BLAINE, MN · TRADESMEN-OWNED SINCE 2000 · LIC BC740619
Minnesota tests every roof. Ours pass.
Roof repair, replacement, and storm damage help for the Twin Cities. Free inspection with a same-day photo report, and your price locked in writing. Most installs finish in one day, backed by a 50-year warranty.
A small leak never stays small.
Water finds the decking first. Then the insulation. Then your ceiling. In Minnesota, an open seam in October is an ice dam by January. And after every hailstorm, out-of-state crews knock on doors, collect deposits, and disappear. The repair you delay is the one that gets expensive.
See how storm claims actually workYour neighbors' roofer since 2000
“Hi, I'm Luke. I bought Roofs R Us in 2017 because I believed Twin Cities homeowners deserved a roofer who would give them direct answers and stand behind the work for the long haul. Almost a decade and thousands of installs later, that's still what we do.”
cities served
year warranty, transferable
day, typical install
ZIP codes covered
Three steps to a settled roof.
1. Book a free inspection
We photograph everything and hand you a same-day report. You see what we see.
2. Approve a price locked in writing
Itemized, and nothing changes without your signed approval. If insurance is involved, we document everything and attend the adjuster's inspection with you.
3. We install. Most homes take one day
We run a magnet sweep across your yard before we leave, and your 50-year warranty is registered in your name.
What we do
Every layer between you and the sky.
ONE ROOF · FOUR SEASONS · 01/04
Winter
DEC-MAR · ICE DAMS · SNOW LOAD
Ice dams pry at your eaves from December to March. We remove them with steam, not hammers.
Ice dam removalReal jobs, photographed from above
The view your neighbors never see.
What the neighbors say · 4.8 stars across 239 Google reviews
“Roofs R Us was great to work with! After a hail storm in June of 2024, they were referred to us by neighbors, and helped us navigate the insurance (initially denied) reinspection and subsequent replacement of roofs on all three of the properties. Mike Pauly worked with us through the whole project, assisted by Cindy Johnson, answered all our questions, and communicated regularly. We were able to schedule a date that worked for us and completed the project on time and in a professional manner including cleanup . Thank you!”
New roof now. Payments that fit.
Borrow up to $100,000 through Acorn Finance at a low fixed rate. Offers from over 30 lenders, terms up to 20 years, and funding in as little as 24 hours. Checking your options does not affect your credit score.
Straight answers.
Is the inspection really free?+
Yes. You get a photo report the same day, and there is no obligation after it.
How fast can you get to me?+
Same-day callbacks. Active leaks go to the front of the line.
What is your part when a storm is involved?+
We inspect, document, provide an itemized estimate, and attend your adjuster's inspection as your contractor to answer construction questions. Minnesota Statute 325E.66 does not allow a roofing contractor to interpret your policy or adjust a claim, so coverage, cost to you and timing all belong with your agent or carrier.
How long does a new roof take?+
Most homes are finished in one day.
What warranty do I get?+
A 50-year Owens Corning Platinum warranty covering materials and workmanship. It transfers if you sell your home.
What does a new roof cost in the Twin Cities?+
It depends on size, pitch, and decking condition, which is why we measure first. What we promise: the written number is itemized and it does not move. Financing is available through Acorn Finance at a low fixed rate, subject to credit approval.
What if you find nothing wrong?+
Then we tell you that, in writing, and you keep the photo report. Most inspections do not turn into jobs, and you will know where your roof stands either way.
Where do you work?+
37 cities across the Twin Cities metro. See the full list on our service areas page.
Find out what your roof needs. Free.
Ten minutes on your schedule. A same-day photo report. A price that holds.