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Recently, we met Mrs. Phillips, a customer who had heard of the leading roofing contractor in Auburn Hills, Pontiac, and Bloomfield Hills: Sherriff-Goslin. Mrs. Phillips’ roof was only six years old, but water was coming into her great room due to a flashing issue.

When you’re looking for a thorough, free roof inspection in Auburn Hills, Sherriff-Goslin is the first call that you should make. There’s a good reason you contact a trained inspector or experienced roofing contractor to inspect your roof: they know what they’re looking for.

Phil Matthews, also known as, “Dr. Phil” is a salesperson for our Sherriff-Goslin Pontiac/Metro Detroit Branch. Dr. Phil is an industry-leading, innovative, executive level sales leader who creates opportunity where others fail. He has an easy-going style that people feel comfortable with.

If you’re looking for a roofing company in Auburn Hills, you may have found yourself in a tight spot. Your shingles could be in a neighbor’s yard, they could be curling up, or you may have water dripping from your ceiling. Chances are, you’re looking for a quick solution.

As the premier Auburn Hills roofing contractor, Sherriff-Goslin is often asked, “How does heat affect shingles?” By and large, quality shingles today perform well against the elements and are able to stand up to driving winds, snow, and ice.

Thankfully, it’s not often that homeowners need to think about roof replacement. New shingle technologies are always helping to create roofs that last longer, stay beautiful for years, and are structurally sound for decades.

Icicles may seem like an attractive winter guest, but they can also be indicative of an expensive problem: ice dams. As the top roofing contractor in Bloomfield Hills, Sherriff-Goslin has seen our fair share of ice dams and, more dishearteningly, the damage that they can cause.

Like many non-profits, Family and Children Services relies on generous donations both to stay viable and to address larger projects, such as the “Making Room for Hope” building campaign.

The construction of a new Hotel Walloon began in 2014 when Wolgast Corp. accepted real estate developer Jonathon L. Borisch’s contract to recreate the quaint elegance of Walloon Lake’s 1890s charm with a building modeled after the original structure.