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- Cracked, split, or warped shakes
- Loose or missing pieces after storms
- Visible rot or water damage
- Fading or discoloration
- Moss, mildew, or algae growth
- Gaps allowing moisture penetration
Addressing these issues promptly protects your home's interior from water intrusion and maintains its curb appeal. Our certified installers assess the extent of damage and recommend the most effective repair approach for your situation.
McGlinch & Sons has been the trusted choice for homeowners across Southeast Michigan for more than ten decades. As a fourth-generation, family-owned business, we combine traditional values with modern techniques. Our credentials speak to our commitment:
- 109+ years serving our community
- Family, locally, and veteran-owned operation
- Licensed and insured professionals
- GAF Master Elite Certified Roofer in the top 2%
- Zero percent financing options available
- Assistance with insurance claim documentation
- Complimentary estimates and consultations
- GAF lifetime limited warranties offered
Visit our public showroom to explore materials and discuss your cedar shake repair needs with our knowledgeable team.
Damaged cedar shakes can compromise your Farmington Hills, MI home's protection and appearance. McGlinch & Sons provides thorough repairs backed by generations of experience and industry-leading certifications. Contact us today to schedule your free estimate and discover why families have trusted us since 1917.








