed correctly and functioning well. If you have any issues, be sure to have those handled quickly to avoid premature wear and tear.

Unless you know and trust your dealer, you won’t know if a door is of high quality until it leaks or has issues. The way around that is to purchase from a dealer with a quality reputation, which guarantees both the installation AND the door itself.

If you purchase and install energy-star-rated doors, there is a possibility that you can get a tax credit for doing so. Please consult with your tax professional for additional information.

New doors have a variety of prices depending on the amenities you are looking for. They can be very affordable or costly, depending on your taste and your desired features.

• Vinyl is durable and inexpensive and is remarkably energy efficient.
• Wood adds a warm feel to the interior of your home while offering the durability and beauty of fi berglass on the exterior.
• Aluminum is rust-proof, rot-proof, durable, affordable, and easy to clean.

• Know your climate and fi nd a door that will meet the needs of your area
• Understand your aesthetics and try to fi nd something that either matches or compliments the exterior of your home.
• Security – what security features are you looking for? Do you need additional protection beyond a lock and deadbolt? Do you prefer to have a window or no window?
• Know the total cost of a new door and stay within your budget.

It’s simple — contact us or schedule your service through our services pages.  Our team will walk you through next steps and ensure your project starts off right.

We serve homeowners across Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Colorado, with local teams based in Mishawaka, Fort Wayne, Portage, Toledo and Denver. Visit our Service Areas page.

We’re a family-owned company that blends small-business values with big-picture professionalism. Our customers receive personal attention, transparent communication, and high-quality craftsmanship backed by experience.