Residential Roof Replacement

We recognize that replacing your roof is a big investment.

That’s why we go the extra mile to walk you through the process, communicate frequently, and be transparent about everything we do. There’s no hard selling and no pressure. Just good work, done right.

Why Choose Summit Point Roofing

We’re West Michigan’s most referred roofing company, and our team is highly committed to the quality of work deserving of that reputation.

Master Elite Roofing Contractor

This means you get highly trained installers and outstanding customer service. Only 3% of roofers in the U.S. earn and maintain this status. We have also held the GAF Presidents club award the last 5 years.

Licensed & Insured Roofing Company

We’re licensed in the state of Michigan, and are fully insured so you’re protected in the rare case of property damage or injury while we’re on the job.

Roofing Warranty

Our roofs come standard with a lifetime material and workmanship warranty, so you can rest assured you are covered by the industry's longest material and workmanship warranty. Quality craftsmanship is guaranteed.

MLIVE’s West Michigan’s #1 Roofer

Top Signs You Need a New Roof

These three things are strong indicators that you need to replace your roof.

Cracked, Curling, or Missing Shingles

If only a few shingles are missing or damaged, a repair might be just fine. If these problems are more widespread, you’re probably looking at a replacement.

Granule Loss

If your shingles are starting to look bald, or there’s a build up of granules in your gutters or around your gutter spouts, it’s probably time to replace your roof.

Water Damaged Roof or Visible Leaks

Attic, crawlspaces, and walls with soggy insulation, water stains, or warped wood are signs of water damage. We will take into account age, shingle type, and a number of other factors to determine if a replacement or repair is right for you.

Our Service Areas

We proudly serve homeowners in select regions in Michigan.

Residential Roofing in West Michigan

Our Ada, MI office serves the surrounding West Michigan communities.

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Residential Roofing in Northern Michigan

Based out of Traverse City, MI office, we work in Northern Michigan.

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You schedule a free consultation

We get there and use a balance of technology, expertise, and experience to propose the best solution. Once we have all the information, we prepare a detailed estimate taking into account all of the factors of your roof. Ask us all of your questions. We want you to be confident and comfortable with your decision.

Your roof replacement gets scheduled

Assuming you say we’re the right guys for the job, you get on our calendar. Your Sales Consultant & Production Coordinator will be in touch to pick out your product choice, give you scheduling updates, and keep you in informed every step of the project. Basically, we take being on the same page seriously and communicate frequently to make that possible.

You get a new roof

On job day, we get there on time. We replace the roof efficiently. Making the process as painless as possible for you. But remember, we aren’t done until you say we are. We’ll stick around until you’re thrilled with the result of your brand new roof.

Our Process

This is typically how a new roofing project goes.

Roof Replacement FAQs

How long does a roof last in Michigan?

A roof with asphalt shingles, which is the most common roofing material, will last an average of 15-20 years in Michigan. That being said, your roof may last longer or less than that, depending on the materials, workmanship, exposure to the elements, and more.

How much does a new roof cost in Michigan?

Per Home Advisor, which compiles data on actual project costs, most homeowners in Michigan spend an average of $6,500-$12,000 on a new roof (this is for asphalt shingles and includes tearing off the existing roof). Keep in mind that every roof is different and there are many factors that impact the cost, including:

The size of your roof
The pitch - aka how steep it is
How the existing roof is installed and supported
Roofing and building materials
Code requirements
Chimneys, skylights, plumbing pipes, and other features

What types of roofs are common in Michigan?

While asphalt shingles are most common on Michigan roofs, we also install slate, metal, flat roofs, cedar roofs, and synthetic slate and shake. See our Specialty Roofs for more details.

See Yourself In Our Work

See how other homeowners like you were happy they chose us to do their roof.

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Consider Financing

Contractor ID Number: 202505

We offer a range of payment options to meet a variety of needs and preferences.

Want Something Other than Asphalt Shingles?

We also do slate, metal roofs, flat roofs, cedar roofs, and synthetic shake and slate.