Commercial Roofing Serving
Michigan, Indiana and Ohio

Bloom Roofing is headquartered at 12238 Emerson Dr., Brighton, MI 48116, and has been in that building since 2007. The company was founded in Brighton in 1979 and is still owned by the Bloom family. Estimating, service dispatch and leadership all work from that address, which is also the only street address Bloom operates from.

Commercial and industrial buildings across Michigan, northern Indiana and northern Ohio. In Michigan that runs from Metro Detroit and the Downriver communities through Ann Arbor, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, and up the Flint, Saginaw and Thumb corridor. If your city is not in the table above, call 800-483-9932 with the building address and Bloom will confirm coverage.

Yes. Northern Indiana is covered from the Albion base along the I-80/90 and I-69 corridors, including South Bend, Elkhart, Warsaw, Kendallville and Fort Wayne. Northern Ohio is assigned to the Bloom team closest to the building, covering Toledo, Maumee, Perrysburg, Bowling Green, Findlay, Sandusky and Lima. The inspection standard and the report are the same in all three states.

From the base nearest your building, not from Brighton. Technicians live and work in Brighton, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Downriver, Albion, Birch Run and Saginaw, and a service call starts from whichever of those is closest. Ohio projects are assigned to the team closest to the building rather than to a fixed base.

Call 800-483-9932 at any hour and ask for emergency service. Bloom will give you a realistic arrival window based on weather, roof access and conditions on site, so the crew can work safely. After-hours work is billed at an emergency rate, which is worth agreeing in advance rather than at 3 a.m.

It is the real headquarters and the only office Bloom has. Estimating, service dispatch and the leadership that signs off on a report all sit in the building on Emerson Drive, and visitors are welcome to see where the work is scheduled. The dispatch bases are where technicians live and work, not offices, and none of them is a separate business location.

Not automatically, and a contractor who says yes without asking about the interior is guessing. Livingston County is climate zone 5A, outside the 6A, 7 and 8 zones for which the NRCA suggests a vapor retarder be considered, so the decision turns on what the building does: sustained interior humidity, process steam, a pool, a commercial kitchen or a wet manufacturing operation can each change the answer.