Our professional crew completes most standard roof replacements in a single day. The advantage of a one-day completion is straightforward: your home is not exposed to weather overnight between tear-off and installation. The timeline depends on roof size, pitch, and the extent of any decking repairs discovered during the job.

Hail-damage presents as a small divot in your shingles, eroding the protective granule based coating, and "bruising" the underlying matting. It can be helpful to think of it as similar to a bruise in an apple, meaning it's also hard to see without getting up close! If you've experienced a recent storm, it's almost always best to schedule a free inspection.

Most roof replacements in the Maple Grove area fall somewhere between $13,500 and $19,000 for a standard residential home, depending on roof size, pitch, and the material you select. Architectural shingles are the current standard and replace the older three-tab style.

Siding pricing is similar to roofing, in that we write our estimates by surface area, or "square." Where one square equals 100 sq ft. Vinyl siding starts around $620/sq. For an exact number to help you start planning, reach out to Today's Exteriors to schedule your free estimate!

Yes. In Minnesota, your homeowner's insurance will often cover storm damage to any effected exterior materials including your roofing, siding, windows, and gutters. For specifics on your policy, we recommend you reach out to your insurance agent!

It depends on where the actual problem is. A single damaged section or a downspout knocked loose in a storm is usually a repair. Consistent sagging along a long run, especially if the fascia underneath has softened from years of standing water, often means replacement is the more lasting fix.

Double and triple pane units are filled with an inert gas that slows heat transfer, and once the seal between panes fails, that gas is replaced by humid air. A fogged window cannot be cleaned back to clear, and it is performing close to a single pane unit thermally. Replacement, not repair, is the often answer by this point in your windows' lifespan.