Roof Replacement Roof replacement in Grand Rapids from a GAF Master Elite crew, with Golden Pledge coverage on qualifying jobs and 5–7 day scheduling once the scope is approved. View service Gutter & Leaf Guard Installation in Grand Rapids, MI
Gutter and leaf guard installation in Grand Rapids includes tear-off protection for landscaping and a thorough cleanup when the guards are on.
Wind and hail claims succeed or stall on documentation. We photograph and mark up the damage the way adjusters are trained to read it, take moisture readings where wind-driven rain may have gotten under the field, and write a scope that lines up with the claim — not a padded version of it.
Every visit covers
- Marked-up photo sets showing hail bruising, creased shingles, and lifted tabs
- Moisture readings at suspect decking, not just a visual guess
- A scope of work formatted the way insurance adjusters expect to review it
- We meet the adjuster on the roof if you want a second set of eyes there
- No inflated scope — we document what the storm actually did, nothing added
From call to walkthrough
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Document before anything is touched
Photos and moisture readings happen before any repair, because that record is what your claim stands or falls on.
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Write the scope the adjuster expects
The report is formatted the way insurance carriers process claims, so it reads as credible evidence, not a contractor’s opinion.
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Meet the adjuster if you want us there
We will walk the roof with your adjuster and point to the documented damage directly, at no extra charge.
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Repair to the approved scope
Once the claim clears, we repair or replace exactly what was approved — with the same fixed, written pricing as any other job.
Questions about gutter & leaf guard installation
How much is a roof on a 2000 sq ft home?
A 2,000 sq ft house is not a 2,000 sq ft roof. Pitch, hips, valleys, and overhangs change the square count, and plywood rot or ice-dam damage can add decking work. We measure the actual roof, list underlayment and tear-off in the scope, and quote that — not a guess from the living-space square footage.
