Residential Roof Repair, Replacement, & Installation

Before we can determine whether your roof requires repair or replacement, we must assess the extent of the current deterioration or damage. When we arrive at your home, we’ll perform a comprehensive inspection of your roof, complete with a thorough assessment of its structural condition, materials quality, workmanship, and interior health. We’ll check for leaks, as well as damaged components and areas of potential weakness that may increase your risk of further roof home damage.

Even the highest quality residential roof is subject to deterioration over time, and in Minnesota, our crazy weather doesn’t help. Whether you’re dealing with age-related deterioration or roof damage after a severe storm, our residential roofing contractors are at your service.

We’ll thoroughly assess the condition of your roof before recommending the most cost-effective and lasting course of action. After reviewing the scope of your project with you in detail, we’ll get to work repairing your roof and will have it back in top shape in no time.

There isn’t a roof in the world that will last forever, and that’s where we come in. When we assess the health of your roof, we may find that repairs aren’t a manageable or cost-effective option for your needs. At that point, residential roof replacement is your best course of action. We’ll assist you in selecting the most appropriate roofing materials for your budget and project goals and get to work installing a quality roof that’s built to last.

Asphalt shingles are the most popular roofing material for many reasons. They’re durable, affordable, and available in a wide variety of styles and colors. Generally, an asphalt shingle roof has a lifespan of 15-30 years, and while that’s quite a broad range, the shingles’ staying power depends on a variety of factors. Installation quality, material quality, and environmental conditions all play significant roles in the length of time your asphalt roof will last.

Though metal roofing may not be nearly as affordable as asphalt shingles, there’s a good reason behind the extra expense. Generally, a metal roof will last 30-50 years, so in the time it’d take you to run through two asphalt roofs, your metal roof will still be standing strong. Metal roofing is available in a wide range of colors and styles and is incredibly durable, withstanding even the toughest environmental conditions. Its slippery surface encourages minimal snow buildup, plus it’s resistant to fire and hail damage, and can even withstand impact from falling objects and winds up to 180 mph.

Wood roofing doesn’t just offer a highly unique aesthetic; it also offers impressive durability and longevity. On average, a wood or shake roof will last approximately 30 years, but its lifespan depends on the type of wood you select, the thickness of the cut, and how well you maintain it over time. Even in our ever-changing Twin Cities weather conditions, wood roofing materials hold up incredibly well, while offering additional insulation from the scorching summer sun and freezing winter winds.

Tile roofing is a smart option if you’re looking for unmatched aesthetic appeal and superior insulation from the outside elements. Though significantly more expensive than many other roofing materials, when properly maintained, a tile roof will last 30-50 years. Tile is available in a wide variety of colors and styles and boasts superior fire resistance, wind resistance, and energy efficiency.

Though the name suggests a completely flat surface, the term “flat roof” is a bit deceptive. Even flat roofs must feature a 10-degree gradient to allow rainwater drainage, and due to their unique slope, they require a different choice of materials. Flat roofing is available in a range of options, including PVC, vinyl, rubber, modified bitumen, and tar/gravel.