Roofs are built for longevity, but like any other part of your home, sooner or later, they’re going to show wear and tear. You might notice the sun coming in through small cracks when you…
When you see black streaks running down your roof, you’re looking at algae growth that feeds on the limestone filler in asphalt shingles. Once airborne spores land on your roof, they multiply in shaded, moist…
A roof leak might start small, but the damage it causes can quickly grow out of control. What begins as a faint water stain on the ceiling, damp spots in the attic, or a few…
Flashing acts like a raincoat for the most vulnerable parts of your roof. These thin strips of metal seal the joints where the roof meets chimneys, vents, skylights, and walls, directing water away from areas…
Southeastern Michigan is known for its weather extremes. Strong winds, heavy snow, saturated ground, or even tree decay can cause limbs – or entire trees- to collapse onto your home, leading to broken rafters, torn…
Hailstorms can leave lasting damage on asphalt shingle roofs, even when the impact isn’t immediately visible. What starts as minor surface wear may lead to water intrusion, structural deterioration, and higher repair costs over time.…
When you live in Michigan, your roof needs to be as strong as it is attractive. While we don’t experience hurricanes like the East Coast or Florida, we do experience weather extremes like lake-effect snow,…
Have you noticed dark streaks or discoloration on your roof lately? What you’re seeing is likely roof algae, which is (unfortunately) a common issue for homeowners across Michigan. These unattractive dark streaks not only affect…
Spring has arrived in Michigan, so many homeowners are doing outside work like gutter cleaning and roof inspection. If you notice cracked shingles while working on your roof, it’s important to act immediately, as they…
Asphalt shingles are the most common roofing material in America for one reason: they deliver reliable protection with proven performance. At Bach Roofing, we work with shingles every day, but few homeowners know what goes…