Roofing Contractor in Mounds View, MN
Sellers Roofing Company provides roof repair and replacement planning for Mounds View homes and commercial properties. Send the address, building type and concern to request an assessment. We confirm timing, safe access and the proposed scope directly rather than promising a universal two-hour response or a fixed price before inspection.
Document what changed on your roof
Missing shingles, water stains and recurring winter leaks are reasons to investigate, not a diagnosis by themselves. Record when the problem appeared, the roof section involved and any previous work. Ground-level photographs and repair invoices help explain the history without requiring you to climb onto the roof.
Shingle repair and replacement
Our residential roofing service helps you compare repairs with a replacement scope. Review flashing, ventilation, material selections and the approval process for concealed deck repairs. A product name alone does not establish impact resistance, warranty coverage or suitability for the complete assembly.
Commercial roof concerns
For a managed building, identify roof-access controls, tenant hours, equipment and drainage. Begin with commercial roofing or a commercial repair assessment. Avoid choosing a repair method from the color or apparent age of a membrane.
Mounds View Boulevard and Edgewood Drive references
Mounds View’s city offices are on Mounds View Boulevard, while the community center is on Edgewood Drive. Use the nearest cross street and the full property address when arranging service. These are location references, not projects attributed to Sellers Roofing.
- Mounds View Boulevard: Specify the service entrance and where site vehicles can safely stop.
- Edgewood Drive area: Identify driveways, pedestrian routes and property boundaries when describing access.
- Shared or rented properties: Include the property manager and the person authorized to approve work, even when the mailing address covers several buildings.
This page concerns Mounds View in Ramsey County, not the separate City of Mound. Confirm the actual municipality before selecting a permit application.
Use the city’s online permit process
The Mounds View Building Inspections and Permits page states that applications must use its online service. It provides building handouts, inspection contacts and information on contractor licensing or registration for applicants without a current state-issued license.
Agree on who submits the application and schedules the required inspection. City inspection arrangements are separate from the roofing contractor’s appointment availability. Check applicable credentials in the Minnesota DLI license lookup and confirm municipal requirements for the work being proposed.
When comparing estimates, ask whether permit handling, photographs, disposal and final records are included. An application number is not a completed inspection, and the permit process should not be reduced to an assumed turnaround time.
Roof details worth comparing
Request relevant project documentation when choosing a contractor. Look for an identifiable scope, product information and the distinction between work completed and any separate inspection or warranty steps.
What should I ask about storm damage?
Ask which conditions were observed, what remains uncertain and how the proposed repair addresses them. Nearby roads or a neighborhood name do not prove why a roof was damaged. Insurance coverage must be confirmed separately from the contractor’s description of the roof condition.