Roofing & Construction in Culver, IN

Built for Culver weather

Culver sits on the northwest shore of Lake Maxinkuckee, and plenty of the houses around the lake are second homes that sit empty through the winter. That changes how a roof should be looked after. A slow leak in a house nobody is living in can run for months before anyone sees the ceiling, so the time to have a roof checked is before you close the place up in the fall, not after you open it in the spring.

The older cottages and the houses along the East Shore were built with porches, dormers, and roof lines that change direction, and every one of those joins is a place for water to get in. On the lakefront there is often not much between the roof and the wind coming off open water, so the edges and the fastening matter as much as the shingle or panel you choose. We install standing seam and exposed-fastener metal, and Owens Corning and CertainTeed shingle systems, and we price both so you can compare.

Most lake lots are wooded, and mature trees over a house fill its gutters every fall. We form seamless aluminum gutters on site in 5 and 6 inch, and leaf guard keeps them draining while you are away. In town and out through Burr Oak, Hibbard, and Maxinkuckee, and over toward Monterey and Leiters Ford, it is the same mix of year-round homes and lake places. Estimates on new roofs, gutters, and buildings are free, and financing is available.