Company
Ann Arbor Winters Demand a Roof Built to Last
Maple & Main Roofing is a locally owned contractor serving Ann Arbor homeowners who expect more than a quick fix.
Meet Our Team
About Maple & Main Roofing
Roofing Ann Arbor, MI Trusts
Maple & Main Roofing was founded by Ann Arbor residents who know firsthand what Michigan's freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, and spring hailstorms can do to a roof. We stay local because we care about the neighborhoods we work in — from the tree-lined streets near the University to the family subdivisions on the city's edges. Every project we take on is backed by our workmanship warranty and carried out by a crew that in the state of Michigan. When you hire Maple & Main, you're hiring neighbors who stake their reputation on every single roof.
Areas We Serve
(734) 555-0178Locally OwnedWorkmanship Warranty
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We hold all required Michigan roofing licenses and carry full general liability and workers' compensation insurance, so you're fully protected on every job.
Are you a locally owned company or a national franchise?
We are 100% locally owned and operated right here in Ann Arbor. There's no out-of-state parent company — just a local team that lives and works in the same community you do.
What makes Maple & Main different from other Ann Arbor roofers?
We combine hands-on craftsmanship with a commitment to honest communication. We show up on time, explain exactly what your roof needs, and never recommend work that isn't necessary.
Do you back your work with a warranty?
Absolutely. Every installation and major repair we complete comes with a workmanship warranty in addition to the manufacturer's material warranty, giving you two layers of protection.
Do you only work in Ann Arbor, or do you serve surrounding areas?
Ann Arbor is our home base, but we also serve surrounding Washtenaw County communities. Reach out to confirm we cover your specific neighborhood.
How do you handle the unique roofing challenges of Michigan winters?
We use materials and installation techniques rated for Michigan's climate, including ice-and-water shield along eaves and proper attic ventilation to prevent ice dams and moisture damage.