Savage, MN roofing company for repairs, leaks and storm damage

Roof repair here starts with an inspection, then a written estimate that lists what needs fixing before any work begins. The repair follows that estimate. Hail season runs mostly from April to August, with May the busiest month, so damage often shows up as granule loss, cracked shingles or small leaks weeks after a storm. The area also sees ice-dam risk in the High tier. Call to book an inspection before the next storm season.

When an inspection finds damage across most of the roof, you get a written estimate for replacement before any work starts, then the new roof. The median local home was built in 1996 by Census estimates for 2019 to 2023, so many roofs have already taken years of Minnesota hail and winter. Call to have your roof inspected and priced.

You get a same-call booking, a roof inspection, a written estimate and the repair itself. Emergency work here usually means tarping a hail or wind opening and stopping a leak. NOAA's records show the county had 33 hail events of one inch or larger since 2015, and the largest hail measured 2.75 inches, big enough to break shingles and bruise decking. Call 24 hours a day when water is coming in.