Neighborhood Roofing is a member of the Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association
Neighborhood Roofing is proud to be a Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association member. GLREA works to expand renewable energy (solar, geothermal and wind) in Michigan and transition away from fossil fuels. Renewable Energy promotes a clean environment, creates jobs and saves individuals and business […]
Michigan’s Solar Industry is Being Threatened by Legislative Caps.
Vote YES! Powering Michigan Forward with Solar The future of Michigan’s solar industry is being threatened by legislative caps that limit the amount of solar that can be installed at homes and small businesses. Once the caps are reached, there will be no option for these people to install and inte […]
Dangers of a Whole House Humidifier
At Neighborhood Roofing, we have received an increase in calls for leaking roofs. In most of these cases, it is not the roof but moisture from a whole house humidifier. Whole house humidifiers attach to your ductwork and blow moist air into your home. To maintain the proper level of humidity, a home […]
Shingle Over Intake Edge Vent
It is crucial a roof has ventilation to keep the attic cool in the summer and dry in the winter to reduce the risk of mold and mildew. However, some homes have little or no overhand. Overhangs typically provide the intake ventilation which is required by shingle manufacturers and building codes. An […]