American Premier Roofing Corporation

Company Overview

We focus on Roofing, Gutters, and Gutter Protection.
Our Roofing Contractor services target Wind and Hail damage, ensuring your home looks its best.
Thinking of selling your home? Whether it's on the market or not, contact us for a roof assessment.
Many homeowners are unaware of existing damage, and a new roof can facilitate a sale at no cost to you.
We collaborate directly with your homeowner insurance provider to ensure they fulfill their obligations.
The average homeowner often lacks understanding of how insurance operates, so we guide them through the entire claims process.
If your claim is turned down, we research the rationale to confirm it adheres to your policy guidelines.
When your claim is paid, we ensure that all components, including hidden items like plywood and attic insulation that might have mold, are covered in the replacement costs.
Our company boasts 40 years of expertise in the insurance restoration construction sector.
Our construction journey started more than 40 years ago, framing houses in the early '80s.
We consistently framed two to three homes of 1800 sq. ft. weekly during that period.
In the late '80s, we shifted our focus to remodeling, primarily Bathrooms, Kitchens, and Additions, while still managing framing crews for new builds.
During the '90s and into the 2000s, we started building homes while continuing our roofing, siding, window, gutter, and gutter guard services until the economy took a downturn in the late 2000s.
When the economy took a hit, we shifted our focus, like many builders, to roofing for wind and hail damage.
At that point, we became a company dedicated to storm damage, collaborating with insurance companies and homeowners to address the extensive work needed due to severe weather.
My grandparents came to the United States from Germany in 1955, bringing along two children and thirty dollars.
On the journey to this new country, my grandfather earned an extra thirty dollars, wondering what the future held for them.
Two weeks after arriving, he found work at a steel company and remained there for thirty years.
When I was six, they bought land to build a home, and that’s where he introduced me to construction as a child.
He inspired me to put in effort and consistently urged me to have faith, reminding me that with God, ""All things are possible.""
As I grew older, I trained as a carpenter and acquired the skills needed to establish a company rooted in the traditional values my grandparents taught me.