EAVEX roofers measuring an asphalt shingle roof in Minneapolis, MN

Minneapolis & Twin Cities Roofing

Roof Repair & Replacement in Minneapolis & the Twin Cities

EAVEX installs and repairs architectural asphalt roofs in Minneapolis, St. Michael, Albertville and across the Twin Cities — ice & water shield at the eaves, drip edge tied into gutters, ridge ventilation. Typical Minnesota market range is $450–$700+ per square installed (2026); most homes land around $14,000–$28,000 depending on squares, pitch and tear-off. 1200+ projects, 5.0 rating, license BC808261. Free on-site estimate: (763) 313-8516.

Typical Twin Cities range (2026)$450–$700+ per square typicalTypical Minneapolis / Twin Cities range (2026) for architectural asphalt — not an EAVEX price list. Many homes land ~$14,000–$28,000 market. Final quote after free inspection — pitch, layers and deck condition change the number.
Typical timelineMost reroofs: 1–3 days · estimate in 24–48 hrs
GreenSky Financing available
From 0.00%–9.99% APR · plan 6124
5.0 Google Reviews
1200+ Projects
13+ Years
Licensed BC808261 & insured
Ice & water shield at eaves
Ridge ventilation
Financing from 0% APR (0.00–9.99%) with GreenSky

Investment

How much does a new roof cost in Minneapolis?

01 / Repair

Targeted Shingle Fix

Storm damage, a leak, or a section of aging shingles fixed without touching the rest of the roof.

  • Scope Targeted repair
  • Materials Matched to existing shingles
  • Timing Usually one visit
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03 / Combo

Roofing + Gutters

Roof and gutter system installed or replaced together, so drip edge, flashing and gutters all tie into one watertight system.

  • Scope Roof + seamless gutters
  • Materials Architectural shingle + .032-gauge aluminum
  • Warranty Lifetime workmanship
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01 / Scope

Repair or Full Replacement

From a targeted shingle repair after storm damage to a full tear-off and replacement, quoted honestly for what your roof actually needs.

02 / Code

Ice-and-Water Shield at Eaves

Ice-and-water shield installed at eaves to Minnesota code, the layer that actually stops ice-dam meltwater from getting under your shingles.

03 / Integration

Tied Into Your Gutters

Drip edge and flashing installed so water sheds straight into your gutter system, not behind the fascia.

04 / Proof

Before and After Photos

Every roofing project gets before-and-after photos, so you see exactly what changed and what you're paying for.

Scope of work

Included in a full roof replacement

A roof edge that sheds water into the gutters — not a surprise list of exclusions after tear-off.

Included

  • Tear-off of scoped shingle layers
  • Underlayment on the deck
  • Ice & water shield at eaves (Minnesota freeze line)
  • Architectural asphalt shingles as specified
  • Drip edge and step/valley flashing in scope
  • Ridge vent when the design calls for it
  • Magnet sweep and haul-away of tear-off

Not included

  • Structural truss or rafter rebuild beyond deck patching
  • Interior drywall or paint
  • Solar panel removal/reinstall unless quoted
  • Full gutter replacement unless booked (we can)
  • Mold remediation in the attic
EAVEX roofers measuring an asphalt shingle roof in Minneapolis, MN

01 / Pricing

How much does a roof replacement cost in Minneapolis?

Typical Twin Cities market averages (2026) for architectural asphalt on a ~2,000–2,400 sq ft home land roughly here — squares, pitch and tear-off layers move the number. These are Minnesota market ranges, not an EAVEX price list; free inspection sets your fixed quote.

  • Architectural asphalt: about $450–$700+ per square (100 sq ft) installed → often ~$14,000–$28,000 on a typical metro home
  • Class 4 impact asphalt: often ~$500–$800+/sq when hail history or insurance discount matters
  • Targeted repairs (blown shingles, boots, flashing): typical market ~$200–$2,200 depending on the leak
  • Steep pitches, two stories, extra tear-off layers and soft decking push toward the high end — we price that on site

Gutter replacement cost in Minnesota (2026) — often quoted with the reroof

Roofer sealing a shingle joint near valley flashing in Minneapolis, MN

02 / Comparison

When is roof replacement better than patching?

A patch repair buys time on an aging roof, but shingles age as a system: granule loss, seal failure and flashing wear happen together, not one section at a time. Once a roof is past a certain age, repeated patches usually cost more over a few years than one full replacement with a real warranty.

  • Granule loss across multiple slopes — not one isolated patch
  • Curling, cracked or missing shingles after freeze–thaw seasons
  • Recurring leaks at valleys, chimneys or wall flashings
  • Roof age past ~20 years on architectural asphalt in Minnesota

Failing eaves often show up with the roof — gutter warning signs in Minnesota

Roofer torch-applying bitumen membrane on a low-slope residential roof in Minneapolis, MN

03 / Decision

Storm damage and age: when a roof needs full replacement

Isolated storm damage or a single failed section is usually a repair. Widespread granule loss, multiple leak points, or a roof past 20 years old is usually a full replacement. We'll tell you which one you're looking at during the inspection, not after the tear-off starts.

  • Hail or wind that bruises seal strips across whole planes → usually replace
  • One-tree or chimney strike with sound surrounding shingles → often repair
  • Insurance claim photos + moisture meter readings before we tear off
  • Honest call: we will not sell a full roof when a targeted fix still holds
Roofer removing old asphalt shingles during tear-off in Minneapolis, MN

04 / Seasonal

Roofing built for Minnesota snow load and ice

Ice-and-water shield at every eave, correct ventilation, and drip edge tied into the gutter system are what actually keep meltwater from working under your shingles during freeze-thaw cycles. Skipping any one of these is where most Minnesota roof leaks start.

  • Ice & water shield at eaves — Minnesota freeze-line standard on reroofs
  • Ridge or roof vents paired with open soffit intake so attics stay cold
  • Drip edge that sheds into seamless gutters, not behind soft fascia
  • Steam ice-dam removal is the winter emergency — the roof edge is the lasting fix

Ice dam prevention in Minnesota — roof edge, ventilation and gutters

Roofer torch-applying ice-and-water membrane at the eave in Minneapolis, MN

05 / Ventilation

Does attic ventilation stop ice dams in St. Michael?

Ice dams start when attic heat warms the roof deck and meltwater refreezes at the cold eave. Ridge vents only work if soffit intake is open — a common miss on 1990s–2000s two-stories in St. Michael, Albertville and Otsego. We check both on every reroof so the new shingles are not fighting a hot attic next January.

  • Balanced system: soffit intake + ridge (or roof) exhaust so the attic stays cold
  • Blocked baffles and painted-shut soffits are the usual failure — not “not enough ridge vent”
  • Ice & water shield at the eaves buys time; ventilation + drip edge into gutters is the lasting fix
  • Winter emergency is steam ice-dam removal; the reroof and vent package is the spring follow-up

Ice dam prevention in Minnesota — ventilation, ice & water, gutters

Harnessed roofers installing new architectural shingles in Minneapolis, MN

06 / Materials

Asphalt architectural shingles for Albertville and Twin Cities homes

Architectural asphalt is the volume standard for Albertville, St. Michael and Minneapolis reroofs — GAF-certified installation, ice-and-water shield at every eave, colors matched to siding and fascia. Tile and metal are quoted when the house calls for them; most Wright County two-stories stay on dimensional asphalt.

  • Architectural (dimensional) asphalt — Twin Cities volume standard
  • Class 4 impact options when hail history or insurance discount matters
  • Underlayment + ice & water shield + flashing included in full-replacement scope
  • Color match to siding and fascia so the curb look stays consistent

Fascia and soffit damage — often discovered during a Twin Cities reroof

Service area

Where we install roofs in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities

Based in Albertville. We serve the Twin Cities metro and nearby suburbs.

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Work stages

Four steps. Zero surprises.

01

Request · Book the visit

Usually 24–48 hrs

Call or send the form. We ask about stories, access and what you are seeing, then set an on-site visit.

EAVEX technician booking an on-site visit by phone

02

Measure · Fixed quote

Quote same visit

We measure, photograph and hand you a fixed written quote before work starts. No satellite guesswork.

EAVEX technician measuring on a Minnesota home

03

Install · Done right

Most reroofs: 1–3 days

Tear-off, underlayment, ice & water shield, shingles, flashing and ridge vent. Site magnet-swept and hauled clean.

EAVEX crew working on a Twin Cities home exterior

04

Cleanup · Warranty

Lifetime workmanship

Site cleaned. Workmanship warranty in writing. License BC808261 on file.

Handshake after completed exterior work

Free on-site inspection

Ready for a roof that's actually built for January?

Tell us what's going on with your gutters, roof or siding. We reply fast during business hours with an honest assessment and a fixed written quote, usually within 24-48 hours on site.

Our projects

Real homes. Real results. Drag to compare.

Reviews

What homeowners say Straight from Google.

5.0
Google rating
1200+
Completed projects & happy clients
13+
Years serving Minnesota
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Hi everyone! I just wanted to share my experience with Dimov LLC. They recently installed gutters on my house, and I couldn't be happier with the result.

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Artur Filatov 11 months ago
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Ivan replaced my old gutter with a larger version. No longer have run off. He was quick with the repair, quality work and priced well.

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Jolene Coleman 1 year ago
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Ivan was great to work with. He listened to what I wanted and even went a step farther than I was expecting. I will definitely be using him in the future. Got my gutters cut and dropped, for me to install, the same day that I called. Thank you Ivan!

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Michael Kisner 1 year ago

Questions & answers

Common questions

How much does a new roof cost in the Twin Cities?

Typical Minneapolis / Twin Cities range (2026) for architectural asphalt is about $450–$700+ per square (100 sq ft) installed — many homes land roughly $14,000–$28,000 depending on size, pitch, layers and accessories. That is a market range, not an EAVEX price list — free inspection sets your fixed quote. Financing available from 0% APR (0.00–9.99%) with GreenSky, plan 6124.

How much does roof replacement cost for a 2,000 sq ft house in Minneapolis?

In the Twin Cities market (2026), architectural asphalt on a typical ~2,000–2,400 sq ft home often lands near $14,000–$28,000 installed. Pitch, stories, tear-off layers and decking repairs move the total. We measure on site and give a fixed written quote — call (763) 313-8516.

What are signs I need a roof replacement?

Widespread granule loss, curling or missing shingles, recurring leaks at flashings, daylight through the deck, and roofs past ~20 years in Minnesota freeze–thaw. We inspect for free, show photos, and say honestly if a repair still makes sense.

How long does a reroof take?

Most homes finish in one to three days of good weather. Steep, multi-layer or complex roofs take longer. We stage materials so you know the schedule before tear-off day. Call (763) 313-8516 for a free estimate.

What warranty do you offer?

Workmanship warranty in writing on our install plus manufacturer shingle warranties. License BC808261, insured, 13+ years, 1200+ projects.

Do you roof in winter?

We work shoulder seasons and mild winter windows when shingle seal strips and safety allow. Deep cold and ice pause installs — ice dam steaming is the winter emergency service.

Do I need a permit?

Most full reroofs in Twin Cities suburbs require a building permit. We handle the permit conversation on the estimate for your city — including Albertville and St. Michael.

What if you find bad decking after tear-off?

Standard practice: we show you the deck, price the sheets, and get approval before covering. No silent plywood bills.

Do you install ice & water shield?

Yes at the eaves on Minnesota reroofs — it is the membrane that buys time when ice dams form. We also discuss ridge ventilation and soffit intake so heat does not cook the attic. Details in our ice dam prevention guide.

Does attic ventilation stop ice dams in St. Michael?

It stops the heat that melts snow on the deck — if soffit intake is open and exhaust is balanced. Ridge vents alone on a sealed soffit will not fix ice dams. We check baffles and intake on every reroof in St. Michael, Albertville and Minneapolis. Winter emergency: ice dam steaming.

Can you tie new gutters into the roof job?

Yes. Drip edge and seamless gutters in one sequence keep water moving off the roof edge correctly — ask about same-visit gutter guards once the trough is solid. Cost context: gutter replacement cost Minnesota 2026.

Do you install asphalt roofs in Albertville?

Yes. Architectural asphalt is what we install most on Albertville and Wright County two-stories — ice & water shield at the eaves, drip edge into gutters, ridge vent when the attic needs it. Shop is at 5098 Main Ave NE, Albertville. Free estimate: (763) 313-8516. City page: Albertville gutters & roofing.

Are you roofing contractors in St. Michael, MN?

Yes. EAVEX (license BC808261) is based next door in Albertville and regularly reroofs and repairs asphalt in St. Michael, plus Otsego, Hanover, Albertville, Minneapolis, Maple Grove and Elk River. 1200+ projects, 5.0 rating. Call (763) 313-8516 for a free estimate.