Macomb Township nearly doubled in population between 2000 and 2020, and that means thousands of roofs that were installed around the same time are now wearing out around the same time. Rock Solid Exteriors has replaced and repaired Macomb County roofs since 1997. From our office on Hayes Road, neighborhoods along Hall Road, Romeo Plank, 23 Mile and the rest of the township are a 5- to 15-minute drive.
Get a free roof inspection by calling (844) 757-6543, or book your estimate online.
Roofing Services in Macomb Township
- Roof replacement for everything from ranches to large two-story colonials with multiple roof planes.
- Roof repair for leaks, blown-off shingles, cracked pipe boots and flashing problems.
- Architectural asphalt shingles from Owens Corning and CertainTeed.
- Metal shingles and metal roofing for long-term durability.
- Ventilation upgrades and attic insulation.
- Storm damage inspections. We inspect and photo-document storm and hail damage, explain honestly whether it looks worth a claim, and can meet your insurance adjuster at the house.
- Seamless gutters, soffit and fascia to finish the job.
A Rock Solid Roof Replacement
You can see more finished work in our roofing gallery, and you can try out shingle colors on a photo of your own home with our Roof Visualizer.
Recent Roofs in Macomb Township
Our job records show 18 roofing jobs in Macomb Township between January 2023 and September 2026, five of them so far in 2026. Here is where we have worked. Street names only. We do not publish house numbers or customer names.
- Roofing on Juliana Court — completed July 2026
- Roofing on Oliver Drive — completed July 2026
- Roofing on American Way — completed March 2026
- Roofing on Pinder Court — completed February 2026
- Roofing on Providence Drive — completed February 2026
- Roofing on Summerfield Drive — completed June 2025
- Roofing on Birch Drive — completed May 2025
- Roofing on Chalmers Drive — completed May 2025
- Roofing on Blackberry Drive — completed December 2024
- Roofing on Adrienne Drive — completed June 2024
- Roofing on Plaza Drive — completed May 2024
- Roofing on Lassen Drive — completed March 2024
- Roofing on Meander Drive — completed February 2024
- Roofing on Canmore Street — completed January 2024
- Roofing on Springdale Drive — completed October 2023
- Roofing on Egmont Key Avenue — completed August 2023
- Roofing on Brantingham Road — completed May 2023
- Roofing on Willowood Drive — completed January 2023
Rock Solid Projects In and Near Macomb Township
The siding job on Foxtail Court is in the township. The roofs are from the communities around it. Each one has its own page with photos and details.
See more of our work on the projects page and map, or call (844) 757-6543 for a free roof estimate.
Why Homeowners in Macomb Township Call Us
Plenty of roofing companies advertise in a growing township. Here is what makes us different:
- We are close. Our office is on Hayes Road in Clinton Township, the next community south. Most Macomb Township homes are 5 to 15 minutes from our door, which makes follow-up visits easy.
- We have been local since 1997. More than 25 years of roofing in Macomb County, with sales, scheduling and crews run from the same Clinton Township office.
- We carry real credentials. Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, credentialed to install and register Owens Corning roofing system warranties, plus CertainTeed, James Hardie Select Contractor, Mastic Preferred and membership in the NRCA.
- We back it up. Qualifying Owens Corning roofing systems come with manufacturer warranty options; ask for the terms on your roof. See our warranties page.
- We make it affordable. Ask about financing on approved credit. Veterans receive 10% off.
From the very beginning, the crew went above and beyond to protect our property. … They also covered our deck, AC unit, and lawn with plywood and tarps to help protect everything throughout the day.
Brittany J., Google review
Roofing Challenges Specific to Macomb Township
A township of newer homes reaching their first re-roof
Macomb Township’s own 2022 Master Plan, Cultivate Macomb!, shows how quickly the community filled in. The township had roughly 17,900 homes in 2000 and roughly 32,200 by 2020, and SEMCOG counted roughly 14,000 new units built over two decades. The population went from about 50,000 in 2000 to 91,663 in 2020, making it the most populous civil township in Michigan.
For roofing, that means a large wave of homes built in the late 1990s, 2000s and 2010s. Many of those houses were roofed by the builder with standard shingles and are now old enough to show granule loss, curling edges and failing pipe boots. A first re-roof is also the right time to fix what the builder may have skimped on, like undersized attic ventilation or missing ice-and-water protection in valleys.
Bigger, more complex roofs
Newer homes in the township tend to be larger, with hips, valleys, dormers, multiple roof levels and attached garages. More valleys and wall intersections mean more places where water concentrates and flashing matters. A good estimate is based on the actual roof, not a guess from the curb, and it should call out problem areas like valleys and roof-to-wall joints.
Choosing between repair and replacement on a newer home
Not every problem on a 15- or 20-year-old roof calls for a full replacement. A cracked rubber boot around a plumbing vent, a few shingles torn loose along a rake edge, or a nail that has backed out and punched through a shingle can all cause a leak on an otherwise healthy roof, and all of them can be repaired. Replacement starts to make sense when wear is spread across whole slopes, when shingles are brittle enough to crack as they are lifted, or when repairs keep piling up. We will tell you which situation you are in, and if a repair is the smarter spend, that is what we will recommend.
Open land, wind and winter
Macomb Township still has farm fields and open space alongside its subdivisions, and homes near open ground take more direct wind in storms. Lifted or creased shingles along ridges and rakes are a common finding after a windy season. In winter, Michigan’s freeze-thaw cycles and drifting snow on complex roofs set up ice dams where warm attic air meets cold overhangs. Balanced intake and exhaust ventilation and adequate insulation are the long-term fix.
Our Process: Estimate to Cleanup
- Free roof inspection. We inspect the shingles, flashing, vents, gutters and attic, and take photos you can see.
- Clear recommendations. Repair or replace, asphalt or metal, and what ventilation changes make sense, explained without pressure.
- Written estimate. Materials, labor, tear-off, disposal and permits are itemized, along with financing options if you want them.
- Permits and materials. Required township permits are pulled, and material delivery is scheduled.
- Installation. Our crew strips the old roof, repairs decking where needed and installs the new roof system.
- Cleanup. Old shingles, nails and debris are cleaned up and removed from your property.
- Walk-through and warranty. We go over the finished roof with you and register the warranty coverage you qualify for.
Homeowners often ask us to take care of the gutters and any rotted wood while the roof is open. One recent customer summed up that kind of job:
Excellent crew and awesome value! Replaced whole roof in one day including some wood repairs. Also replaced the gutters the next day.
Z. N., Google review
Macomb Township Roof Questions
My Macomb Township home was built in the 2000s. Is it really time to think about the roof?
It might be. A large share of the township’s homes went up in the last 25 years, and many of them were built with standard builder-grade shingles. Age alone does not decide it, though. We look for granule loss, cracked or curling shingles, nail pops, worn pipe boots and signs of attic moisture, then tell you whether you need a repair, a replacement or simply nothing yet.
Will a new roof match the look my subdivision expects?
We carry a wide range of Owens Corning and CertainTeed shingle styles and colors, and you can preview them with our Roof Visualizer. If your homeowners association has rules about roof color or style, bring them to the estimate and we will work within them.
Why does my large two-story home get ice buildup at only some of the eaves?
Complex roofs with several levels, valleys and dormers tend to have spots where warm attic air collects or where snow drifts and meltwater concentrates. Those areas are where ice dams start. Better attic ventilation and insulation, plus ice-and-water protection in the vulnerable areas, usually solve it.
Do you install metal roofs in Macomb Township?
Yes. We install both metal roofing panels and metal shingles that have a more traditional look. We will explain the cost difference compared with asphalt during your estimate.
How far is your office from Macomb Township?
Our office is at 42452 Hayes Road in neighboring Clinton Township. From there, most Macomb Township homes are a 5- to 15-minute drive.
Have you replaced roofs in Macomb Township before?
Yes. Since 2023 we have completed 18 roofing jobs in the township, on streets including Juliana Court, Oliver Drive, American Way, Pinder Court, Providence Drive, Summerfield Drive and Birch Drive. The full list is above.
Can you do the gutters or siding at the same time as the roof?
Yes. Several of our Macomb Township roofing jobs included new seamless gutters or siding in the same project. The siding job on Foxtail Court is one of ours in the township, and our Macomb Township siding page covers the options.
We Also Serve Surrounding Communities
Rock Solid crews work across Macomb County. Visit our roofing pages for Clinton Township, Shelby Township, Chesterfield, Sterling Heights, Mount Clemens, Utica and Romeo, or see all of our roofing services.
Get a Free Roofing Estimate in Macomb Township
Whether you have a leak, storm damage or a builder-grade roof that is starting to show its age, we will give you an honest assessment and a written price at no charge. Phone (844) 757-6543 or use the button below.
Talk to Us About Your Project
Estimates are free, in your home and with no obligation. Call (844) 757-6543 to talk to someone about your roof project in Macomb Township, or request an estimate online.
We also handle siding, concrete, window work in Macomb Township. See all of our roofing services, or the communities we cover on our areas served page.