Siding and trim are the last line of defense once water is off the roof — worth checking at the same time as the roofline above them.
Fraser, Michigan · One contractor, every exterior system
Start with the service closest to the problem you can actually see. Each one below has its own page covering what the work involves, what to watch for, and how we approach it — rather than one overview stretched thin across fifteen topics.
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Family-owned and operated in Michigan since 2011
Based at 31097 Fraser Dr, Fraser, MI 48026
Serving Macomb, Oakland and St. Clair counties
Free on-site inspection and a written, itemized scope before work begins
Roofing, gutters, and siding aren’t three separate purchases. They’re one path water takes off the house, and planning them together is how you avoid paying to fix the same water problem twice. A roof that sheds correctly into a gutter that’s too small for it still ends up soaking the wall below.
Shingles, flashing, and valleys decide how much water reaches the gutters, and how fast it gets there.
Gutters and downspouts have to be sized and pitched for what the roof sheds, and routed somewhere that isn’t the foundation.
Siding and trim are the last line of defense once water is off the roof — worth checking at the same time as the roofline above them.
That thinking runs through every estimate we write, and it’s why a roof quote here often turns up a gutter or drainage issue worth handling while the crew is already on site.
Replacement, targeted repair, storm response, and flat commercial systems.
Full roof replacement and inspection for Michigan homes, planned around decking condition and ventilation rather than shingles alone.
Targeted leak repair that starts by finding the actual source, which is often not where the stain shows up inside.
Wind and hail damage assessment and repair, with the condition documented in writing and photographs.
Inspection, repair, and replacement scheduled around how a building actually operates and who is inside it.
The wall system and the finishes that make a house look maintained.
Vinyl siding, soffit, fascia, and trim treated as one wall system rather than separate line items.
Fiber cement siding for homeowners who want a heavier, longer-lived material than vinyl.
Prep-first exterior painting, because coatings fail at the preparation stage far more often than at the paint itself.
Chimneys, porches, and cultured stone work, including repair to existing brick and block.
Everything between the roof edge and the ground away from your foundation.
Aluminum gutters fabricated on site, so there are no seams along the run to separate or leak.
Gutter guards for properties where clearing gutters twice a year isn’t realistic or safe.
Downspout extensions and grading work that move water far enough from the foundation to matter.
Half-round copper and rain chains, usually on historic homes or where the roofline is a design feature.
Larger jobs that change how the house works, not just how it looks.
Window replacement measured and installed for Michigan’s freeze-thaw swings and heating season.
Deck framing and surfaces built for the exposure a Michigan deck actually takes year round.
Additions planned from the structure and roofline outward, so the new section ties into the existing one properly.
We walk the property and look at the actual problem, not just the service you searched for.
You get a clear, itemized plan for what needs to happen and why — before any work starts.
Work is scheduled and completed by our crew, with one point of contact for questions along the way.
We review the finished work with you before calling the job done.
Most homeowners collect three quotes and find they can’t compare them, because each contractor scoped the job differently. A few things worth checking on any proposal, ours included:
A single number tells you nothing about what’s included. Tear-off, decking replacement, flashing, and disposal should each appear.
Nobody knows until the old roof is off. The proposal should say how additional decking is priced, not leave it open.
Manufacturer warranty covers the material. Workmanship warranty covers the installation. They are different things.
Ask whether the crew is in-house or subcontracted, and who your point of contact is once work starts.
Ask for the license number and a certificate of insurance. Any legitimate contractor will hand both over without hesitation.
More on this in the Learning Center, and more about how we run jobs on our About page.
A roof, a siding job and a gutter run photographed on real properties, not a stock library. The fourth photo is the point of this page: gutters, siding, trim, soffit and windows finished on one house, in one project, by one crew.
Describe what you’re seeing and we’ll tell you which trade it belongs to — even if it turns out not to be one of ours. Financing is available for qualified projects; see financing options.
Most homeowners collect three quotes and find they can’t compare them, because each contractor scoped the job differently. A few things worth checking on any proposal, ours included:
A single number tells you nothing about what’s included. Tear-off, decking replacement, flashing, and disposal should each appear.
Nobody knows until the old roof is off. The proposal should say how additional decking is priced, not leave it open.
Manufacturer warranty covers the material. Workmanship warranty covers the installation. They are different things.
Ask whether the crew is in-house or subcontracted, and who your point of contact is once work starts.
Ask for the license number and a certificate of insurance. Any legitimate contractor will hand both over without hesitation.
More on this in the Learning Center, and more about how we run jobs on our About page.
Based at 31097 Fraser Dr in Fraser, we cover Macomb, Oakland, and St. Clair counties. Don’t see your city? Ask us — coverage depends on distance and project scope.
Describe the symptom rather than the solution — a ceiling stain, a gutter that overflows, siding that’s buckling. We’ll tell you which trade it belongs to. Start with the contact form or call (586) 533-8343.
Yes — Michigan Builder’s License
Yes, and that’s most projects. A roof replacement frequently surfaces gutter or fascia work worth doing at the same time, while access and crew are already on site. Mention everything you’ve noticed and we’ll scope it together.
Two separate things, and it’s worth knowing the difference: the manufacturer warranty covers the material, and the workmanship warranty covers the installation.
Call rather than fill out a form. For an active leak, roof repair is the starting point, and diagnosis begins at the source rather than at the stain. If the leak followed a storm, storm damage roofing is the more relevant page.
Across Macomb, Oakland, and St. Clair counties, yes. At the outer edge of the map, coverage depends on distance and project size — a full roof is worth a longer drive than a single gutter repair. Check the areas we serve or just ask.
It depends on the trade and the weather window. What we can commit to is telling you the expected schedule in the written scope rather than after work begins.
Financing is available for qualified projects. See financing options for what’s offered and how to apply.
Yes, for every service on this page. An estimate includes walking the property and a written scope, not a number over the phone.
We inspect and document damage as part of a storm damage assessment, which is what an adjuster will want to see.
Free estimates for roofing, siding, gutters, windows, and every service in between.