Roof Replacement and Roof Repair in Rogers
Rogers is one of the more interesting roofing markets in the northwest metro because it's genuinely two cities at once. There's a pre-1960 downtown core along Main Street and Church Avenue with a "significant number of structures 100 years old or older" — that's from the city's own Downtown Master Plan — and there's a very new suburban footprint that only really got moving after I-94 was built through town in 1972. Then on January 1, 2012, Rogers annexed Hassan Township, the last remaining township in Hennepin County, which added a whole additional set of rural rooflines.
The rooflines aren't the same because the city isn't the same
The city's Community Profile splits it clearly: 52.5% of the single-family homes existing today were built before 2000, and 47.5% were built between 2000 and 2017. Apartment construction peaked in 2004 at 1,041 units. Which means when we bid a roof in Rogers, we ask what part of Rogers first — the Heritage Main Street historic core, the 2000s subdivision boom, or the post-2012 rural annexed acreage.
Roof Replacement in Rogers
The active subdivisions are our biggest volume: Skye Meadows (363 units total including townhomes), Big Woods Crossing (207 units on nearly 78 acres), The Enclave (165-unit mixed-use), and a Lennar extension of 122 detached homes east of Skye Meadows. These 2000s and 2010s homes are hitting the 15–25-year mark where builder shingles start failing, especially after storm hits. We tear off, correct decking and ventilation, install ice-and-water past the wall line, and put on an Owens Corning system with warranties to 50 years. Price locked in writing.
Historic Downtown work
Historic Main Street storefronts and pre-1960 homes need a different approach — respect for the original roof geometry, careful ridge cap and flashing work on chimneys that predate current code, and product choices that fit the streetscape. We handle that work too.
Storm Damage in Rogers
Rogers has taken meaningful hail on several recent dates: hen-egg hail (2.0–2.25-inch) reported near Otsego on July 14, 2024 with 3-inch hail nearby; 2-inch on August 11, 2023; 1.75-inch on May 30, 2022; golf-ball on August 9, 2020; quarter hail southwest of Rogers on August 15, 2025. If you were in the July 2024 corridor and didn't get documented, that's a call to make now.
Roof Repair, Ventilation, and Gutters
Repair work in Rogers is often chimney flashing (a lot of the newer subdivisions used minimal step flashing and no kick-out), pipe boot replacement, and ridge cap. Gutters on the larger two-story subdivision homes typically need to be 6-inch to keep water off the foundation on those bigger roof planes.
Areas we cover in Rogers
- Skye Meadows and the Lennar extension east of it
- Big Woods Crossing (207 units on 77.85 acres)
- The Enclave — completed 165-unit mixed-use apartments
- The Heritage Main Street historic core
- The pre-2000 stock near St. Martin Catholic Church
- The Fredrik Apartments / Emagine Theaters area
- The former Hassan Township annexed acreage north and west
- Along Interstate 94 (the 1972 road that started the growth)
ZIPs covered: 55374
FAQs
Does Rogers require a permit for re-roofing?
Yes. Re-roof is classified as "Residential Minor Work — Building (No Plan Review Required)", and the city accepts only online applications — no paper. We handle the online submission.
Do you work on the former Hassan Township acreage?
Yes. Those larger rural roofs and any pole barns get bundled with the house for one setup and one disposal fee — saves real money.
Historic downtown building — can you match the original roof?
Yes. We evaluate the geometry, historic materials, and any planning-review overlays before we bid, and we're honest about which historic details can and can't be preserved on a modern re-roof.
Class 4 impact-resistant shingles in Rogers?
Worth considering given the city's storm history. Most Minnesota carriers offer 10–30% homeowners premium discounts for UL 2218 Class 4 shingles.
I-94 in 1972 made the city — we've been on Rogers roofs since 2000. (612) 282-8092.
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