Roofing Contractor in Howell, MI — Storm Damage & Roof Replacement

We work out of a shop on Sterling Drive in Howell, which means the roofs we inspect sit in the same weather ours does. Livingston County averages roughly 31.6 inches of snow a season and around 92 freeze-thaw days a year — the cycle that lifts snow melt back up under the shingle courses at the eaves and turns an ice dam into a stained ceiling by February. It is also why Michigan code puts an ice barrier requirement on every replacement we do.

Wind is the other half of it. A gust of 81 mph was recorded at Brighton on March 30, 2025, with 68 mph in August 2023 and 58 mph events in 2021 and 2020 before it. Winds in that range routinely break the seal strip without visibly moving a shingle, so the roof still looks correct from the sidewalk while it has stopped being watertight. Homes on open exposures near Hamburg and Pinckney's lakes take the worst of it, and heavily wooded lots collect the leaf and limb load that keeps north slopes damp long enough to grow moss.

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