Above all, Northern Lights Metal Roofing is a Wisconsin roofing contractor serving the Chippewa Valley, the St. Croix River corridor and communities across the state. We install metal roofing, asphalt shingle roofing, siding, windows, doors, gutters, downspouts, fascia and soffit, and we handle storm restoration and insurance claims from start to finish.

So call (715) 501 – 7663 for a free, no-obligation inspection anywhere in our Wisconsin service area.

Why Homeowners Choose Our Wisconsin Roofing Contractor Team

Hail is the single most common cause of homeowners insurance claims in Wisconsin. In 2024, weather-related losses made up roughly 65 percent of every claim filed in the state. Because that is the reality here, most of what we do is storm restoration, and we have gotten good at it. As a result, we inspect for free, document everything in writing, and deal with the adjuster so that you do not have to.

• Free inspections with dated photographs and a written scope
• Insurance claim support from first call to final payment
• GAF Master Elite® Residential Contractor, so we can register enhanced manufacturer-backed warranties
• Licensed and insured in Wisconsin
• Manufacturer and workmanship warranties on every job
• We stay after the storm — most companies are only here for it

Roofing Services From a Wisconsin Roofing Contractor

• Standing seam metal roofing and stone-coated metal shingles
• Asphalt shingle roofing, including Class 4 impact-resistant systems
• Hail and wind damage roof replacement
• Roof repair, leak diagnosis and ventilation correction
• Flat and commercial roofing, including TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen
• Multi-family and investment property roofing

Complete Exterior Services

Of course, storms rarely damage only the roof. Siding, gutters, wraps, screens and even air conditioner units usually take hits in the same event, and your claim should reflect all of it.

• Siding, trim and aluminum wraps
• Windows, entry doors and garage doors
• Seamless gutters, downspouts and gutter guards
• Fascia, soffit and roof vents
• Sheet metal work and soft metals
• Decking and interior repair from leak damage

Wisconsin Cities We Serve

Chippewa Valley: Eau Claire, Altoona, Chippewa Falls, Lake Hallie, Fall Creek, Menomonie and Elk Mound.

St. Croix Valley: Hudson, River Falls, New Richmond, Somerset, Prescott, Roberts and Baldwin.

Northwest Wisconsin: Rice Lake, Cumberland, Cameron, Barron, Chetek, Spooner and Superior.

South-central Wisconsin: Madison, Middleton and the surrounding Dane County communities.

Meanwhile, if you do not see your town, call us anyway. We travel across the state for storm restoration work.

Wisconsin Had a Violent 2026 Storm Season

First, on July 17, straight-line winds knocked out power across Barron County and snapped mature trees near Elk Mound. Ten days later, an EF3 tornado with 140 mph winds cut a twelve-mile path from Appleton through Menasha, grapefruit-size hail fell near Gresham, and more than 130,000 customers lost power. Then on August 18, another line produced 70 to 80 mph winds across the southeast. Our July 17 storm recap and our Wisconsin hail claim guide cover what to do next.

Before You File a Claim

Before anything else, understand that two policy details decide most of your out-of-pocket cost. First, check whether your roof surfacing is covered at replacement cost or actual cash value, since actual cash value subtracts depreciation. Second, look for a separate wind and hail deductible, because those are easy to miss. Also be aware that Wisconsin has no statute guaranteeing your insurer will pay to match discontinued shingles — that depends on your policy wording. We will read your declarations page with you before you file.

Talk to a Wisconsin Roofing Contractor Today

So if a storm came through, or if your roof is simply past its service life, we will inspect it at no cost and tell you honestly what it needs. Call (715) 501 – 7663 or send us a message. We also serve Minnesota — see our Minnesota service area.

More Wisconsin Roofing Resources

For a plain-language explanation of how your policy handles roof claims, the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance publishes a free Consumer Guide to Homeowners Insurance. In addition, the National Weather Service summary of the July 27 storms documents exactly where the worst damage landed. Therefore, if either applies to your address, call us and we will take a look.