Saint Paul Window & Door Replacement

St. Paul wears its age proudly, and we work all over it, from the Victorian homes along Summit Avenue and the tidy bungalows of Highland Park and Mac-Groveland, to the older streets of Dayton’s Bluff and the East Side, Como and St. Anthony Park up north, and the West Seventh and West Side neighborhoods down by the river.

Most of St. Paul went up between the 1880s and the 1930s, and the roofs show it: steep pitches, cut-up rooflines with dormers and turrets, original wood decking, and detailing you just don’t get on a new build. Summit Avenue alone has one of the longest runs of intact Victorian homes in the country, and several St. Paul neighborhoods fall in or near heritage-preservation districts where how a roof looks matters as much as how it performs. Homes like these need a crew that slows down and does it right.

Whether it’s a full tear-off on a century-old Highland Park bungalow, matching shingles on a Summit Hill Victorian, or storm repair over on the East Side, we treat St. Paul’s older homes the way they deserve.

St. Paul catches the same spring and summer storms as the rest of the metro, hail and straight-line winds that roll through between roughly May and August. On the city’s older, steeper roofs, that weather does real damage that’s easy to miss from the ground: bruised shingles, lost granules, and cracked flashing around all those chimneys and dormers.

If a storm has come through your part of the city, get a free inspection before you file a claim. We’ll tell you honestly whether the damage is worth claiming, and we’ll meet your adjuster up on the roof so nothing gets overlooked. On heritage-district homes especially, getting the scope and the materials right the first time saves a lot of headaches down the road.