Roof replacement and roofing work in East Lansing, Michigan
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Roof Replacement in East Lansing, MI

East Lansing, home to Michigan State University, sits immediately east of Lansing, with a downtown centered on Grand River Avenue. When an older roof in East Lansing starts losing shingles, leaking in more than one spot or simply wearing out, a full roof replacement is usually the smarter long-term fix. That is our main specialty at Evert Construction.

The city spans both Ingham and Clinton counties, and its downtown has seen a wave of new construction in recent years. We replace roofs on homes throughout the area with 30, 40 and 50-year asphalt shingles or metal roofing, and we help you choose a color and style that suits your house.

  • Free inspection and written estimate covering scope, materials and timeline
  • Tear-off and installation by a careful, respectful crew
  • Final walkthrough with you before we call it done

While we are on the roof we also check the soffit, fascia and gutters, since problems at the roof edge often show up at the same time. Call (517) 896-5692 to schedule a free roof replacement estimate in East Lansing.

Planning a new roof in East Lansing? Evert Construction also builds custom wood and composite decks and installs replacement windows, so one local team can handle your exterior projects.

FAQ

East Lansing roofing — questions, answered

Do you work in East Lansing?

Yes. East Lansing 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 East Lansing 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.

How do I know my roof needs replacing, not repairing?

Common signs include widespread curling or missing shingles, leaks in more than one place, and a roof near the end of its expected life. Michigan freeze-thaw cycles speed up wear. We inspect the roof and tell you honestly whether a repair will hold or replacement makes more sense for your East Lansing home.