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Wondering if it’s time to replace your roof? Here are a few telltale signs:
Shingles that are curling, cracked, falling apart, or completely missing
Water stains showing up on your ceilings or walls
Moss, mold, or algae growing on the surface of the roof
Your roof is more than 20 years old
Obvious storm damage that may have weakened the structure
Starting from scratch or adding a new roof to an existing build?
Usually needed for new homes or major additions
Protects your home from rough weather and moisture
Creates a strong, well-installed roofing system built to go the distance
Need a trusted crew for roof installation or replacement? Reach out to Schoenherr Roofing. We kick things off with a free, no-pressure consultation to figure out whether you need a full roof replacement or just a few repairs.
If a new roof is the right move, our experienced team will handle the installation with care—ensuring it’s built to last as long as it should. With more than 30 years serving the community, we’re known for our quality work and dependable service. We install:
Asphalt composite shingle roofs
Metal roofing systems
Rolled roofing for low-slope buildings like sheds and garages
This process means adding a brand-new roof to a structure that either doesn’t have one yet or is going through major structural changes. It usually comes into play in situations like:
This service is usually needed when repairs just won’t cut it anymore or the roof has simply reached the end of its lifespan. Here are a few signs that a full roof replacement might be the right call:
When you choose Schoenherr Roofing for your roof replacement, you’re making a smart investment in lasting protection and peace of mind. Our skilled team makes sure your new roof not only boosts your home’s curb appeal but also stands up to the elements with dependable, long-term durability.
Since 1995, Schoenherr Roofing has been the go-to roofing company for homeowners in Canton. Here’s what sets us apart:
Being a Michigan-based company, we know firsthand how rough the weather here can be on your roof. Our local experience gives us a clear understanding of the challenges homeowners deal with all year long.
From heavy snow in the winter and strong spring winds to blazing summer heat, we’ve seen it all—and we have the right solutions to keep your roof in great shape through every season.
When you work with Schoenherr Roofing, you’re getting service and advice tailored to Michigan’s climate and your home’s specific needs.
At Schoenherr Roofing, we know that great results start with great materials. That’s why we use top-quality products from trusted manufacturers—built to handle Romeo’s unpredictable weather and keep your home protected.
But the materials are just one piece of the puzzle. We also bring in advanced tools and technology—like precision nailers and modern leak detection systems—to make sure every detail is spot-on. It helps us work quickly without sacrificing quality.
The result? A roof that’s built to last, looks great, and adds real value to your home.
Your roof is a big investment—you don’t want to leave it in the hands of someone who’s just winging it. At Schoenherr Roofing, every member of our crew is a trained professional who knows the ins and outs of roofing. We make sure our team stays sharp with ongoing training and up-to-date knowledge on the latest techniques and safety practices.
That means no guesswork—just skilled, reliable service whether we’re fixing a minor issue or tackling a full roof replacement.
When you hire Schoenherr Roofing, you’re getting craftsmanship you can trust and a team that takes your home seriously.
While both roof installation and roof replacement result in a brand-new roof, they differ in process, cost, and overall approach.
Roof Installation:
Ideal for new construction or major remodels
Offers more freedom in selecting design and materials
No need to remove an old roof, making the process faster and cleaner
Roof Replacement:
Involves tearing off the existing roof and installing a new one
May require structural upgrades or updates to meet current building codes
Improves energy efficiency and can boost your home’s value
Bottom Line: If you’re building a new home or expanding an existing one, installation is the way to go. If your current roof is aging or damaged beyond repair, replacement offers long-term protection and peace of mind.
The cost of installing or repairing a roof depends on several key factors. The type of roofing material you pick, how complex the project is, and how easy (or tough) it is to access your roof all play a role. Asphalt shingles are typically the most budget-friendly, while materials like slate or metal can drive up the total price.
If your roof has a steep pitch or a tricky layout, it may need specialized tools and a more experienced crew, which can bump up labor costs. Knowing what goes into the price helps you make informed, budget-conscious choices that fit your needs and priorities.
Roofing Material Choices:
Asphalt shingles: A go-to option for many homeowners—affordable, reliable, and easy to install.
Slate or tile: A premium pick with a higher upfront price tag, but it delivers top-notch durability and a longer lifespan.
Knowing the cost differences between materials helps you choose a roofing option that fits your budget while offering long-term value.
Roof Size:
Bigger roofs mean more materials—plain and simple.
Extra shingles, underlayment, and other components all add to the final cost.
Roof Complexity:
Steep slopes, multiple angles, dormers, or intricate designs require more time, effort, and skill.
That added complexity bumps up both labor and material costs.
In Canton, the seasons play a big role in how roofing projects are scheduled and priced. Winter brings snow, ice, and freezing temps that make roofing not only tough but risky. Fewer crews are available, and with the added challenges, prices tend to go up during the colder months.
Spring and fall are your best bet. The weather is more predictable—mild temps, less rain—which makes for safer, smoother jobs. Plus, more contractors are available, and pricing tends to be more competitive.
Planning your roofing project with the seasons in mind can help you avoid delays, cut down on costs, and get the job done right.
Choosing the right roofing service—whether it’s a full replacement or a quick repair—comes with real benefits. It can save you money over time and give you confidence that your home is well protected. Addressing small problems early helps you avoid larger, more costly damage down the road. While repair costs vary based on the issue, they’re generally much lower than a complete replacement.
Proper service ensures your roof continues to do its job—keeping out water, preventing mold, and protecting your home from damage caused by aging or worn materials. DIY fixes might seem like a shortcut, but hiring a professional means the work gets done safely and correctly the first time.
Your roof is a key part of your home’s structure and value. If you’re unsure about its condition, contact Schoenherr Roofing for a free inspection and expert advice you can trust.
If your roof has curled or missing shingles, frequent leaks, sagging areas, or is shedding lots of granules, it could be nearing the end of its life—especially if it’s more than 20 years old. Noticing any of these red flags? It’s a good idea to call in a pro for an inspection and see if a replacement’s on the horizon.
Homeowners are encouraged to schedule a roof inspection at least once a year—and especially after any major storm in Michigan. These regular inspections help spot early damage and prevent it from turning into costly repairs later on.
Roofing contractors handle it all—from fixing roof damage and installing brand-new systems to performing thorough inspections and ongoing maintenance. Whether it’s a quick repair or a large-scale project, they’ve got the tools and expertise to keep your roof in top shape.
Roof replacement means tearing off the old roof, checking and fixing the decking if necessary, and installing a brand-new roofing system designed for better strength and lasting protection.
Installing a new roof means starting fresh with an entire roofing system. It involves picking the right materials, laying down the underlayment, adding shingles, and making sure everything’s sealed and ventilated properly. The goal? A roof that not only looks great but also holds up for the long haul.