Residential Roofing

As you prepare for your roof replacement, you will wonder about fallback options if your new roof develops unexpected problems. That’s where the topic of roof warranties comes in. Understanding your warranty options and what they cover can help you […]

If you plan on renovating or installing a completely new roofing project, you will have multiple choices regarding the type of roofing design you want. Shingles are small sections of certain materials arranged in a particular order on top of

Your roof is arguably one of the most significant parts of your house. Essentially, a home is only complete after the roof work is complete. As a homeowner, you may want to change up your roof and wonder about the

Gutters are easy to overlook. Many homeowners rarely think about their gutters until they have an issue with them. But paying closer attention to your gutters early on has some big advantages. You can leave the hard work of gutter

Choosing the right color roof shingles for your home can be tough. You can’t just change your mind after the new roof is partially installed and pick a new color. Curb appeal is a huge part of choosing a style

As one of the Twin Cities’ best roofers, we can say with certainty: never replace your Twin Cities home’s roof without getting a strong warranty. But can you get a warranty for new seamless gutters, too? Sure! A gutter warranty

Good: seamless gutters. Better: seamless gutters with gutter covers. Best: Seamless gutters with leaf guard systems. For Twin Cities homeowners—especially homeowners on wooded lots—the right gutter leaf protection systems can mean the difference between healthy homes and degraded foundations.

Minnesota weather can force any homeowner into needing emergency roof and gutter repairs. Autumn weather can turn gutters into leaf traps. Winter storms can create ice dams that ruin the lower edges of roofs. Three steps you can take in

Way back in 1896 American author Stephen Crane wrote, “I knew this was the way it would be. They got cold feet.” It’s probably the first printed appearance of that phrase about having second thoughts. Crane was not talking about