Roofing Contractor in Edina, MN: Repair & Replacement

Sellers Roofing Company works with Edina homeowners and building managers on roof assessments, repair and replacement planning. Confirm availability using the property address and proposed work. Material changes, permits and any heritage review require project-specific checks; no universal response time or neighborhood-specific roof lifespan is advertised here.

Identify the details you need retained or changed

List chimneys, skylights, roof-to-wall transitions and additions when requesting an estimate. A roof proposal should state what happens to existing flashing and ventilation rather than leaving those details implicit. Product appearance, assembly performance and written warranty coverage are separate choices.

Start with residential roofing or roof repair. For an occupied commercial property, review our commercial service and identify tenant access and equipment-coordination needs before the work is priced.

Country Club, 50th and France, and Centennial Lakes

These local areas require an exact address to identify the applicable property and approvals. The City’s Country Club District page defines its boundaries and explains its treatment plan. Do not apply a general neighborhood label as proof that a specific roof is historic or requires one particular material.

  • Country Club: Establish the parcel’s status and discuss any proposed visible or structural change before ordering materials.
  • 50th and France: Identify loading arrangements, pedestrian routes and the correct municipal jurisdiction.
  • Centennial Lakes area: Coordinate with the property manager for shared entrances, equipment and staging.

These references describe service planning, not contracts with named retail centers or public properties.

Check permits and any applicable exterior review

Edina’s Building Permits and Resources page provides ePermits, property history, plan-review resources and a commercial-roofing checklist. Use the checklist that matches the work rather than treating a residential replacement and a commercial alteration as identical applications.

The Country Club guidance identifies circumstances requiring a certificate of appropriateness. Ask the city about your proposed change; this page does not claim every reroof requires that certificate. Confirm the legal contracting entity and applicable credentials in Minnesota DLI’s lookup.

Request evidence of comparable details

A useful example should identify the roof details, materials and actual scope, with customer permission for any photographs. Our project gallery is available for general work imagery. It does not substantiate an unverified Edina case, copper-flashing specialty or inspection outcome.

Should appearance determine the whole specification?

No. Compare the proposed covering with the flashing, ventilation, attachment and repair allowances beneath it. Ask for the written warranty and exclusions separately, and confirm any insurance discount directly with the insurer rather than relying on a neighborhood-wide percentage.

Why Choose Sellers Roofing

Experience. Quality. Trust.

We are committed to dependable roofing service, strong communication, and workmanship built for Minnesota properties.

  • Sellers Roofing crew in high-visibility vests working on a residential roof

    Experienced Team

    Skilled roofing professionals with real project experience.

  • Roofer installing shingles and ridge components on a Twin Cities home

    Quality Materials

    Roofing systems selected for long-lasting protection.

  • Keith Dawson, co-owner of Sellers Roofing Company in Saint Paul

    Customer Focused

    Clear communication from estimate through completion.

  • Sellers Roofing truck and crew at a roof replacement in Roseville, MN

    Local & Reliable

    Serving St. Paul and the Twin Cities.

FAQs

Roofing questions. Straightforward answers.

Have an active leak? Call (651) 703-2336

Does a leaking roof always need replacement?

No. A localized defect may be repairable when the surrounding roofing remains serviceable. The condition, previous repairs, and any concealed moisture matter. An assessment helps distinguish a targeted repair from a roof that needs more investigation or replacement planning.

What should I compare in roofing estimates?

Compare roof areas, removal work, proposed materials, flashing, drainage, ventilation, and cleanup. Check allowances for decking or concealed damage, exclusions, and how changes are approved. The written scope should explain what is included, not only give you a total price.

What should I send with an estimate request?

Start with your contact details, property location, building type, and a description of the concern. Share photographs taken from a safe location and roof records when available. Commercial and multifamily requests may also include plans, specifications, access restrictions, and a bid deadline.

Can you document suspected storm damage?

We can discuss an inspection, photographs, and a roofing scope for your records. Damage must be assessed rather than assumed from a storm report. Insurance coverage and payment depend on the policy and insurer; a contractor inspection does not guarantee claim approval.

Your Next Step

Request a roofing estimate in Edina.

Tell us where the property is, what you have noticed and how to reach you. We will discuss the appropriate assessment and next steps.

  • Understand the proposed work before approving it.
  • Discuss repair limits, materials and concealed conditions.
  • Plan access, property protection and scheduling.
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