Roofing & Storm Damage Repair in Macomb County, MI, USA, MI

Macomb's winters average 24°F in January with 39.4 inches of snowfall annually, causing repeated freeze-thaw cycles that crack shingles, loosen flashing, and create ice dams. Most homes were built around 1975, so original or aging roofing materials deteriorate under this stress.

With 36 inches of annual precipitation and precipitation occurring 125 days per year, gutters clog frequently and fail to drain properly. We recommend cleaning twice yearly—spring and fall—plus inspection after heavy snow or ice storms to prevent water damage to siding and foundations.

The humid continental climate with cold, snowy winters causes vinyl siding to become brittle and crack, wood siding to rot from moisture exposure, and aluminum to corrode. Homes built before 1975 often have original siding materials that no longer protect against the county's moisture and freeze-thaw stress.

Macomb County experiences frequent rain in all seasons with approximately 36 inches of annual precipitation, making air leaks and condensation common in older windows. Single-pane or poorly sealed windows waste energy in winter and allow water infiltration. We inspect and replace windows to improve comfort and prevent interior water damage.