New Roof Installation in Holt, MI
Building a new home, adding a room or putting up a garage or pole barn in Holt? Evert Construction installs new roofs on new construction and additions, as well as full re-roofs on existing homes.
Holt sits south of Lansing, just south of I-96 and between US-127 and M-99, and occupies most of Delhi Charter Township. Holt grew from about 11,300 residents in 2000 to about 25,600 in 2020, according to the census.
For a new roof we work through the details with you, or with your builder or designer, before work starts:
- Material choice: 30, 40 or 50-year asphalt shingles, or metal roofing
- Color and style that match the rest of the project
- A written estimate with scope and timeline
- Clean installation and a final inspection with you
Because we also build decks and install windows and siding, we can plan the roof alongside the rest of your exterior so everything looks like it belongs together. Ask about new roof installation in Holt: call (517) 896-5692 or request a free estimate.
Planning a new roof in Holt? Evert Construction also builds custom wood and composite decks and installs replacement windows, so one local team can handle your exterior projects.
Holt roofing — questions, answered
Do you work in Holt?
Yes. Holt is within our service area, which covers about a 35-mile radius of Lansing. Our crew works out of Grand Ledge at 5831 Willow Hwy, and we schedule estimates and projects in Holt regularly. Call (517) 896-5692 or use the form to request a visit.
How does a free estimate work?
We visit your home, look at the roof and talk through what you want. Then you get a written estimate that lays out the scope of work, the materials and the timeline, so you can compare options and decide without pressure. Estimates are free and there is no obligation.
What roofing materials can I choose from?
We install asphalt shingles in 30, 40 and 50-year grades and metal roofing, on new construction, additions and re-roofs. We help you weigh appearance, durability and budget, and we can coordinate with your builder or designer so the roof fits the rest of the project.