Residential Roofing

Once you’ve made the hard decision and picked GAF Timberline Shingles for your home, the choices aren’t over yet! 

When you are looking into a roof replacement, you want the best contractor for the job. Beyond that, you need a company who will offer you the right warranties to cover you for the long haul. You need a number of things for your warranty coverage. Here are a few to consider.

Before you know it, winter will soon be here. Will your home be ready for our harsh Minneapolis winters ahead? Now is the best time to start prepping your home to keep it warm and help keep your heating costs under control.

Warranties for your roof vary significantly. It is important that you have an understanding of the roofing materials you choose, the warranties that go along with those roofing materials, and the difference between prorated and non-prorated warranties. For reasons involving the advancement of technology pertaining to new shingle manufacturing, now shingle roofing can last up …

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When it’s time to replace the shingles on your home, you want nothing but the best.

Do you need shingle replacement? There are plenty of companies you could call in the area, but Midwest Roofing, Siding & Windows is a reliable option that does the job right, every time.

When you look up at your roof, you’ll likely notice the shingles, since they’re the most prominent element.

If you’re like many vehicle owners, you keep a file folder of important auto-related documents such as your insurance policy, warranty certificates, and maintenance and repair receipts.

When the roof on your home needs replacement, it’s easy to get caught up comparing all your shingle options. Although choosing the right shingle is important, your shingles are just the most visible element of a complex system that’s comprised of multiple, equally-important components. If you want to give your home total protection, what you …

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Putting a new roof on your home is a major expense, so it’s not an investment that you want to make unless it’s really necessary. On the other hand, you don’t want to risk costly damage to your home’s structure and interior by waiting until your roof eventually fails.