Black-owned · MBE-certified · Union roofing
About Sellers Roofing Company
Sellers Roofing Company is owned by Ted Sellers and Keith Dawson and based in Saint Paul. We work with Twin Cities homeowners, building owners, property managers, and general contractors on roof repairs, replacement planning, inspections, and maintenance.
Building strong roofs. Building strong relationships.
A roofing decision should start with clear information
You may be dealing with an active leak, comparing replacement estimates, or planning work around residents and daily operations. The first conversation should establish the property, the problem, and what you need to decide.
Our service pages explain the questions that help define that work. A useful proposal identifies the roof areas involved, recommended materials, access arrangements, exclusions, and the process for approving changes. It should also distinguish visible findings from concealed conditions that need further investigation.
That is the information to ask for before approving work, whether the project is a home, an apartment building, or a commercial property.
Choose the service that fits your property
Homes and shingle roofs
Discuss leaks, damaged shingles, flashing concerns, and replacement options. Start with an assessment of the existing roof rather than assuming every problem needs a full replacement.
Commercial buildings
Plan low-slope roof repair, inspection, maintenance, or replacement around roof condition, drainage, equipment, and the building’s operations.
Managed and multifamily properties
Organize access, tenant notices, phasing, bid requirements, and approvals. A roofing scope should account for the people who use the building as well as the roof itself.
Business identity and project qualifications
Sellers Roofing is a Black-owned company with Minority Business Enterprise certification through NMSDC and the North Central Minority Supplier Development Council. Our union affiliations include Roofers Local 96, Laborers Local 563, and Carpenters Local 322.
For a bid or procurement request, identify the qualifications your project requires. Request current certification documents, contractor-license information, insurance certificates, and any system-specific manufacturer authorization before award.
A company affiliation does not settle every project’s trade assignment, labor agreement, warranty, or procurement requirement. Those details belong in the project review and written proposal.
What to send with a bid request
- Property address and buildings or roof areas included.
- Drawings, specifications, addenda, and required bid form.
- Bid deadline, construction dates, and required phasing.
- Alternates, allowances, insurance, and warranty requirements.
- Any project labor agreement or other labor requirements.
Contact us to arrange document delivery. Do not include private tenant information in an initial inquiry.
Four questions to settle before work starts
- What is the recommended scope? Identify the repair or replacement areas, materials, and the reason for the proposed work.
- What is not yet known? Discuss access limits, concealed damage, further investigation, and how additional work would be approved.
- How will the property be coordinated? Agree on access, staging, protection, cleanup, and occupant or tenant communication.
- What will be documented? Confirm the estimate, change approvals, applicable warranty terms, and closeout information in your agreement.
For storm-related concerns, we can discuss photographs and a roofing scope. Insurance coverage and payment are determined under the policy; a contractor assessment does not guarantee approval.
Look at the work and hear from customers
Use our existing project photographs and customer feedback as starting points for evaluating Sellers Roofing. Ask about experience relevant to the roof system, property type, and scope you are planning.
Explore the commercial project gallery.
Read current customer reviews on Google.
Serving Saint Paul, Minneapolis, and nearby communities. Find your service-area page and confirm availability for your address.
Tell us what your roof needs
Start with the property location and a short description of the problem. We will discuss the appropriate next step and what information is needed for a written estimate.
For an active leak, call to discuss availability rather than relying on a form for an immediate response.