Residential Construction
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Our residential division specializes in exterior construction and improvements, including roofing, siding, windows, gutters, framing, and decks. Trust and transparency form the foundation of every project, keeping you informed and confident at every stage. We understand that your home is one of your biggest investments, and we value the trust you place in us to help protect and improve it.
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Our Residential capabilities
Every home, project, and budget is different. We offer a wide range of exterior materials and help you compare options based on your priorities, preferred appearance, maintenance needs, and long-term performance. Our goal is to help you make an informed investment that balances quality, durability, and cost for your Minnesota home.
Roofing
Roof replacement helps protect your home from rain, snow, and moisture while updating its appearance. Aging shingles, recurring leaks, missing materials, or storm damage may signal the need for replacement. A complete evaluation includes the roof decking, flashing, underlayment, and ventilation to address the system beneath the surface. Asphalt shingles generally last 20–30 years. Minnesota installations require particular attention to ice protection and seasonal weather exposure.
Siding
Siding helps shield your home’s exterior walls from weather while defining its appearance. Replacement can address cracked, warped, loose, or deteriorating materials and provides an opportunity to inspect the moisture barrier and flashing underneath. Material selection affects maintenance needs and longevity: vinyl siding typically lasts 20–40 years, while properly installed and maintained fiber cement can last 50 years or more. In Minnesota, proper installation must accommodate seasonal temperature changes and manage moisture around windows, doors, and other openings.
Soffit & Fascia
Soffit and fascia protect and finish the edges of your roof. Soffit covers the underside of the overhang and, where vented, supports attic airflow. Fascia covers the roof’s outer edge and commonly supports the gutters. Replacement can address rotting boards, loose panels, pest openings, or damaged roof-edge finishes. Aluminum soffit and fascia generally last 20–40 years or longer. A proper replacement includes evaluating the backing beneath the exterior covering and preserving the ventilation needed for your home’s roof system.
Decks
Deck replacement renews your outdoor living space while addressing deteriorating boards, unstable railings, or damaged supports. Whether replacing the surface or rebuilding the entire deck, the existing framing, connections, flashing, and footings should be evaluated first. Pressure-treated pine deck boards typically last 10–15 years, while composite boards average approximately 25 years, with performance varying by product and care. Minnesota installations must account for structural support, moisture exposure, and frost conditions; new decking does not extend the life of an already deteriorating frame.
Windows
Replacement windows can improve comfort, operation, and appearance while helping reduce unwanted air leakage and heat loss. Persistent drafts, deteriorating frames, difficult operation, or fogging between glass panes are reasons to evaluate your windows for repair or replacement. Vinyl and fiberglass windows have a general estimated lifespan of 20–40 years, although glass seals and hardware may need attention sooner. For Minnesota homes, climate-appropriate glass, insulating performance, flashing, and air sealing are essential parts of the installation.
Gutters
Gutters and downspouts collect roof runoff and direct it away from your home, helping protect siding, landscaping, and the foundation from excess water exposure. Replacement may be needed when gutters repeatedly leak, sag, corrode, or pull away from the roofline. Proper sizing, slope, secure attachment, and downspout placement help the system drain effectively. Aluminum gutters generally last 20–40 years or longer with regular maintenance. In Minnesota, keeping drainage paths clear is important, but gutters alone do not prevent ice dams.
Framing
Framing repairs address the supporting structure behind your home’s walls, floors, and roof. Replacement may be necessary when leaks, decay, or other damage compromise structural components, or when remodeling requires changes to existing openings and supports. Protected structural framing can last for the life of the home when kept dry and properly maintained, so replacement is based on condition rather than age alone. Identifying and correcting the source of damage is an essential part of a lasting repair.
Built to manufacturer specifications and Minnesota code
All required documentation and permits pulled per city code
Coordinate with each city to follow ordinances and codes
Our process
On-site walkthrough and measurements
Detailed retail estimate and options
Material selection and scheduling
Installation with updates
Final walkthrough and warranty