What we do

Replacements and larger exterior projects on homes and commercial buildings across Dodge, Washington and Fond du Lac counties.

Roof replacement

Full tear-off down to the deck, then a complete asphalt shingle system put back on: underlayment, ice barrier at the eaves, proper intake and ridge ventilation, and starter and cap where the manufacturer calls for it. Rotten decking gets replaced, not covered over. We haul the debris and run a magnet over the yard and driveway before we leave.

Storm and hail damage

Free inspection after a storm. We get on the roof, look for hail bruising, creased and lifted shingles, damaged vents and soft metal, and photograph everything. Then you get a straight answer on whether there is enough damage to be worth filing a claim. If there isn't, we tell you that.

Insurance restoration

We document the damage in writing and photos, meet your adjuster on site so nothing gets missed, and go through the scope line by line. Once the claim clears, we do the work. You deal with one contractor instead of chasing paperwork on your own.

Siding replacement

Vinyl and LP siding on houses, garages and additions. The part that matters is behind the panel: house wrap lapped the right direction, flashing at windows, doors and roof-to-wall junctions, and a water path that ends outside the wall instead of inside it.

Gutters

Gutter and downspout replacement sized and pitched for Wisconsin runoff, with hangers spaced to carry a spring melt and downspouts placed to move water away from the foundation. Done with the roof or on its own.

Commercial roofing

Roofing and exterior work on commercial buildings, including shingle and flat rubber sections. We work around your hours where we can and keep the entrances and parking usable while the job runs.

Hit by a storm? Read what hail and wind do to a roof, or check where we work.

Wide shingle roof plane finished in weathered-wood coloured architectural shingles with farmland in the distance.

Roofs that have to take a Wisconsin winter and a Wisconsin spring.