How much does a roof replacement cost in Troy?

The cost depends on the size and complexity of your roof, the materials you choose, and whether any decking or ventilation work is needed. We provide free, no-obligation quotes for Troy homeowners. Most residential roof replacements in the area fall within common ranges for Southeast Michigan.

How long does a roof replacement take in Troy?

Most roof replacements in Troy are completed in one to two days. The exact timeline depends on the size of your roof and the roofing package you select.

Do you require a deposit for Troy roof replacements?

No. We do not ask for any deposits. You only pay when the job is complete and you are satisfied with the work.

Do you handle building permits in Troy?

Yes. We handle all permits and coordinate directly with the local building department so you do not have to deal with the paperwork.

TROY ROOF REPLACEMENT

Roof Replacement in Troy, MI

Roofing Army provides full roof replacements for Troy homeowners from our Rochester Hills office at 2365 Avon Industrial Dr. We use asphalt shingles, steel shingles, and standing seam metal roofing systems. Every project includes a dedicated project manager on site, and we never ask for a deposit. You only pay when the job is complete and you are satisfied.

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Why Troy Homeowners Choose Roofing Army

Roofing Army is a locally owned and operated roofing company with offices across Southeast Michigan. Our Rochester Hills location serves Troy and surrounding Oakland 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 Troy, Rochester Hills, Birmingham, or another nearby neighborhood, we know the area and the roofing challenges that come with it.

What to Expect During Your Troy Roof Replacement

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 Troy 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.

Roofing Materials Available in Troy

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 Troy area.

Troy Weather and Your Roof

Troy gets hit with everything Michigan can throw at a roof. Winter brings heavy wet snow — sometimes a foot in a single storm — that loads up on the large roof systems common in Troy subdivisions. Between December and March, the constant freeze-thaw cycle is the real killer. Snow melts during a warm afternoon, then refreezes overnight at the eaves, building up ice dams that force water backward under your shingles. We get more roof repair calls for ice dam leaks from Troy homeowners than almost any other issue in winter.

The homes most vulnerable to ice dams are the ones with poor attic ventilation — and that includes a lot of Troy's older housing stock. When warm air leaks into the attic, it melts snow from the underside of the roof unevenly, and that is exactly how ice dams form. Most Troy homes built before 1990 have undersized soffit vents or no ridge vent at all.

Spring and summer bring a different problem. Oakland County averages 30 or more thunderstorm days per year, and Troy sees its share of straight-line winds, heavy downpours, and occasional hail. After a big storm, we often find shingles lifted or torn off entirely — especially three-tab shingles on older roofs where the adhesive strip has dried out. Storm damage is one of the most common reasons Troy homeowners file insurance claims on their roofs.

If you have not had a roof inspection in the last two years, spring is the time to do it — after the freeze-thaw season ends and before summer storms start. Our inspections are free, take about 30 minutes, and we check everything from the shingles down to the decking condition inside your attic.