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

Saline, MI

Shingles: Owens Corning Oakridge

Color: Onyx Black

For this Saline home, we found mold staining on the roof sheathing. The mold growth is due to condensation build up from restricted ventilation. A proper ventilation system brings outside air in through the vents to warm up the attic and then escape through the ridge vents. In this case, the vent was blocked causing the warm air to be trapped inside. The warm air then mixes with the insulation causing the wood to get wet and condensate, leading to mold. During the roof replacement, we corrected the ventilation and installed new roof decking. We installed Owens Corning Oakridge shingles in the color Onyx Black. The results are a beautiful new roof that will now provide long lasting protection of the home.

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


Contact Us

BEFORE

AFTER

 

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.

Owner

Commercial and Residential Roofing

Share This Article

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Related Reading

Infographic comparing metal roofing vs asphalt shingles for Michigan winters showing cost, durability, maintenance, and performance in snow and ice for Ann Arbor and Saline homes

For most homes in Ann Arbor, Saline, Ypsilanti, Dexter, and Southeast Michigan, high-quality asphalt shingles (especially Owens Corning Duration or Supreme lines) are the better choice in 2026 because of lower upfront cost, proven wind/ice performance, and excellent warranties when installed by a Pl […]

Roof Replacement in Saline, MI: Precision Installation with Owens Corning Duration Colonial Slate Shingles
Most roofing problems don’t start in the shingles. They start in the details. Areas like chimneys require precise flashing and proper integration, especially with materials like cultured stone. Done right, it prevents leaks for decades. Done wrong, it’s one of the first places a roof will fail.