Commercial Roofing Expertise for Complex Buildings
Family-owned since 1979 and focused only on commercial and industrial roofing. Bloom inspects, maintains and replaces roofs for plants, hospitals, schools, public buildings and multi-building portfolios across Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
Bloom Roofing, 2024 Hall of Fame Inductee
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Start With What Your Roof Needs
A roofing decision should begin with the condition of your building, not an assumption that replacement is the only answer. An inspection or assessment helps establish what needs attention, what requires further investigation and what can be planned.
When the roof is still serviceable, a maintenance program extends its life and defers the larger spend. When repair or replacement is called for, the findings give you scope, access, timing and budget to work from.
1. Understand
Document the agreed roof areas, findings and limitations through a commercial roof inspection.
2. Maintain and address priorities
Plan maintenance and repairs around what the roof actually shows.
3. Prepare for larger work
Compare restoration, phased work and replacement, with capital planning for the years ahead.
Experience You Can Put in Context
Large roofing projects involve more than roof area. Access, equipment, security, occupied spaces and the purpose of the building all shape the work. Explore how Bloom has addressed documented requirements on commercial and institutional properties.
More than 150 million square feet installed for more than 2,000 customers since 1979, with virtually zero premature failures.
Family-Owned. Commercially Focused. Since 1979.
Thomas Bloom founded Bloom Roofing Systems in 1979. Today, the company remains family-owned, with a focus on commercial and industrial roofing and the long-term care of the buildings it serves.
Bloom works from Brighton, Michigan, and brings inspection, service, maintenance and project work under one roof. You get the options laid out and a clear next step for your property.
- 1972: Tom Bloom starts in the trade after answering a newspaper ad for a roofing helper.
- June 21, 1979: Tom Bloom founds Bloom Roofing Systems.
- 1981: Bloom Roofing Systems is incorporated.
- Around 1982: Bloom moves into commercial roofing.
- 1986: Bloom expands its operations.
- 2007: Bloom moves to its Brighton headquarters.
- 2026: Dan Bloom completes NRCA’s Future Executives Institute.
As Bloom moved into commercial roofing, it became the first contractor its Firestone representative ever signed, and Tom recruited eight to ten experienced single-ply roofers to build the crew. That early bet on single-ply craft still shapes how Bloom trains and works today.
The People and Preparation Behind the Work
You should be able to understand who is involved, what documentation applies and how the work will be coordinated. Meet Bloom’s leadership, review the qualifications relevant to your project and share your facility’s prequalification and safety requirements.
Leadership
Meet Bloom’s leadership and service team, and find the right contact for your building.
Meet the teamCredentials
Review manufacturer, training and membership documentation relevant to your scope.
Review qualificationsAwards
See Bloom’s manufacturer recognition, project awards and industry honors, and what each one recognizes.
See recognitionPrequalification & Safety
Share your facility’s requirements and review deadlines so the right documentation and planning come together.
Plan around your facility
Questions About Working With Bloom
What types of properties does Bloom serve?
Bloom focuses on commercial and industrial roofing, including manufacturing, distribution, healthcare, education, institutional, retail, office and energy-related facilities. Project planning should reflect the building’s use, access and operating requirements.
Can we discuss a maintenance plan before considering replacement?
Yes. Start by understanding the roof’s condition. Where appropriate, maintenance and targeted repairs can help preserve useful service life. Findings may also identify areas that need more extensive work.
How do we start with one building or several?
Share the building location or locations, your main concern and any important timing or access requirements. Bloom can help clarify the appropriate conversation or service. A formal inspection is quoted separately before it is scheduled.
Let’s Plan the Next Step for Your Building
Tell us what you manage, what concerns you and what you need to decide. Start with one property or a portfolio, and we’ll help clarify the appropriate next step.
Active leak or urgent roof issue? Call 800-483-9932.