Canton · Wayne County · 48187, 48188
Canton Township sits on the west side of our service area — newer subdivisions mixed with older sections near Michigan Avenue. Repairs only: flat published prices, a photo report on every job, and no new-roof pitch at your kitchen table.
A lot of Canton housing stock is 1990s–2010s asphalt over proper underlayment, which means many leaks are still a single failed detail — a pipe boot, step flashing, or valley — not a roof that is finished. Older pockets closer to the township’s eastern edge look more like classic Wayne County ranches and need the same careful leak tracing.
What we find here
Plumbing vents punched through steep slopes are the leak we see most on newer Canton roofs. The rubber collar cracks; water follows the pipe into the attic. Flat-rate boot repair fixes it without a reroof conversation.
Additions and attached garages create long sidewall joints. When step flashing was rushed or sealed with tar instead of woven correctly, stains show up on garage drywall years later.
Production roofs often share the same ridge vent and end-cap shortcuts. Wind lifts a few tabs or drives rain under a poorly terminated vent — a repair job, not a full tear-off.
Cherry Hill, Ford, Canton Center, Geddes, and the subdivisions feeding into those corridors — including areas toward Plymouth and Belleville borders.
We’re a service-area business, so there’s no showroom. Most Canton leak calls are scheduled within 48 hours; emergency tarping is available if water is actively coming in.
Ordinary roof repairs are generally exempt from permit requirements in Canton Township. Full re-roofs are a different process — another reason a targeted repair can happen this week.
Every Canton repair gets a flat price before work starts, a photo report when we’re done, and a written warranty on the invoice: one year on spot repairs, three on slope work, five on flashing.
Canton FAQ
On roofs that age, leaks usually come from one detail rather than the whole roof — a cracked rubber collar on a pipe boot, step flashing where a garage or dormer meets the house, or a poorly terminated ridge vent. Those are flat-rate repairs: a pipe boot is $395 and each additional boot on the same visit is $145 (see the price book).
Often it is the step flashing along the wall where the garage roof ties into the house. If it was sealed with tar instead of woven in correctly, water can show up years later. A partial step flashing repair is $650–$950, and we confirm the path during your free estimate before any work is done.
All of Canton Township — the Cherry Hill, Ford, Canton Center and Geddes corridors and the subdivisions off them, including areas toward Plymouth and Belleville. We're a service-area business, so we come to the house; call (586) 698-7094, Mon–Sat 7am–7pm.
Prices, published
Contact us for a free repair estimate. We’ll review the issue and explain the next step. Any additional services require your agreement before work begins. Beyond that, roughly 55 common repairs are flat-rated and published — vent boots, flashing, valleys, shingle sections, ridge caps, decking. No hourly clock, no mystery number at the end.
Also serving Ferndale, Oak Park, Berkley, Hazel Park, Detroit, Warren, Sterling Heights, Troy, Royal Oak, Madison Heights, St. Clair Shores, Roseville, Clinton Township, Eastpointe, Westland, Livonia, Canton, Garden City, Dearborn, Farmington Hills, Plymouth, Redford and Dearborn Heights. Job-type pages: leak repair, pipe boots, flashing, ice dams, emergency tarp, valley repair. See the full service area.
