Roofing Company in Holland, MI

Most single-family roof replacements in Holland run $12,000 to $20,000 with architectural asphalt shingles. The 1950s to 1980s ranches in Holland Heights and Maplewood usually land toward the low end because the roofs are simple gables of 1,000 to 2,300 square feet. The Queen Anne and Victorian homes in the Historic District price higher because of steep pitches, turrets, dormers, and original plank decking, and lakeshore homes toward Macatawa and Ottawa Beach price higher because of complex rooflines and the high-wind shingle ratings we recommend there. We provide free estimates with exact measurements, and the quote includes permit costs and any decking work we can see coming.

Our Jenison office at 1364 Baldwin St, about 22 miles and 30 minutes northeast of Holland via I-196. It opened in September 2026 as our first West Michigan location, and Holland is part of its core service area. Call 248-326-2020 to schedule a free inspection.

Inside the City of Holland, yes. The city lists re-roofing, new and replacement, as work that requires a building permit, handled by Community & Neighborhood Services at 270 S River Ave (616-355-1330). The fee follows the city's valuation-based schedule effective January 1, 2026: $70 for the first $1,000 of construction value plus $7 for each additional $1,000, so a $15,000 roof falls in the $175 bracket. Repairs under 25 percent of the roof are exempt. In Holland Charter Township, shingle-only replacement with no structural work is on the township's list of projects that do not need a permit, but decking or structural repair changes that. We confirm the jurisdiction from your address, file whatever is required, and include the cost in your estimate.

Holland is one of the snowiest spots in the Lower Peninsula, with about 70 inches a year in the NOAA climate normals and January alone averaging around 25 inches, most of it lake-effect snow off Lake Michigan. A deep snowpack sitting on a roof for weeks is exactly the condition that makes ice dams: warm attic air melts the bottom of the pack, the water runs to the cold eaves, and it refreezes into a ridge that backs water under the shingles. The fix is not a roof rake every weekend. It is correcting the attic ventilation and insulation, and installing ice and water shield well past code minimum during replacement, which is standard on every roof we install.

Yes. The Holland Historic District along 11th through 15th Streets between Washington Boulevard and College Avenue holds 194 buildings, most of them homes from the 1880s through the 1920s in Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman styles. Exterior work on a locally designated historic property needs a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic District Commission, and the city's roofing permit application asks whether the address is in a historic district. We handle that paperwork, match the shingle style and color the guidelines call for, and treat the original plank decking under these roofs with the care it needs.

We are new here, and we say so plainly. Roofing Army opened its Jenison office at 1364 Baldwin St in September 2026, its fifth office in Michigan and first in West Michigan, and our crews are based there, 30 minutes from Holland. The first West Michigan quote requests have already come in from Jenison, Allendale, Grandville, and Wyoming. We are an owner-operated Michigan company, a project manager is on site for every job, and we never ask for a deposit. Call 248-326-2020.

Verify the Michigan residential builder license through LARA, confirm liability and workers compensation insurance, and ask who actually installs the roof, an in-house crew or a subcontractor. Ask how far past the 24-inch minimum the ice and water shield runs, because in a 70-inch snow town that detail matters more than the shingle brand. Get the workmanship warranty in writing and be cautious of big upfront deposits. We never take a deposit, and we suggest comparing at least three written quotes line by line.

Holland has one of the deepest roofing markets in West Michigan, with ten companies keeping verified offices in the city and Holland Charter Township, and we are the newcomer serving it from Jenison. We put together an honest comparison of the best roofing companies in Holland with Google ratings, certifications, and business practices side by side, including where each one is actually based.