Black-Owned Roofing Contractor in the Twin Cities

Sellers Roofing Company is a Black-owned roofing business based in Saint Paul and serving the Twin Cities. Homeowners, building owners, property managers and general contractors can discuss asphalt-shingle roofing, commercial low-slope work, inspections, repairs and replacement planning. Start with your property and a clear written scope, then review the qualifications your project requires.

For an active leak, call to discuss availability. For a bid invitation, include the deadline and required project documents.

Meet the people behind Sellers Roofing

Ted Sellers and Keith Dawson are co-owners of Sellers Roofing Company. Our About page introduces the company and its approach to residential, commercial and managed-property work.

Supporting a Black-owned business can be part of a customer’s purchasing decision. The roofing decision should still include the same practical checks used with any contractor: relevant capabilities, a clear proposal, current documents and a plan for communication and follow-up.

We focus this page on the services and information needed to evaluate a project, rather than unsupported ownership percentages or project-count claims.

Roofing services for homeowners and managed properties

When requesting a quote, identify the property address, roof concern and required work. For a specific membrane, warranty or manufacturer qualification, confirm the applicable project requirements rather than assuming every system is covered by one company credential.

A practical procurement path for general contractors

1. Send a defined invitation. Include the project address, buildings or roof areas, drawings, specifications, addenda, bid form and deadline.
2. Identify qualification requirements. List the certification program, licensing, insurance, bonding, manufacturer authorization and any project labor requirements.
3. Align the roofing scope. Separate base work, alternates, allowances and work by other trades. Identify access, staging, resident notices and phasing.
4. Review the submitted documents. Match the bidding entity to the applicable records and resolve qualification questions with the program administrator before award.
5. Agree on execution and closeout. Confirm submittals, change approvals, coordination, warranty requirements and the records needed at completion.

This process is relevant to commercial contractors, property managers and associations. It is not a promise of award eligibility, bonding capacity or automatic participation credit on every project.

MBE documentation and program-specific review

Request Sellers Roofing’s current MBE documentation for your procurement file, including the issuing organization and validity information. Confirm that the record matches the legal entity, work category and requirements in your solicitation. A statement on a website is not a substitute for that record.

MBE and DBE are different certification programs; they should not be treated as interchangeable labels. For a project requiring DBE status or another designation, obtain the current applicable issuer record and the buyer’s determination before counting participation. This page does not assert current DBE qualification.

The North Central MSDC certification information explains its connection with the NMSDC certification process. Ask the certifying organization or your procurement team how to verify the record relevant to the bid.

Keep the qualification documents separate

A union affiliation does not by itself establish certification-program eligibility. A diversity certification does not replace a contractor license, insurance review or system-specific qualifications. Each item should be checked for its own purpose.

Review relevant work without assuming project facts

Explore the homepage project photographs and request suitable references or project information for the work you are considering. A photograph is not evidence of a project’s contract value, completion date or certification status.

Questions from homeowners and procurement teams

Do I need a supplier-diversity requirement to hire Sellers Roofing?

No. Homeowners and private building owners can contact Sellers Roofing about their roofing needs. A supplier-diversity requirement is a separate procurement consideration, not a condition for requesting an estimate.

Can your company help satisfy our MBE or DBE goal?

Send the program requirements and proposed roofing scope. Current certification, the bidding entity and the program’s rules must be reviewed before participation is counted. Do not infer DBE status from Black ownership or an MBE document.

How do I request a capability statement or certification documents?

Use the contact page or phone number to describe your project and identify the documents needed. Arrange a suitable delivery method for business documents; do not put private tenant information or sensitive records into a public-facing inquiry.

Which areas do you serve?

Our primary focus is Saint Paul, Minneapolis and surrounding Twin Cities communities. Review the existing service-area information and confirm availability for the project address. A service-area page does not establish a separate office in that city.

Start with your property and project requirements

Tell us what the roof needs, who uses the building and when a decision is required. We will discuss the appropriate assessment, scope and qualification review for a written estimate.