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

Tom Meadows

30+ years of experience

Roofing Specialist

Tom Meadows

With over 30 years in Michigan’s roofing industry, Tom Meadows is a trusted specialist in residential and commercial projects across Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Southeast Michigan.

Born and raised in Ypsilanti, Michigan, 2026 marks Tom’s 30th year in the local roofing trade. He has overseen 500+ roofing installations, focusing on durable, high-performance solutions built to withstand Michigan’s extreme weather.

As owner of Neighborhood Roofing—an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor—Tom remains deeply involved in estimating, operations, sales, and customer service every day. His expertise helps homeowners and businesses achieve reliable, long-term roof protection without surprises.

  • GAF Certified Roofing Contractor
  • Malarkey Roofing Products Emerald Pro Contractor

Areas of Expertise

30 Years Of Residential And Commercial Roofing

With more than 30 years serving Southeast Michigan, Tom specializes in durable roofing solutions for homes and businesses facing harsh winters, ice dams, and high winds. His hands-on experience ensures long-lasting installations that protect properties in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and beyond

Owner Of Neighborhood Roofing

As owner and operator of Neighborhood Roofing (alongside Joy Meadows), Tom oversees daily operations, quality control, and team leadership. He maintains the company’s reputation as Ann Arbor’s preferred roofer through Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor status and commitment to customer-first service

Sales And Estimating

Expert in accurate project costing and client consultations, ensuring budgets align with high-quality outcomes. Tom provides transparent, no-obligation estimates tailored to residential and commercial needs, helping homeowners and businesses in Washtenaw County make informed decisions.

Published Articles

426 - articles published
Neighborhood Roofing recently had the opportunity to complete a roof replacement project for Alpha House in Ann Arbor, an organization doing incredibly important work for families throughout Washtenaw County.
Neighborhood Roofing had the opportunity to complete a roof replacement project for Alpha House in Ann Arbor including replaced decking, Owens Corning Duration shingles, and a carefully integrated EPDM transition, helping protect a place that provides safety and support to families in our community.
Neighborhood Roofing Celebrates 50 Years at Ann Arbor Pride 2026
While Neighborhood Roofing built their reputation by installing quality roofs and protecting homes, we've always believed being a community business means something more. It means showing up, supporting our neighbors, and helping create a place where everyone feels welcome.
overhanging tree limbs can directly and indirectly cause several types of roof damage in Ann Arbor’s mix of older neighborhoods and tree-rich areas. Branches that touch or hang over roofing materials pose risks year-round, especially during strong storms, heavy snow, and windy autumns, which are common in the city.
Overhanging tree limbs can directly and indirectly cause several types of roof damage in Ann Arbor’s mix of older neighborhoods and tree-rich areas. Branches that touch or hang over roofing materials pose risks year-round, especially during strong storms, heavy snow, and windy autumns, which are common in the city. Find out what you can do.
Every panel on this Ann Arbor standing seam metal roof was custom fabricated on-site for superior craftsmanship, durability, and long-term performance.
Neighborhood Roofing completed a roof replacement on a beautiful Victorian home built in 1893 in Ypsilanti’s iconic Depot Town district. Projects like these require a careful balance between modern roofing performance and preserving the architectural integrity of a historic property.
Chimneys and Vent Pipes Can Be Problem Areas for Roofs in Michigan
Even a strong roof can fail at its weakest points. Chimneys, vent pipes, and flashing are common areas where leaks begin—especially after years of Michigan weather. Learn the warning signs, why these problem spots matter