The Record
Dated field notes from Macomb County roofs. What the storms did, what the code says now, and what our inspections keep finding, filed as it happens.
A guide explains how something works. A field note records what actually happened. This page is the second kind: dated entries written from Macomb County roofs and the events that shape them, from the August 2023 wind event the federal government logged as FEMA DR-4757 to the quieter pattern of what a hard winter leaves behind at the eaves.
Every note carries the date it was filed and stays on the record afterward. When our numbers change, we revise our guides; when the facts on the ground change, we file a new note here instead of quietly rewriting the old one. That is the difference between a library and a record, and we keep both on purpose.
If a note describes damage that sounds like your roof, the shortest path is still the same one: a free inspection with photos, no obligation. Or start with the two minute estimator and the claims playbook if a storm is already on your calendar.