Roofing crew working on a residential shingle roof, photographed from above.

Sellers Roofing Company • Twin Cities, MN

Minneapolis
Roofing.

Strong roofs. Strong relationships.

Roof repair, replacement, and storm-damage inspections for homes and commercial properties across the Twin Cities. Get a clear roof assessment and a written estimate.

Your property. A clear scope. A plan you can understand.

See the condition.

Roof findings explained with photos and a clear next step.

Know the scope.

Review the materials and proposed work in writing.

Plan with confidence.

Talk through access, timing, cleanup, and closeout.

Crew installing underlayment during a roofing project

Sellers Roofing Company

Good work starts
with a clear plan.

Your roof protects the people and property beneath it. You deserve to understand its condition, the work it needs, and what your estimate includes.

Sellers Roofing serves homeowners, commercial property owners, and multifamily communities in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area. We help you sort through repair, replacement, and maintenance choices with a written scope.

  • Roof conditions documented and explained
  • Materials, details, and scope reviewed before work
  • Communication through scheduling and closeout
Meet Sellers Roofing
ResidentialHomes and shingle roofs
CommercialLow-slope roof systems
MultifamilyProperty and HOA projects

From first conversation to final walkthrough

Know what happens next.

We discuss the work, your property, and scheduling before the project begins. The plan depends on your roof and the agreed scope.

  1. Inspect & explain

    Share your concerns. We review accessible roof conditions and explain what the findings mean.

  2. Review your estimate

    Go over the proposed repairs or replacement, materials, and pricing in a written scope.

  3. Prepare the project

    Confirm access, materials, scheduling, and how weather or additional repairs may affect the work.

  4. Complete & close out

    Review the completed scope, cleanup, installed products, and your written warranty paperwork.

A closer look at the work

Real roofs.
Real project details.

See roof preparation, shingle installation, and finished roof details from the Sellers Roofing project gallery.

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Hail & storm damage

Start with facts.
Then make a plan.

After a storm, it can be hard to know what your roof needs. An assessment helps identify visible damage and explain the next step.

We can provide roof photos and a written repair scope for your records and your insurer. Your insurance company determines coverage and claim payments.

Keep away from unsafe areas and take any photos from the ground. Call to discuss the damage and inspection availability.

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Detail of damage on asphalt shingles

Service Areas

Here for the
Twin Cities.

Start with your community, then tell us about the property. We will confirm service availability and the next step for your project.

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Roofing questions

A little clarity.
Before you start.

Have a question about your roof? These answers explain what to expect before an inspection, estimate, or project.

Ask our team

How much will my Minneapolis roofing project cost?

Your estimate depends on the measured roof area, pitch, access, materials, tear-off requirements, and any deck or flashing repairs. A house floor-area figure alone is not a roof measurement. Request an inspection for a written project-specific scope and estimate rather than relying on an advertised starting price.

Can my roof be repaired instead of replaced?

A localized leak or damaged component may be repairable without replacing the whole roof. The decision depends on the condition of the surrounding materials and whether a repair can address the cause. We review the findings with you and explain the proposed repair or replacement scope.

What should I do after suspected storm damage?

Keep away from damaged or unsafe areas and do not climb onto the roof. Photograph damage from a safe location and arrange a professional assessment. Check your insurance policy and contact your insurer promptly about reporting requirements. Sellers Roofing can document roof conditions and proposed repairs; your insurer determines coverage.

How long does a roof replacement take?

The schedule depends on roof size, complexity, material availability, deck repairs, weather, and inspection requirements. Ask for the planned start, expected work sequence, and weather contingency before work begins. We discuss scheduling after reviewing the property and the agreed scope instead of promising the same completion time for every roof.

What warranty paperwork should I receive?

Your closeout paperwork should identify the installed products and the written labor-warranty terms for your project. Manufacturer coverage and contractor workmanship coverage are different. Review the duration, exclusions, registration requirements, and contact information in the actual documents; do not rely on a general verbal warranty promise.

Do you serve my city?

Sellers Roofing serves Minneapolis and the surrounding Twin Cities area, with local pages for Brooklyn Park, Bloomington, Edina, Brooklyn Center, Golden Valley, Columbia Heights, Robbinsdale, and St. Louis Park. For Saint Paul or another nearby city, share your property location and project details so we can confirm availability.

Let's talk about your roof

Your next step
starts here.

Tell us where the property is and what you are seeing. We will review the request and contact you to discuss an inspection and the right next step.

  • A roof assessment explained in plain language
  • A written scope before you decide
  • Scheduling confirmed for your property

Prefer to talk? (651) 560-6355

For an active leak, please call to check availability. A form request does not reserve an appointment.

Request a free inspection

Start with a few details about your property.

We use these details to review and respond to your request. Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment. Sellers Roofing is a contractor, not a public adjuster.

Let's build your roofing plan.

Tell us about the property. We will help you take the next step.