Village and
subdivision roofs for
Kingsley.

Roofing for Kingsley and the Boardman valley

Kingsley has grown steadily as more families have looked south of Traverse City for larger lots and more affordable housing, which is why the roofing work here now spans two very different kinds of property. In the village, the older in-town homes along M-113 have the mature trees and the aging roofs that come with them, and out in the newer subdivisions on the township edges the lots are open with little tree cover, which puts wind pressure on the roof instead of debris. Both have their own set of problems, and we have been working on both for over 30 years.

The Boardman River valley runs through this area and influences local weather more than most people realize. The combination of valley fog, winter snow accumulation, and the open-field wind that sweeps across the newer subdivisions outside town adds up to real pressure on roofing systems. On older village homes the typical repair call starts with a leak around a chimney or valley on a shingle roof that has been patched for years. On newer builds the calls are usually about wind-lifted shingles after a spring or fall blow.

We handle the full range of asphalt shingle work in Kingsley, from targeted repairs on an in-town home that just needs a few more years before a full replacement, to new tear-off installations on subdivision homes, to the pole barn and outbuilding roofing that comes up on the rural properties between Kingsley and Fife Lake. Free inspections, written estimates, and the kind of honest advice that keeps us from recommending more roof than you actually need.

Serving Kingsley village and Paradise Township along with the nearby communities toward Fife Lake, Grawn, Buckley, and south Traverse City, we are set up to be on site for an inspection the same day you call.

See recent roofing projects from across the area. We also serve nearby communities including Fife Lake, Grawn, Traverse City, Buckley, South Boardman, Kalkaska.