No, our estimators will come to your home and knock to let you know we are there. If you are not home or you do not answer, they will go about their business and leave you a card near your front door to let you know we were there.

Although, it would be recommended to meet with us. If you are able to meet with one of our estimators, we would be happy to schedule an appointment.

The Minnesota Building Code requires that any residential property that has 2 or more existing layers of shingles (or other roofing material such as rolled roofing) must be torn off. However, most roofs, even one layer roofs, should be torn off. There are a plethora of problems that could be occurring underneath your existing roof, such as rotting wood and undetected leaks. The only way to address these problems is to expose them.

Absolutely! Warm air rises and when that air can longer raise, the moisture it possesses condensates. The condensation will occur in your attic space where your sheeting boards are (the wood the shingle are nailed into.) The sheeting boards and insulation will absorb the moisture and begin to rot from the inside out. This will eventually let water from the outside in as well. In addition, the water that the sheeting boards cannot absorb will drip down onto your ceilings and cause water spots. You will think your roof is leaking, but it is really the water already trapped inside your home trying to escape! Your manufacturer’s warranty for the shingles also requires that your roof is properly ventilated.