Tom Meadows, Roofing Specialist with 30+ Years Experience in Michigan.

Ann Arbor, MI

Shingles: Owens Corning Oakridge & EPDM

Color: Desert Tan

Ann Arbor’s beautiful homes are a part of the fabric of the community and the different types of architecture is what makes this city so unique. With a striking silhouette, this modern home has an M-shaped roof that is double-pitched, essentially a double gable. The roof rests on two bearing walls with two sloping walls meeting in the middle to form an ‘M’ shape.

The lower pitch area has a high point at the middle which allows drainage in two directions opposite of the shingled areas. We installed EPDM in this area to provide extra protection against heavy loads of snow and ice during the winter season and concentrated water flow during the storms of the warmer months.

The rest of the roof was replaced with Owens Corning Oakridge shingles in the color Desert Tan. The Oakridge shingles perfectly compliment the trim and siding for an impressive curb appeal.

If you need your roof replaced, call us at (734) 994-6500.


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Tom Meadows, Roofing Specialist with 30+ Years Experience in Michigan.
30+ years of experience

Roofing Specialist

Tom Meadows was born and raised in Ypsilanti, Michigan. 2026 will mark Tom’s 30th year in the local roofing industry.

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Commercial and Residential Roofing

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