Replacement, repair, and the inspection that tells you which one you need. Asphalt shingle for homes, flat and low-slope for commercial buildings, and the interior repair when a leak got there first.
1–2days
for most single-family roofs once materials are on site. The written scope gives you the dates before we start.
Free hail inspection
We walk the roof, photograph what we find, and tell you plainly whether it looks like a claim. You keep the photos either way.
Any roof, any installer
Most of our repair calls are on roofs someone else put on. We trace the leak and fix the cause.
What we do
Replacement, repair, storm inspections, ice dams and flat roofs, each one starting with a walk on the roof.
01/ 05Fresh decking, crew on the slope01Replacement
We check decking, flashing at chimneys and walls, ventilation, and where ice dams have been forming, then give you a scope in writing before we quote it.
Architectural asphalt shingles for most homes. If your roof has multiple layers, wet decking, or valley damage, the scope says so up front so the price doesn’t move later.
02Repair
We trace the water back — flashing, pipe boots, a lifted ridge, a nail that backed out — and fix the cause rather than the symptom. Repairs on any age of roof, including ones we didn’t install.
03Hail & wind
After a storm we document what’s actually on the roof: hits per square, creased shingles, dented soft metals. You get the photos. If it’s a claim, the scope is written to match the adjuster’s; if it isn’t, we tell you so.
What counts: what hail damage actually looks like on a roof.
04Ice dams
Ice dams push water under shingles and into the wall cavity. We fix the roof and the attic ventilation that caused it, and rebuild the drywall, insulation, and trim inside — see damage repair.
05Commercial
Membrane and low-slope systems for small commercial and multi-unit properties. We work with property managers on scheduled replacements and emergency repairs.
Step 02 of every job
What gets replaced and what doesn’t, in writing, before a number. Every scope is written for one house. Here’s what a roof replacement looks like.
On the roof or in the room, photographing what he finds.
What gets replaced and what doesn’t, before a price.
Dates are kept. Customers mention it more than anything.
The people who quoted it do it. One crew, roof to drywall.
Cleaned, walked with you, punch list fixed before the invoice.
Recent work
Tear-offs, fresh decking and finished roofs, straight from our job sites.
Reviews
From 47 five-star reviews on Google. Every one names the same person: on the roof, on the phone, and at the final walk.
Read them on GoogleAlex and his crew replaced our windows and siding and installed gutters. Prompt, professional, reliable, and reasonably priced. The whole process went smoothly from start to finish.
Questions
Call or text. Aleksei answers the phone.
(612) 290-1415Yes. After a storm we walk the roof, photograph what we find, and tell you plainly whether it looks like a claim or not. You keep the photos either way.
Yes. We write our scope to line up with the adjuster’s and handle supplements when something was missed. You still choose your contractor — the insurer doesn’t.
Yes. Most of our repair calls are on roofs someone else put on. Age and installer don’t matter; we trace the leak and fix the cause.
Most single-family roofs are done in one to two days once materials are on site. The written scope gives you the dates before we start.
Yes — low-slope and flat membrane roofs on commercial and multi-unit buildings, plus the occasional flat porch or addition roof on a house.
Before you call
The rest of the house
