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For many roofing companies, a roof replacement can take anywhere from two to five days, depending on the size and complexity of the project. In most cases, we’re able to replace even some of Minnesota’s largest residential roofs in a single day.

A Step-by-Step Guide for Minnesota Homeowners. Getting a new roof is a big deal. It protects your home, boosts curb appeal, and gives you peace of mind every time Minnesota weather starts acting… aggressively.

Now the snow’s finally melted, you’re out in the yard, and maybe you spot something—a stray shingle, a weird spot near the gutter and that little voice kicks in:
Wait… did that storm mess up my roof? And did I miss my chance to do anything about it?

If you own a home in Minnesota, you already know your roof works harder than just about anything else on your house. Between heavy snow, ice dams, hailstorms, high winds, and those dramatic temperature swings (we’re looking at you, Fake Spring), your roof takes a serious beating every single year. The tricky part? Roof leaks often start small and stay hidden for a long time.

If you’ve ever Googled “roofers near me” and immediately felt overwhelmed by a wall of names, star ratings, and suspiciously vague reviews—hey, you’re not alone. Choosing the right roofing contractor can feel like online dating for your house: lots of big promises, a few red flags, and you really don’t want to end up ghosted after the first inspection.

It’s been a month since the hailstorm hit our area – Minnetonka, Deephaven, Long Lake and beyond. You probably remember exactly where you were on September 21 when the hailstorm hit. It was loud, a tad terrifying and sounded like someone was dumping gallons of marbles on your roof.