Worthy Construction LLC

We appreciate FOX 17 and the Better Business Bureau of Michigan highlighting this issue.

Hiring an unlicensed contractor can expose homeowners to serious risks, including code violations, liability concerns, and costly repairs down the road.

At Worthy Construction, transparency is not optional.

We are:

✔️ Fully Licensed in the State of Michigan
✔️ Fully Insured
✔️ BBB Accredited
✔️ Committed to clear contracts and consistent communication

A reputable contractor should always provide credentials upfront. If they hesitate, that’s your answer.

Protect your home. Verify before you hire.

BBB warns homeowners about hiring unlicensed contractors for spring remodeling projects, citing risks of code violations, liability issues, and costly repairs. Read the full story through the link in the comments.

MIDWEST WEATHER AGES ROOFS FASTER.

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“In the Midwest, repeated freeze-thaw cycles, UV exposure, wind uplift, and moisture intrusion can accelerate roof wear long before visible leaks appear.”

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Michigan weather keeps us on our toes.

Warmer temperatures through mid March are great, but freeze thaw cycles and late season storms can still cause hidden roof damage.

We appreciate the updates and storm tracking from Michigan Storm Chasers that help keep communities informed as conditions change.

If your roof took a beating this winter, spring is the perfect time for an inspection.

Worthy Construction is fully licensed and insured and we are always happy to provide honest assessments.

Stay prepared, Michigan.

Michigan Storm Chasers

Man does the first two weeks of March look like spring! Temperatures remain warm through that mid month timeframe.. so enjoy it while you can! What comes after mid month remains to be seen. But let's remember, this IS Michigan after all.. winter is likely not done yet. (But one can hope, right?)

March in Southwest Michigan rarely sits still. One day feels like spring. The next feels like winter again. Those temperature swings can put real stress on your home.

This time of year, freeze and thaw cycles tend to reveal small issues that developed over the winter months.

As we move further into March, it is worth paying attention to:

• Roof edges and flashing after ice buildup
• Gutters and how well water is draining
• Signs of moisture in the attic
• Areas where siding and roofing meet

These are not usually big dramatic problems. They are early signals.

Catching them now can help prevent larger repairs later, especially as we move toward heavier spring rains.

If you have questions about what you are seeing around your home, we are always happy to help you think it through.

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