Burnsville Roofing & Exterior Contractor

Burnsville built out earlier than most of the south metro, big waves of construction in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s, so its housing is older than its neighbors’ and its trees are taller. The neighborhoods off Burnsville Parkway and around Crystal Lake are full of split-levels and two-stories that have been through multiple roof cycles, while the homes up on the river bluffs and around Buck Hill see some of the strongest wind exposure in the area.

Older housing stock means the jobs here are rarely just shingles. We regularly find spaced decking, tired flashing, and past repairs that need correcting, the kind of thing a thorough local crew catches in the bid, not halfway through the tear-off.

From the Heart of the City area to the quiet streets near Alimagnet Park, we’ve worked all over Burnsville and treat its older homes with the care they’ve earned.

Burnsville catches hail moving up from the southwest and wind coming across the river valley, and its mature tree canopy adds a second layer of storm risk, falling limbs. After a big blow here, we field calls for both hail claims and tree-strike repairs in the same week.

If a storm has come through, get a free inspection before assuming you’re fine, hail damage on an older Burnsville roof accelerates aging that was already underway, and insurance covers it only if it’s documented in time. We’ll tell you straight whether you have a claim, and we’ll meet the adjuster if you do.