Roof Replacement in Royal Oak, MI 48067
What started as a quick inspection turned into a full roofing upgrade for Daniel’s Royal Oak home and garage, featuring a new Charcoal GAF roofing system, upgraded ventilation, a fresh Velux skylight, and gutter guards for a cleaner, lower-maintenance finish built to last.
Great people, great product, great service, great price. Our roof looks great, highly recommend them as they are very professional and friendly. And again best quote and warranty out of 5 different quotes.
Hey Dan, thank you for taking the time to leave us these kind words. We always enjoy hearing we did a good job on projects like your Royal Oak roof replacement.
Roof Replacement in Sterling Heights, MI 48310
Lemelif and Eddie’s Sterling Heights roofing project included a full GAF roof replacement, ventilation upgrades, decking repairs, and new seamless gutters after leaks and poor attic airflow raised concerns before winter. The completed system provides long-term protection, improved drainage, and dependable performance for years to come.
Servie was very good, starting from the beginning process all the way to the finish product. Paul was extremelly helpful in explaining what needs to happen for the repair, and what materials would fit our needs. The project was completed quickly but you can tell that the quality was excellent. Thank you to the whole team and crew for making this happen, I look forward to our next project together.
Thank you for the thoughtful review. We’re glad to hear that from start to finish, the experience met your expectations. Paul takes pride in making sure every homeowner understands the process and gets the right materials for their needs. We’re happy the roof and gutter installation turned out exactly as planned and look forward to helping with your next project.
Roof Replacement in Clinton Twp, MI 48036
Fresh new look, stronger protection, and built for Michigan weather. Andrea’s new Charcoal GAF roofing system in Clinton Township combines upgraded ventilation, custom flashing work, and long-lasting leak protection to keep the home protected and looking sharp for years to come.
Thank you for the rating Andrea! We appreciate you taking the time and are honored you chose us for the roof on your Clinton Township home!
Multi-Family in Milford, MI 48381
RoofAdvisor completed a 13-building multi-family roof and gutter replacement project for Milford Knolls in Milford, MI using GAF Timberline HDZ shingles, upgraded ventilation systems, flashing improvements, and oversized seamless gutters designed for long-term protection and drainage performance.
Before this crew started working they made sure shrubs were covered and any furniture etc. outside around the condo was moved. If we couldn’t move they were more then happy to help us. They did a great job on our roof and I would recommend them highly to anyone looking for getting their roof replaced.
Hi Amy, Thank you so much for the thoughtful review! We’re glad to hear the crew took great care of your space before getting started—that level of respect and attention is something we take seriously on every job. We're proud to serve homeowners in Milford and throughout Southeast Michigan, and we truly appreciate your recommendation! – The RoofAdvisor Team
Roof Replacement in Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Mary’s Ann Arbor roofing project included a full GAF roof replacement, ventilation upgrades, and seamless gutter installation after attic condensation and poor airflow caused moisture concerns inside the home.
Working with Roof Advisor was great. They provided a reasonable quote and the team who installed the roof was fantastic. They worked hard, cleaned up after the job, and finished everything in one day. I definitely recommend this company.
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Roof Repair in Redford, MI 48239
Frank’s Redford exterior project began with roof repairs after tree damage in 2020 and later expanded into a full seamless gutter replacement with gutter guards to improve long-term drainage and exterior protection.
Hi Frank, Thank you for leaving a rating! We appreciate your support and are proud to serve homeowners across the greater Detroit area. If there’s anything more we can do for you, we’re just a call or click away. – The RoofAdvisor Team
Skylight Projects Across Southeast Michigan
Skylight projects across Southeast Michigan often involve more than simply replacing a roof window. Skylights are among the most leak-prone areas of any roofing system because they combine glass, flashing, roofing materials, insulation, and drainage details in a single roof penetration.
Some projects begin with an active leak. Others happen during a roof replacement when the condition of the skylight becomes part of the larger conversation. In many cases, homeowners are trying to determine whether the problem is caused by the skylight itself, the surrounding flashing, condensation, or the roof system around it.
The projects documented here reflect a wide range of skylight repairs, replacements, flashing upgrades, and full skylight integrations completed across Southeast Michigan homes.
What These Skylight Projects Have in Common
Most skylight projects begin with one of three situations:
- An active leak
- A roof replacement involving an older skylight
- A skylight unit nearing the end of its lifespan
One of the most important parts of any skylight inspection is identifying the source of the moisture.
Common skylight-related problems include:
- Flashing failure around the skylight curb
- Failed seals inside insulated glass units
- Condensation caused by ventilation issues
- Water intrusion from surrounding roofing materials
- Ice dam buildup near skylight locations
- Aging skylight frames and gaskets
- Drainage problems on lower roof pitches
Flashing failures are one of the most common causes of skylight leaks. These problems develop when the metal flashing around the skylight begins to deteriorate, separate, or was never installed correctly during earlier roofing work.
Seal failure inside the skylight unit itself is different. This usually causes fogging or moisture between glass panes rather than roof leaks around the opening.
Condensation can also mimic a roof leak. Poor attic airflow, humidity buildup, and temperature differences around the skylight often create water drips that appear similar to flashing leaks from inside the home.
Roof replacement projects often prompt discussions about skylight replacement as well. Older skylights may still function, but removing and reinstalling aging units during reroofing can disturb brittle seals and flashing systems that are already near the end of their lifespan.
How Skylight Projects Vary by Home and Location
Skylight work often depends more on the home’s age and style than on the city itself.
Homes built during the 1980s and 1990s in communities like Novi, Northville, Canton, Plymouth, and Milford commonly include original skylights that are now 25 to 35 years old. On these homes, projects often involve:
- Full skylight replacement
- Flashing system upgrades
- Ventilation improvements
- Interior water damage repair
- Roof integration during replacement projects
In older homes in Ann Arbor, Royal Oak, Ferndale, and Plymouth, skylights are more commonly additions installed during later renovations rather than original construction features. These installations vary significantly in quality and often involve:
- Improper flashing details
- Older curb-mounted skylights
- Drainage issues near additions
- Roof transition leaks
- Structural modifications from past remodels
Custom homes and larger colonials often create additional skylight challenges because of:
- Steeper roof pitches
- Valleys near skylight openings
- Multiple nearby roof penetrations
- Complex attic airflow patterns
- High-volume drainage areas during storms
In heavily wooded communities, debris buildup around skylights can also contribute to moisture retention and drainage issues over time.
What to Consider With Skylight Roofing Projects
Skylight projects often require evaluating both the skylight unit and the surrounding roofing system together, rather than treating them as separate problems.
Many projects involve:
- Skylight leak diagnosis
- Flashing replacement
- Full skylight replacement
- Roof integration during reroofing
- Ventilation evaluation
- Ice dam prevention improvements
- Interior moisture damage assessment
- Drywall and insulation repairs
- Drainage corrections around skylight openings
- Long-term waterproofing improvements
Because skylight leaks are frequently misdiagnosed, proper inspection is critical for identifying whether the problem originates from the roofing system, the flashing, the skylight unit itself, or attic moisture conditions inside the home.
About the Reviews on This Page
Each project card links to a full project page that includes the scope of work, the skylight products or materials installed, warranty information when applicable, and the homeowner’s review of the experience.
Some projects involve only roofing and flashing repairs, while others include complete skylight replacement and interior repairs resulting from long-term water intrusion.
The reviews on this page reflect the homeowner’s experience with both the roofing work and the skylight-related repairs completed during the project.