TJM Innovations: Milwaukee Roofing and Gutter Specialists

When you need a roofing directory profile from Milwaukee, WI

While the city of Milwaukee, WI, is known for its beautiful neighborhoods and distinct seasons, TJM Innovations brings a deep understanding of local roofing needs to the area. The business provides essential cleaning and maintenance services for roofs and gutters to both homes and businesses across a wide service area that includes Mount Pleasant, Mequon, South Milwaukee, Cudahy, and many more communities. Their work helps protect properties from the challenges presented by local weather patterns.

Business Overview

TJM Innovations offers scheduled and emergency service calls for roofing and gutter systems. The team focuses on cleaning and preventive maintenance rather than major installations or replacements. They work with residential clients and commercial property managers, handling everything from a single-family home's asphalt shingles to a large warehouse's white membrane roof. The goal is to extend the life and performance of existing roofing systems through professional care.

Key Services

The company's primary offerings include:

• Gutter cleaning to prevent clogs and water damage, especially important with Wisconsin's heavy spring rains and fall leaf drop.
• Roof cleaning for all types of roofs including commercial membrane, sheet metal, and residential shingles or tiles.
• Installation of their proprietary GutterStuff® foam filter product, designed to reduce the frequency of gutter cleaning.
• Specialized treatments to remove mold, mildew, and hydrocarbon buildup that can reduce a roof's efficiency and lifespan.

Areas Served

TJM Innovations confidently serves over 40 communities in and around Atlanta, including Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta, 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Company History

In 2006, TJM Innovations introduced a simple yet effective product called GutterStuff® foam gutter filters to the retail market in Milwaukee, WI. This product grew into a leading brand name found in most major hardware stores across the country. The company's philosophy centers on maintaining peak efficiency for green technologies from their first day of operation. TJM Innovations focuses on preserving that optimal performance throughout the life of your roofing or gutter system, whether it's new or older.

Leadership

The founder of TJM Innovations, Terri, began her career in 1982 with the family business, FJA Christiansen Roofing Co., right after high school. While attending college, she worked as a roofer helper and gofer. She also spent a full summer working with a masonry crew to build the body shop building from the ground up. This early hands-on experience provided a solid foundation in commercial roofing installations, including pouring lightweight insulating concrete decks.

From 1988 to 1990, she served as a superintendent, providing oversight on roofing the Concourse D Expansion at Billy Mitchell Field and the 100 East Wisconsin Building in Downtown Milwaukee. She later worked as the Vice President of Operations from 1990 to 2007. Her notable contributions include helping to develop the State of Wisconsin's state-certified roofers apprenticeship training programs in collaboration with ABC of Wisconsin and various committee members. She has served on the board of directors for SMACCA and as a board member and secretary for the ABC of Wisconsin Association.

Specialties & Highlights

• Specializes in cleaning all commercial white membrane roofs, sheet metal roofing, and residential roofs of any type.
• Uses environmentally safe cleaning materials and methods that outperform other systems and cost less.
• Provides a guaranteed reduction in cooling costs by improving roof emissivity, which is the measure of how well heat radiates from a surface.
• Offers similar cleaning and sealing services for air conditioner units to help reduce energy bills.
• Installs GutterStuff® foam filters for K Style, Half Round, and Fascia gutters to drastically reduce maintenance needs.

Why Locals Choose TJM Innovations

Homeowners and business managers in Milwaukee, WI, and the surrounding communities turn to TJM Innovations for their roof and gutter cleaning needs because of the company's straightforward reliability. The work is based on practical experience, an understanding of local architecture and weather patterns, and a commitment to using products and methods that are effective and safe for the environment. For over four decades, the owner has been involved in the Milwaukee roofing industry, contributing to the training of new roofers and serving on industry boards. This deep local experience means TJM Innovations in Milwaukee, WI, knows how to handle the unique challenges presented by homes and buildings in the area, from the historic neighborhoods to modern commercial structures. They offer a clear value proposition: a clean, efficient roof or gutter system can save more money in energy costs within the first year than the cost of the service itself.