Archive for the Roofing in AnnArbor Category

If your roof is not that old and falling apart, chances are it was installed by an unlicensed roofer. Maybe you got a deal from someone you found in a classified ad or online, or perhaps you were referred to an amateur roofing contractor by an acquaintance. […]

  Michigan’s weather runs hot and cold, snowy and windy, rainy and dry. Because of our extreme weather, your roof really takes a beating. Is there an alternative to the traditional asphalt shingles that have been falling off your home, curling and disintegrating? A2roofing has a […]

  You could try to repair your roof on your own, but should you? You take your car to a licensed automotive repair specialist because they’ve had years of experience working on that particular model. If you attempt to fix your car not knowing what the […]

It’s important to keep your garage roof maintained. Although you might think it’s a good idea to climb a ladder and inspect your garage roof on your own, it can be hazardous. Without the proper safety equipment, ladder and know-how, you could be putting yourself at risk. […]

  We know our customers have the choice of many roofing contractors. Let’s face it, there is a lot of competition for your business. A2roofing located in Ann Arbor, Michigan consistently ranks as the top-rated roofing company in Washtenaw County year after year. We attribute our more […]

  If you are thinking about a new roof for your residential home or commercial business property, you have come to the right place. We are Ann Arbor Michigan’s most sought after, top-rated roofing contractor. We are A2roofing and have been here for customers just like […]

  The time has come to replace your roof. It is old and worn, inclement weather has caused irreparable damage or maybe it is finally at the top of your home improvement list. It does not matter ‘why’ your roof needs replacement. You have decisions to make. […]

A low slope roof is one that has a pitch of below 4/12 and down. More specifically if given a 12 foot horizontal line, the roof would have to be on a 4 foot or less vertical incline to be considered low slope roofing. Since the […]