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Installing a new roof from the ground up?
Typically needed for new construction or major home additions
Protects your home from moisture, rain, snow, and other weather-related damage
Delivers a strong, properly installed roofing system that’s built to last
Signs it might be time to replace your roof:
Curling, cracking, or missing shingles: Clear indicators that your roof is starting to fail
Water stains on ceilings or walls: Often signal hidden leaks or internal damage
Moss, mold, or algae: May point to trapped moisture and possible structural problems
Roof is over 20 years old: Older roofs may not offer reliable protection anymore
Storm damage: Even if it’s not obvious, storms can weaken your roof’s integrity
Need a dependable team for roof installation or replacement? Schoenherr Roofing has you covered. We begin with a free, no-pressure consultation to figure out whether you need a full roof replacement or just a few focused repairs. If a new roof is the best solution, our experienced crew will get the job done rightbuilt for durability and long-term performance. With more than 30 years serving the local community, we’ve built a reputation for high-quality work and reliable service.
Our roofing options include:
This process means installing an entirely new roof on a structure that either doesn’t have one yet or is going through major updates. It’s most commonly needed in situations like:
This service comes into play when repairs aren’t enough or your roof has simply run its course. Here are a few signs that it might be time for a full replacement:
When you choose Schoenherr Roofing for your roof replacement, you’re making a smart investment in long-term protection and peace of mind. Our experienced team ensures your new roof not only boosts your home’s curb appeal but also holds up against the elements with reliable, lasting durability.
Custom roofing solutions designed to match your budget and unique needs
Transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden fees or surprise charges
Durable, high-quality materials that enhance and match your home’s aesthetic
Since 1995, Schoenherr Roofing has been the trusted choice for homeowners in Clarkston. Here’s what makes us stand out:
As a Michigan-based company, we know firsthand how rough the weather can be on your roof. Our local experience gives us a solid understanding of the challenges homeowners deal with throughout the year.
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 protected in every season.
When you go with Schoenherr Roofing, you’re choosing expert service that’s tailored to Michigan’s climate and built around your home’s specific needs.
At Schoenherr Roofing, we believe lasting results start with high-quality materials. That’s why we use trusted products designed to handle Romeo’s unpredictable weather and keep your home protected.
But it’s not just about materials—we also bring in advanced tools and technology, like precision nailers and modern leak detection systems, to ensure every detail is spot-on. This lets us work efficiently without ever cutting corners.
The result? A roof that’s strong, looks great, and adds real value to your home.
Your roof is a big investment—you want it in the hands of people who know what they’re doing. At Schoenherr Roofing, every member of our crew is professionally trained and fully equipped with the latest roofing knowledge and safety practices.
We don’t do guesswork or cut corners. Whether it’s a minor repair or a full replacement, you’ll get skilled, reliable service from start to finish.
When you choose Schoenherr Roofing, you’re getting craftsmanship you can trust—and a team that treats your home with the care it deserves.
While both roof installation and roof replacement result in a new roof, they differ in purpose, process, and overall cost.
Roof Installation:
Roof Replacement:
Bottom Line:
If you’re building a new home or expanding, go with installation. If your existing roof is damaged or past its prime, replacement offers stronger protection and long-term peace of mind.
The price of a roof installation or repair isn’t one-size-fits-all—it depends on a few important factors. The type of roofing material you choose, how complicated the job is, and how easy it is to access your roof all affect the final cost. Asphalt shingles are usually the most affordable, while higher-end options like slate or metal can raise the price.
If your roof is steep or has a complex design, it might require special tools and a more experienced crew, which adds to labor costs. Understanding these details helps you make smart, budget-friendly decisions that line up with your goals and needs.
Roofing Material Choices:
Asphalt shingles: A widely used, budget-friendly option that’s easy to install and performs well for most homes.
Slate or tile: A premium material with a higher upfront cost, but it’s built to last and offers outstanding durability.
Knowing the cost differences between materials helps you strike the right balance between your budget and long-term value.
Roof Size:
Bigger roofs require more materials—extra shingles, underlayment, and components—which increases the overall cost.
Roof Complexity:
Steep slopes, complex angles, dormers, or intricate layouts demand more time, skill, and specialized tools.
This added complexity leads to higher labor and material costs.
In Clarkston, the seasons play a big role in how roofing projects are planned and priced. Winter often means snow, ice, and freezing temps—conditions that slow things down and make the work more hazardous. Fewer available crews and added safety concerns usually lead to higher costs during this time.
Spring and fall are your best bet. With mild temperatures and fewer weather disruptions, jobs tend to run smoother and safer. Plus, more contractors are available, which can mean better pricing and flexibility.
Planning your roofing project around the seasons can help you avoid delays, cut costs, and ensure the job gets done right the first time.
Choosing the right roofing service—whether it’s a quick repair or a full replacement—can make a big difference for your home and your wallet. Tackling small problems early helps prevent costly damage down the road. While repair costs vary, they’re almost always cheaper than replacing the entire roof.
Professional service ensures your roof continues to do its job—keeping water out, stopping mold growth, and protecting your home from wear and tear. DIY fixes might seem easy, but having a pro handle the work means it gets done right—and safely—the first time.
Your roof is a key part of your home’s structure and value. Not sure what shape it’s in? Contact Schoenherr Roofing for a free inspection and expert guidance you can trust.
Curled or missing shingles, ongoing leaks, sagging spots, or heavy granule loss are all signs your roof might be wearing out—especially if it’s been up there for over 20 years. If any of these issues sound familiar, it’s smart to have a professional take a look and find out if it’s time to start thinking about a replacement.
Homeowners should schedule a roof inspection at least once a year—and definitely after any major storm in Michigan. Regular checkups help catch early signs of damage before they grow into bigger, more expensive problems.
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 materials, checking the decking underneath for any issues, fixing what’s necessary, and installing a brand-new roofing system. The goal is to give your home tougher, longer-lasting protection against the elements.
Installing a new roof means building a roofing system from the ground up. It starts with choosing the right materials, followed by laying the underlayment, installing the shingles, and ensuring everything is properly sealed and ventilated. The end result? A roof that not only looks sharp but is built to last for years to come.
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