
A roof replacement is the biggest exterior project most homeowners ever take on, and it should be treated that way. We inspect first, explain what we find, and only then talk about materials and scope.
When a roof in Minnetonka is past the point where repairs make sense, a full replacement is the honest answer. That means a complete tear-off down to the decking, not a layover of new shingles on top of old problems. We check the decking for rot or soft spots, correct ventilation issues, and replace flashing around chimneys, valleys and skylights before a single shingle goes down.
We walk you through material options before we ever cut anything. Asphalt is the most common choice for Minnesota homes and holds up well for the price. Metal and synthetic cost more up front but last longer and handle wind and hail differently. We'll tell you what fits your roof, your budget, and how long you plan to stay in the house.
Tear-off day is loud and messy by nature, so we protect your landscaping, stage a dumpster, and keep the yard as clean as a roofing job allows. You'll know the schedule going in and we'll tell you if weather or a decking surprise changes it.
Ventilation gets more attention during a replacement than people expect. Minnesota attics need balanced intake and exhaust to avoid ice dams in winter and heat damage to shingles in summer. If your current setup is undersized or blocked, we fix it while the roof is already open.
Once the new roof is on, we walk it with you before calling the job done. You should be able to see what you paid for, not just take our word for it.
Every replacement is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee, and we'll go through manufacturer warranty options for whichever material you choose so you know exactly what's covered and for how long.
Down to the decking, with rot and soft spots repaired before new material goes on.
Balanced intake and exhaust while the roof is already open, so ice dams and heat damage are less likely later.
You see the inspection findings and the material options before we talk price.
We handle full roof replacements across Minnetonka and the lake communities around it, including Wayzata, Excelsior, Deephaven, Orono, Mound, Minnetrista, Shorewood, Tonka Bay and Spring Park. Lakefront homes in these areas often have steeper rooflines and more tree cover, which factors into how we plan the tear-off and material staging.
We also replace roofs in Long Lake, Hopkins, Eden Prairie, Plymouth and Chanhassen. If storms have hit several of these areas at once, which happens often in this part of Minnesota, we're frequently already on a nearby street and can get your inspection scheduled quickly.
See every city we serveWidespread granule loss, curling or cracked shingles across multiple slopes, soft decking, or damage from more than one storm usually point to replacement being the better long-term call. We inspect the whole roof and show you what we find before recommending either option.
Most single-family homes are a one to a few day job once the crew is on site, depending on roof size, pitch and how much decking needs repair. We give you a schedule up front and flag anything that changes it, like weather or hidden rot.
Asphalt is the most affordable and common choice in Minnesota. Metal costs more up front but handles decades of weather and holds up well against hail in some profiles. Synthetic shingles mimic the look of slate or cedar with different durability and price points. We'll go through what fits your roof and budget.
Yes. Ventilation and flashing are part of a proper replacement, not an upsell. We check both as part of the tear-off and correct issues while the roof is already open.
We back our workmanship with a 100% satisfaction guarantee, and we'll walk the finished roof with you. Manufacturer material warranties vary by product, and we review those options with you during the estimate.
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Roof RepairLeaks, missing shingles, and flashing failures, fixed without pushing you toward a replacement you don't need.
Commercial RoofingFlat, low-slope, or steep, we keep your building dry and your business open with systems built to last.
Gutter SystemsA great roof needs somewhere to send the water. We repair and replace gutter systems that actually move it away.
Cedar Shake RoofingNatural wood roofing for lakefront and wooded properties, installed and repaired with the material's quirks in mind.
Metal RoofingStanding seam and panel metal roofing built to shed snow and shrug off hail better than most materials.
Flat RoofingLow-slope and flat sections done with the drainage detail that keeps water from pooling in the first place.
Storm & Hail DamageFast inspections after a storm, with clear photos of what's actually damaged before any work begins.
Insurance Claim RoofingWe document the damage thoroughly and meet your adjuster on-site so the scope reflects what's actually up there.Fill out the form or call us at 952.649.6449 to schedule your free evaluation or request an estimate.