Roofing Company in Jenison, MI

Most single-family roof replacements in Jenison run $12,000 to $20,000 with architectural asphalt shingles. The 1960s ranches and bilevels in Rosewood and the simple gable roofs in the 1970s and 80s core between 20th and 28th Avenues usually land toward the lower half. Larger waterfront homes on Cedar Lake and the newer two-story plans in Eagles Ridge, with more roof planes and valleys, land toward the top. We provide free estimates with exact measurements, and every quote comes in five versions at different price points.

At 1364 Baldwin St, Jenison, MI 49428, on the same stretch of Baldwin Street as the Georgetown Township hall and Sandy Hill Elementary. It opened in September 2026 as our fifth Michigan office and our first in West Michigan, and it serves Jenison, Georgetown Charter Township, and the surrounding Ottawa and Kent County communities. Call 248-326-2020.

Not for a like-for-like shingle replacement. Georgetown Charter Township's own "Do I Need a Building Permit?" guide lists replacing roof shingles under "No Paperwork Needed." Structural work such as roof truss repair does require a building permit through the Building & Zoning Department at 1515 Baldwin St (616-457-2340), with code inspections handled by Professional Code Inspections at 1913 Baldwin St. If your job turns up structural damage, we file that permit. Michigan Residential Code still applies to every reroof, including the two-layer shingle limit and the ice barrier requirement.

Grand Rapids averaged 76.9 inches of snow a year in the 1991 to 2020 climate normals, up from 70.9 inches in the 1961 to 1990 period, and Jenison sits closer to Lake Michigan than the airport where that is measured. Metro Detroit gets roughly 45 inches. More snow sitting on the roof for longer means more freeze-thaw cycles at the eaves and more ice dam pressure, which is why we install 6 feet of ice and water shield at the eaves on every Jenison roof, three times the code minimum, and run a ventilation analysis on every estimate.

Many are, or are on a roof that is getting close. Rosewood was built out in the early 1960s around what is now Rosewood Park at 18th Avenue and Rosewood Street, and those ranches and bilevels have shallow pitches, small soffits, and attics that were ventilated to 1960s standards. A shingle roof installed in the early 2000s is nearing the end of its service life now, and the split attics on bilevels tend to trap heat that shortens shingle life further. A free inspection tells you where yours stands.

Our office is at 1364 Baldwin St in Jenison, and our crews are based minutes from every neighborhood in Georgetown Township. We will be honest about the rest: the office opened in September 2026, so we do not have years of Jenison history or a stack of Jenison reviews yet. What we bring is a Michigan company with five offices, a 5.0 Google rating earned at the other four, a no-deposit policy, in-house crews, and a project manager on every job. The first West Michigan quote requests have already come in from Jenison, Allendale, Grandville, and Wyoming.

Ask who checks the work, because no township inspector will. Ask whether the crew is in-house or a subcontractor, how many feet of ice and water shield go at the eaves, whether the underlayment is fastened with cap nails or staples, whether the old roof comes off completely, and whether anyone looked at your attic ventilation. Verify the Michigan residential builder license through LARA and confirm liability and workers compensation insurance. We answer all of that in writing on every estimate, and we never take a deposit.

Jenison has more roofers with real offices in town than most communities its size, including several with long local track records. We put together an honest comparison of the best roofing companies in Jenison with Google ratings, certifications, and business practices side by side, and we are upfront in it about being the new company on Baldwin Street.