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Roofing across the Grawn and Long Lake area

Grawn is a rural township in Grand Traverse County that sits a short distance south of Traverse City, close enough to share its lake-effect weather but far enough out that most lots are large and the housing includes farmhouses, pole barns, and acreage property alongside standard residential homes. The roofing work here is varied: on an older farmhouse along M-37 the typical call is a tear-off with sheathing checks, on a newer home in a Blair Township subdivision it is a straightforward install or a wind-damage repair, and on properties along Green Lake or in the Interlochen corridor it is cottage work. Bill Smith Roofing has been handling all of it for over 30 years.

The weather around Grawn comes from being just inland of Grand Traverse Bay. The bay delivers lake-effect snow a few times each winter, the open fields between here and Traverse City catch the wind that follows those storms, and the summer thunderstorms running up US-31 are the ones that produce the shingle-lift calls. Rural properties also deal with debris from the trees that surround most lots, which keeps roofs wetter longer and shortens shingle life if the roof is not kept clear.

Pole barns and outbuildings are standard here, and we roof them to the same honest standard as the main home. On most rural Grawn properties we end up walking several structures with you, giving a single estimate for the full scope, and scheduling the work so a crew is only mobilizing once for everything that needs attention.

Serving Grawn, Long Lake and Blair Townships, and the nearby communities toward Interlochen, Kingsley, and south Traverse City, we are set up to be on your roof the same day you call for an active leak and within a few days for a routine inspection.

See recent roofing projects from across the area. We also serve nearby communities including Interlochen, Traverse City, Kingsley, Buckley, Fife Lake.