Roofing work in Washington Township
Big open lots mean long roof planes and real wind exposure. It also means outbuildings — garages, pole barns and workshops that usually need roofing at the same time as the house. Doing both in one mobilisation is meaningfully cheaper than two separate visits, and we quote it that way.
3G Home Exteriors is family-owned and has worked out of Fraser since 2011. Washington Township is in Macomb County, inside the three-county area our crews cover every week, so a Washington Township roof is regular work rather than a trip we have to build a schedule around.
Our roofing work
Completed 3G projects from across Macomb and Oakland counties. At the inspection we can show you examples closer to your own street.
What we find when the shingles come off
A roof quote written from the driveway is a guess. The things that decide what a job actually costs are underneath: deck condition, how many layers are up there, whether the ice barrier was ever installed correctly, and what the attic is doing with heat and moisture.
- Deck condition — soft sheathing is priced per sheet in the written scope before we start, not negotiated on the day
- Layer count — a second layer means more tear-off, more disposal, and a different number
- Ice barrier — self-adhering membrane at the eaves, carried far enough inside the wall line to matter
- Attic ventilation — intake at the soffit and exhaust at the ridge, checked on every estimate
Repair or replace in Washington Township
Not every call is a replacement. A roof with ten good years left and one bad valley is a repair, and we will say so even though the smaller job is worth less to us. What pushes a roof into replacement is usually age combined with evidence: granules in the gutters, shingles cupping across a whole slope, or a deck that moves underfoot.
If the problem is a specific leak rather than general wear, our roof repair page covers how we trace it back to the source instead of patching where the water shows up inside.
Storm and ice damage
Open country exposure means wind arrives without being broken up by neighbouring houses, and a large unobstructed roof plane takes the full load.
After wind, hail or an ice event we inspect and photograph everything, then give you an itemized scope you can hand to an adjuster. What the carrier decides is between you and them — what we control is that the documentation is thorough. More detail is on our storm damage page.
The roof is part of the water path
Where water goes after it leaves the shingles decides whether the wall, the fascia and the foundation stay dry. We quote the whole path rather than the roof in isolation.
- Seamless gutters — sized from the actual roof area, not a standard size
- Leaf protection — matched to the roof pitch and the trees around it
- Exterior drainage — where the downspout puts the water
- Siding and trim — the wall the roof edge is protecting
Questions we get from Washington Township homeowners
Can you roof the barn and the house together?
Yes, and it costs less than two visits because setup and disposal are shared. Say so at the inspection so it is in one scope.
Is there a travel charge this far north?
No. Washington Township is inside our regular Macomb County service area.
What roofing suits a pole barn?
Usually metal rather than asphalt, for span and slope reasons. We will tell you plainly if asphalt is the wrong answer for the structure.
Serving Washington Township and nearby
We cover Macomb County and the surrounding Metro Detroit communities. Our shop is at 31097 Fraser Dr in Fraser.
The full list is on our service area page.
Get a roof inspection in Washington Township
Every estimate starts with an on-site inspection that includes the attic, and ends with a written, itemized scope. No cost for the visit.
Request a free inspection or call (586) 533-8343.
