Sellers Roofing Company · Serving Falcon Heights from Saint Paul
Roofing Contractor in Falcon Heights, MN
Roof repair, asphalt-shingle replacement, and commercial low-slope roofing for Falcon Heights homeowners, building owners, and property managers. Request an assessment and a written scope that explains the recommended work, exclusions, and next steps.
Active leak? Call to discuss current availability and safe next steps. This service-area page does not represent a separate Falcon Heights office.
Choose the roofing service your property needs
Roof leaks and targeted repairs
Describe where water appears, when it occurs, and any earlier repairs. An assessment should distinguish an observed defect from a suspected water path and explain whether repair or further investigation is appropriate.
Roof repair and inspection preparationResidential shingle replacement
Compare the roof areas, shingle system, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, removal, and cleanup included in each proposal. Establish how decking or other concealed repairs would be documented and approved.
Residential roofing servicesCommercial and low-slope roofing
Discuss the existing roof assembly, drainage, seams, penetrations, equipment access, and the building’s operating requirements. Review the condition before choosing a repair, replacement, or restoration approach.
Commercial roofing services · Commercial repairsInspections and maintenance
Agree on the assessment scope, access limitations, photographs, and written deliverables before the visit. Routine maintenance, investigative testing, and unscheduled repairs should be distinguished in the agreement.
Commercial roof inspections · Maintenance planningPlan permits, inspections, and dumpster placement in Falcon Heights
The City of Falcon Heights lists roofing among its permit categories. Its current permit page directs building-inspection scheduling through the City of Little Canada and separately addresses mobile storage and dumpster permits. Confirm the requirements for your address and scope before scheduling the work.
Read the City of Falcon Heights permit and inspection information. The city is the source for current requirements; this page is not a permit approval or a promise of processing time.
Agree on responsibilities
- Who submits the roofing permit and coordinates the required inspections?
- Where will materials and debris containers be placed?
- Does the proposed dumpster or storage arrangement need a separate permit?
- Which entrances, walkways, and parking spaces must remain usable?
For occupied buildings
Provide delivery restrictions, tenant notices, work-hour constraints, and equipment that must remain operational. Identify the person authorized to approve changes and arrange access.
Our property-manager roofing guide helps organize the bid and phasing information for apartments, associations, and commercial properties.
Snelling, Larpenteur and neighborhood access
Use the actual Falcon Heights address and nearest intersection when requesting service. Snelling Avenue, Larpenteur Avenue and Cleveland Avenue help locate a property, but public-space permissions depend on the responsible road authority. The City’s permit guidance distinguishes state, county and city rights-of-way.
- Snelling Avenue: Identify off-street access and any equipment location before assuming public space is available.
- Larpenteur Avenue: Explain how entrances, sidewalks and customer access will remain usable.
- Cleveland Avenue: Give the service entrance and a manager contact for a shared or occupied building.
For a focused low-slope repair request, use our Falcon Heights commercial roof repair page. No contract with a nearby school, campus or public facility is implied by these location references.
A useful roof-assessment request
- Identify the property: send the Falcon Heights address and whether the concern affects a house, garage, commercial building, or multiple roof areas.
- Record the symptoms: note the room or roof area, when the problem appeared, and whether it follows rain, snowmelt, or rooftop work.
- Share available history: prior repairs, installation information, drawings, and warranty documents can help define the assessment.
- Explain the decision: tell us whether you need a repair estimate, replacement options, a maintenance scope, or an assessment for a scheduled property decision.
Use photographs taken from safe locations. You do not need to climb onto the roof before contacting us.
Compare the written scope, not only the total price
Roof area, access, slope, the existing layers, proposed materials, flashing details, and concealed conditions affect the work. A general city-wide price range cannot establish the price for your property.
Check which roof areas and components are included, whether testing or deck repairs are allowances, what requires further approval, and which warranty terms actually apply. Use the residential roofing cost guide or commercial bid-comparison guide before requesting an estimate.
Sellers Roofing is a Black-owned company based in Saint Paul. For procurement requests, send the required bid form, drawings, specifications, deadline, and project-specific qualifications. Request current documentation rather than assuming that an affiliation establishes eligibility for every project.
Falcon Heights roofing questions
Does a leak mean I need a new roof?
Not automatically. A localized defect may be repairable when surrounding materials remain serviceable. Repeated failures or concealed moisture concerns may require more investigation. The assessment should explain what was observed, what remains uncertain, and what the proposed repair would address.
Which commercial roofing system should I choose?
Compare the proposed assembly against roof condition, drainage, attachment, access, and project requirements. There is no single best system for every building. Ask why each option is suitable and which repairs or preparation it requires before comparing its price.
Can you document suspected hail or wind damage?
Discuss an inspection and photographs for your roofing records. Damage should be evaluated rather than assumed from a storm report. A contractor’s assessment does not guarantee insurance coverage or payment. See our hail-damage inspection service.
How soon can someone assess an active leak?
Call (651) 703-2336 and describe the property, access, and current problem. Availability depends on the situation and safe working conditions. Do not rely on a website form for an immediate response or assume a fixed arrival time before speaking with the team.
Do you also serve nearby communities?
Contact Sellers Roofing about properties in Falcon Heights, Saint Paul, Roseville, and the surrounding Twin Cities. Confirm the address and project-specific availability when making your request. Our service-area directory links to the existing location pages.
Discuss your Falcon Heights roofing project
Start with the property address and the problem you need to solve. Request a written roofing estimate or call about an active leak.