
When your roof in New Boston starts leaking after one of Michigan’s 70-mph storm gusts, you don’t want to wait three weeks for an out-of-area contractor to swing by. New Boston is about 25 miles southwest of our shop at 14564 Schaefer Hwy in Detroit — roughly 30 minutes via the Southfield Freeway (M-39) south to I-94 west, then I-275 south to the South Huron Road exit. We’re one of the closest established roofing companies you can call when something happens to your roof tonight.
For 20+ years we’ve been replacing, repairing, and maintaining residential and commercial roofs across Metro Detroit. We’re veteran-owned and family-run. The crew that quotes your roof is the crew you’ll see on it. And if you get a written quote from another licensed roofer in the New Boston area, we’ll beat it — guaranteed.
New Boston is a small unincorporated community inside Huron Charter Township, first settled in 1827, so there is no single dominant build year here the way there is in a postwar suburb. The community grew up as a crossroads on the Huron River at Hannan Road and Huron River Drive, and the housing runs from 19th-century frame houses and farmhouses near that old center, to mid-century ranches along the township roads, to newer subdivision homes built as Huron Township filled in. The common thread is the setting: open ground, river bottomland and heavy tree cover along the Huron. That means valleys and gutters clog fast, north-facing slopes hold moss, and roofs on the open farm parcels take the full force of a straight-line wind.
We work on these exact homes every week:
If your home is in the 48164 ZIP code — which also covers Waltz and Willow — there’s a good chance we’ve already done a roof on your block.
Southeast Michigan storm seasons are getting more aggressive. Most seasons bring at least one round of 60 to 70 mph wind gusts and hail across the area. Wind lifts and tears shingles. Hail leaves invisible bruises that turn into leaks two storms later. Then ice dams in February finish the job. Between the open fields and the big trees along the Huron River, New Boston sees both kinds of storm damage — shingles stripped off exposed roofs, and limbs down on the sheltered ones.
When you call after a storm, we’ll:
We’ve been doing storm response across Metro Detroit long enough that local insurance adjusters know our work.
All work comes with our 10-year labor warranty on top of the manufacturer’s shingle warranty.
New Boston is a small unincorporated community rather than a city of named subdivisions, so we describe our work here by the roads and the river. We work across all of New Boston, with most of our recent jobs concentrated in or around:
We also work near landmarks like Lower Huron, Willow and Oakwoods Metroparks, the Waltz Road–Huron River Bridge just south of the business district, and the Huron School District offices on Huron River Drive. New Boston is served by the Huron School District. School families across the district make up a big share of our local customer base.
We also serve the adjacent communities of Romulus, Sumpter Township and Brownstown Township — so if friends or family nearby need roof work, you can refer with confidence.
Veteran-owned and family-run. Ted Thompson started T&M Roofing in Detroit after 20+ years of doing the work himself. He still walks every New Boston job before we finalize the quote.
10-year labor warranty. Most local roofers offer 1–2 years. Ours covers labor for a full decade.
Price-beat guarantee. Bring us a written quote from any licensed New Boston-area roofer and we’ll beat it.
Same-week availability. Big national contractors push you out 4–6 weeks. We turn most jobs around in 5–7 business days.
Real local crew. The crew you see on the estimate is the crew on your roof.
Call (313) 600-4538 — answered by a real person, not a call center — or send us a quick message using the form below. We typically respond within an hour during business hours.
T&M Roofing LLC · 14564 Schaefer Hwy, Detroit, MI 48227 · (313) 600-4538