Sellers Roofing Company · Serving Minneapolis
Roofing Contractor in Minneapolis, MN
Roof leaks, worn shingles, and commercial roof concerns need a clear next step. Sellers Roofing helps Minneapolis homeowners, building owners, and property managers assess the roof, compare repair or replacement options, and request a written scope.
Based in Saint Paul and serving Minneapolis. For an active leak, call to discuss availability rather than waiting for a form response.
Choose the roofing service your property needs
Roof repair
Start with the leak or damaged area, its history, and the surrounding roof condition. Discuss localized shingles, flashing, or further investigation rather than assuming the whole roof must be replaced.
Explore roof repair for the Twin CitiesResidential replacement
Compare the proposed shingle system, tear-off, deck-repair procedure, flashing, ventilation, and cleanup. Identify house, porch, and garage roof areas separately.
See residential roofing and the scope checklistCommercial and multifamily
Plan low-slope roofing around the existing assembly, drainage, equipment, tenants, and business operations. Inspection, repair, maintenance, and replacement are different scopes.
Explore commercial roofing servicesMinneapolis project planning: access before delivery
Tell us how materials and debris can move through your property. For an alley-access garage, a shared drive, a rental building, or a busy entrance, a workable access plan matters as much as the roof measurement.
- Identify staging and disposal locations, delivery access, and entrances that must remain open.
- Discuss neighboring property boundaries and any permissions needed for access.
- Keep residents, pets, and visitors outside the agreed work and debris areas.
- Identify equipment, solar installations, overhead lines, or other conditions needing coordination with another qualified party.
Do not assume a dumpster or lift can occupy a sidewalk, street, or alley simply because roofing work is approved. Confirm any separate public-space requirements before scheduling it.
Check the permit path for this building
The City publishes roofing guidance for one- and two-family dwellings. Larger residential and commercial buildings need their own scope review; the small-residential guidance is not a universal commercial specification.
On October 2, 2026, Minneapolis announced removal of building plan review for specified work, including commercial and residential flat roofs. The announcement still requires compliance with applicable codes. It is not a blanket permit exemption or a guaranteed approval time for your project.
Read the City’s permit-process announcement and confirm the applicable route and inspections before work begins.
Minneapolis neighborhoods: match access to the property
Our service discussions cover Minneapolis addresses, including North Loop, Longfellow and the Nokomis area. Use the City’s neighborhood resources to confirm the location, then provide the full property address and roof section involved. A neighborhood name does not establish the roof type or concealed condition.
- North Loop: For a managed building, identify loading access, tenant entrances and equipment coordination before the estimate is finalized.
- Longfellow: Tell us whether a garage or addition requires separate access and whether a shared alley must remain usable.
- Nokomis area: Identify the actual parcel, driveway and protected landscaping rather than relying on a lake or park as the service address.
Agree on permissions for staging, disposal and neighboring access. These examples are planning questions, not claims that every building in a neighborhood has the same design or that Sellers Roofing maintains an office there.
Compare complete estimates, not just shingles
Two proposals can name the same shingle but include different work. Ask for roof areas and measurements, removal layers, disposal, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, accessories, and applicable inspection coordination. Identify anything being reused or excluded.
Concealed deck repairs should have a documentation and approval process. A visual inspection cannot certify every covered material as sound. Ask how additional work is priced before the existing roof is opened.
Planning a home replacement?
Use the roof-cost and estimate-comparison guide to understand scope and cost factors. A national benchmark is not a Minneapolis quote; request property-specific pricing.
Reviewing a building or HOA bid?
Use the commercial budget worksheet to separate base work, allowances, alternatives, and owner-managed responsibilities.
Storm symptoms and winter leaks need evidence
A storm report or a mark on a shingle does not, by itself, establish the cause or extent of roof damage. Provide the date you noticed the issue, safe photographs, earlier repairs, and any interior leak locations. An assessment can help define documented findings and proposed roofing work.
For insurance-related concerns, coverage and payment remain the insurer’s decision under the policy. We do not promise that an inspection will secure approval. See hail-damage inspection information.
Recurring ice dams also require attention to heat loss and air leakage, not only new shingles. The University of Minnesota’s ice-dam guidance explains why attic conditions matter. Confirm which work belongs to roofing and which needs an insulation or other qualified specialist.
Roofing for occupied Minneapolis properties
Apartment buildings, associations, and commercial properties need a named access contact, approved work areas, and a communication plan. Identify tenant notices, equipment shutdowns, bid deadlines, required documents, and decision-makers early.
Our property-manager roofing guide helps organize those details. For flat-roof system decisions, compare TPO and EPDM as complete assemblies rather than choosing a membrane by name alone.
Learn about Sellers Roofing and read customer reviews on Google. Request current qualifications for your project before award.
Minneapolis roofing questions
Can you assess a leak before quoting a full replacement?
Yes. Explain the symptoms and prior work so we can discuss the appropriate assessment. A localized repair may be possible when the surrounding assembly can support it. Repeated leaks or concealed moisture may call for further investigation before either a repair or replacement proposal is reliable.
Is your office in Minneapolis?
Sellers Roofing is based in Saint Paul and serves Minneapolis. This page describes a service area, not an additional staffed office. Provide the full property address, building type, and access restrictions when requesting an estimate.
How soon can a roofing project start?
Scheduling depends on safe access, weather, materials, approvals, and the agreed scope. Discuss the actual project rather than relying on a fixed turnaround advertised for every roof. For an active leak, call directly to discuss availability and possible temporary protection.
Do you also serve nearby communities?
Our existing service-area information includes New Brighton, Saint Anthony Village, and other Twin Cities communities. Visit the service-area directory and confirm availability for the specific address.
Request your Minneapolis roofing estimate
Share the location, roof concern, and how to reach you. Start with a clear assessment and a written scope suited to your property.