Pricing
Roof Replacement Cost in Holland & Wyoming, MI (2026 Guide)
What a new roof costs in Holland, Wyoming, and southern West Michigan in 2026 — local price ranges, what drives them, and how to compare estimates.
Services · Grand Rapids & West Michigan
Residential roof replacement, repair, storm damage, siding, and seamless gutters for homeowners across Grand Rapids, Hudsonville, Jenison, Grandville, Ada, Allendale, Byron Center, Walker, Wyoming, and Kentwood.
Whether you need a full architectural shingle replacement in Jenison, hail-damage repair in Walker, or seamless gutters in Hudsonville, we handle every project with the same standard: honest quotes, clean job sites, and work that lasts.
Architectural asphalt and standing-seam metal roof replacement across Grand Rapids, Hudsonville, Jenison and Grandville. Premium underlayment, ice & water shield, and proper attic ventilation included on every install.
Learn more about Roof Replacement in Grand RapidsFrom a single shingle to a full leak investigation, we diagnose and fix the root cause across Greater West Michigan — never just patch the symptom.
Learn more about Roof Repair — West MichiganFree thorough inspections after every West Michigan storm. We work directly with your insurance adjuster to make hail and wind damage claims simple.
Learn more about Storm & Hail Damage RoofingVinyl, fiber cement, and engineered wood siding plus seamless aluminum gutters, leaf-guards, and downspout extensions — installed across Greater West Michigan.
Learn more about Siding & Seamless GuttersWe'll walk your roof, take photos, and give you an honest assessment — even if the answer is "you don't need a new roof yet."
Materials & workmanship
We install architectural asphalt shingles, standing-seam metal, premium synthetic underlayment, ice & water shield, and proper ridge and soffit ventilation on every replacement. Our crews are trained manufacturer-certified installers, and every job gets a final walk-through before we consider it done.
Free exterior inspection
We walk the roof, photograph all slopes, and document flashing, vents, and shingle condition.
Attic & ventilation check
We look for moisture, insulation gaps, and airflow issues that affect roof life.
Honest Estimate
We include a detailed scope of work written in plain language, and we walk you through it so you understand exactly what is happening on your home and why.
Scheduled install with daily cleanup
Most homes are done in one day. We tarp, protect landscaping, and haul everything away.
Frequently asked
Most residential asphalt roof replacements in Grand Rapids and Greater West Michigan range from about $9,000 to $22,000 depending on square footage, pitch, layers to tear off, ventilation upgrades, and shingle line. We provide free, itemized written estimates so you can see exactly what's included.
Yes. We meet your adjuster on site, document damage with photos and measurements, and help interpret the scope of loss so nothing legitimate gets missed. There's never a charge for the inspection or the estimate.
Most single-family homes in West Michigan are torn off and re-roofed in one day. Larger or steeper homes, or homes with complex venting and flashing details, can take two days. We tarp, clean up nails with magnets, and haul off all debris the same day.
Grand Rapids, Hudsonville, Jenison, Grandville, Ada, Allendale, Byron Center, Walker, Wyoming, Kentwood, and the surrounding Kent and Ottawa County communities.
Yes — Michigan maintenance and alteration license #272600027, fully insured with general liability and workers' comp. We're happy to send certificates directly to your insurer or HOA before we start.
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