St. Louis Park Roofing & Exterior Contractor

St. Louis Park is first-ring Minneapolis at its best, walkable 1940s and 50s neighborhoods around Wolfe Park and the Rec Center, brick-and-stucco story-and-a-halfs in Fern Hill and Sorensen, post-war ramblers through Oak Hill and Aquila, and a steady wave of remodels as new families move into old housing.

These homes are 70 to 80 years old, and their roofs reflect generations of choices, layers, patches, additions, and dormers added along the way. The story-and-a-half designs common here are ice-dam machines when ventilation lags, and many still run on their original attic design. We read all of that before we bid.

We’ve re-roofed, re-sided, and replaced windows across St. Louis Park, and we like working here, good homes, long-term owners, and jobs that reward doing it right.

West-metro hail tracks regularly cross St. Louis Park on their way into Minneapolis, and the city’s mature trees add falling-limb damage to the usual list. On these older roofs, insurers look hard at whether damage is storm or age, which makes proper documentation the whole battle.

That’s our job. After a storm, we inspect slope by slope, photograph everything, and separate storm damage from wear honestly, then meet your adjuster on the roof to make the case. If a claim isn’t warranted, we’ll tell you that too, and what a repair actually costs.