Apple Valley Roofing & Exterior Contractor

Apple Valley came up fast in the 1970s and 80s, waves of split-levels, ramblers, and two-stories filling in around Cedar Avenue, the Zoo, and the neighborhoods between Palomino Hills and Cobblestone Lake, with newer construction rounding out the south end. It’s a city of solid, practical housing that’s now two generations into its roofing life.

Most of the original stock has been re-roofed at least once, often after one of the south metro’s hail years, and the 70s-era homes carry the quirks of that decade, minimal attic ventilation, shallow overhangs, and decking that’s seen several fastener generations. We read those details before we quote, not after.

From Palomino to Cobblestone Lake, we’ve handled roofs, siding, and windows across Apple Valley, and we’re minutes away when the weather turns.

Apple Valley sits in the same hail lanes that rake the rest of Dakota County, and it’s taken repeated hits over the years, some neighborhoods have re-roofed on insurance twice in fifteen years. Wind coming across the open south end adds lifted shingles and creased tabs to the usual hail bruising.

If a storm has moved through, don’t wait for the ceiling stain. A free inspection catches hail bruising and broken seals while they’re still claimable, and we’ll meet your adjuster to walk the roof so the settlement matches the actual damage, roof, gutters, screens, and siding included.