Stillwater Roofing & Exterior Contractor

Stillwater is one of the oldest towns in Minnesota, and its homes show it beautifully. Victorian and Queen Anne houses on the hill above downtown, century-old cottages tucked along the ravines, and newer neighborhoods like Liberty on the Lake and the Legends out west toward Manning Avenue. Roofing here spans two completely different worlds, and we work in both.

The historic homes near downtown demand real care: steep, complex rooflines, old decking, chimneys and finials, and in some areas design review before materials change. The west-side developments are conventional modern construction, bigger planes, faster jobs, but the same Minnesota weather.

We treat Stillwater’s old houses like the landmarks they are, matched materials, careful flashing work around century-old masonry, and crews who slow down where the house requires it.

Storms coming across the St. Croix Valley hit Stillwater’s exposed hillside homes hard, and the town’s mature trees add limb strikes to the usual hail and wind damage. On the historic stock, storm damage is higher-stakes, matching a 100-year-old home’s materials after hail is a different job than swapping builder-grade shingles.

If hail or wind has come through, get a free inspection before filing. On older Stillwater homes especially, we document not just the damage but the matching and code-upgrade requirements, so the insurance scope actually covers what the repair will really take.