Founded in 1985, Great Lakes Roofing and Insulation Systems, Inc. has established itself as a leader in the roofing and insulation industry in Michigan. Starting as a subdivision of Frank Taylor Lumber and Development in St. Ignace, MI, GLR has grown into a full-service commercial roofing contractor and insulation provider, recognized for its commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction.
With over 35 years of experience, the company specializes in flat and low-slope roofing systems and offers a wide range of insulation solutions, including cellulose, spray foam, and fiberglass. Their expertise extends beyond traditional roofing; they are focused on providing comprehensive energy-efficient solutions tailored to the unique needs of each project.
The journey of GLR is marked by significant milestones that reflect its commitment to growth and adaptation. In 1999, co-founders Craig Miller and Kevin Kenney purchased the company from Taylor Lumber, officially incorporating it under its current name. This marked a pivotal point in enabling the company to expand its services and solidify its reputation in the roofing industry. Over the years, Great Lakes Roofing has completed thousands of jobs and installed millions of square feet of roofing systems. Their dedication to quality service and innovative solutions has earned them numerous accolades, including the prestigious John R. Burt Award.
At Great Lakes Roofing, client satisfaction is paramount. The company embraces a customer-centric approach, ensuring that each project exceeds expectations. Their seasoned professionals take pride in offering a personalized experience, from initial consultations to final walkthroughs. For GLR, providing roofing and insulation solutions is not just a job; it is about building lasting relationships and contributing positively to the community.
In a time when quality and reliability are key, Great Lakes Roofing and Insulation Systems stands out as a trusted partner for all roofing and insulation needs in Northern Michigan and beyond.
