Roof Replacement in Sterling Heights, MI

Roofing Army is a locally owned and operated roofing company with offices across Southeast Michigan. Our Rochester Hills location serves Sterling Heights and surrounding Macomb County communities with trained, in-house roofing crews. We do not use subcontractors, which means better communication, consistent quality, and real accountability on every project. Whether your home is in Sterling Heights, Shelby Township, Utica, or another nearby neighborhood, we know the area and the roofing challenges that come with it.

The process starts with a free roof inspection where we evaluate your existing roof, check your attic ventilation, and measure your roof using both on-site inspection and satellite imaging. We present you with clear options for materials and pricing, with no pressure. Once you approve the project, we handle all permits with the Sterling Heights building department. Most replacements are completed in one to two days. After the job is done, we perform a thorough cleanup and a final walk-through with you before collecting payment.

We install Atlas Pinnacle Pristine asphalt shingles, which offer industry-leading warranty coverage, Scotchgard algae protection, and a wide range of colors to complement your home. For homeowners looking for premium durability, we also offer steel shingles from Tilcor and standing seam metal roofing. Our team will help you choose the right material based on your budget, your home's architecture, and the weather conditions common in the Sterling Heights area.

Sterling Heights sits in Macomb County on relatively flat terrain, which means homes here face the full impact of Michigan's weather without the partial protection that hills or dense tree cover provide in some Oakland County communities. Winter brings heavy snow, sustained freezing temperatures, and frequent ice storms that can overload gutters and create ice dams along eaves. The flat topography also means wind speeds during spring and summer storms can be higher, increasing the risk of shingle blow-offs and debris impact. Many Sterling Heights homes built in the 1960s and 1970s have ventilation systems that do not meet current standards, leading to moisture buildup, condensation, and accelerated shingle aging. Proper ventilation upgrades during a roof replacement can significantly extend the life of a new roofing system in this area.