Northern Lights Metal Roofing serves homeowners on both sides of the St. Croix, and our roofing service areas now cover two states. Our roofing service areas run from the Twin Cities metro west to St. Cloud, and from the Chippewa Valley south to Madison. One company, one set of crews, one standard of work — and a local phone number in each state.
Minnesota: (763) 276 – 1390 | Wisconsin: (715) 501 – 7663
Minnesota Roofing Service Areas
In Minnesota, we cover the Twin Cities metro, the northwest suburbs, Sherburne and Wright counties, and the St. Cloud area. Storm work takes us throughout the state.
- Twin Cities metro: Minneapolis, St. Paul, Roseville, Maplewood, Woodbury, Shoreview, New Brighton, Fridley, Columbia Heights, Blaine, Coon Rapids, Andover, Anoka, St. Louis Park
- Northwest metro: Ramsey, Elk River, Otsego, Rogers, Dayton, Zimmerman, Princeton, Big Lake, Becker
- Wright and Stearns counties: Monticello, Buffalo, Maple Lake, Clearwater, Annandale, St. Cloud, Waite Park, Sartell, Sauk Rapids, Paynesville
- Greater Minnesota: Faribault, Park Rapids, Nevis, Brainerd, Sauk Centre
Therefore, see the full Minnesota roofing service page for details.
Wisconsin Roofing Service Areas
Meanwhile, our Wisconsin coverage centers on the Chippewa Valley and the St. Croix corridor, and extends north to Superior and south to Dane County.
- Chippewa Valley: Eau Claire, Altoona, Chippewa Falls, Lake Hallie, Fall Creek, Menomonie, Elk Mound
- St. Croix Valley: Hudson, River Falls, New Richmond, Somerset, Prescott, Roberts, Baldwin
- Northwest Wisconsin: Rice Lake, Cumberland, Cameron, Barron, Chetek, Spooner, Superior
- South-central Wisconsin: Madison, Middleton and surrounding Dane County
Likewise, see the full Wisconsin roofing service page for details.
What We Do Across Both Roofing Service Areas
Because we run one operation across two states, every service below is available everywhere in our roofing service areas:
- Standing seam metal roofing and stone-coated metal shingles
- Asphalt shingle roofing, including Class 4 impact-resistant systems
- Storm damage restoration and insurance claim handling
- Siding, trim and aluminum wraps
- Windows, entry doors and garage doors
- Seamless gutters, downspouts and gutter guards
- Fascia, soffit, roof vents and attic ventilation
- Flat and commercial roofing systems
Why Two States, One Company
Because Minnesota and Wisconsin sit in the same hail corridor and share the same winters. As a result, the roofing problems are identical on both sides of the river: hail in spring and summer, wind lines in between, ice dams and snow load by January. Running one operation across both states means the same crews, the same warranties and the same insurance expertise wherever you live.
Free Inspections Across Our Roofing Service Areas
So every inspection is free and documented in writing with dated photographs. If a storm came through, we will tell you whether you have a claim before you call your carrier. Call the number for your state, or send us a message and we will come to you.
Storm Records for Both States
Also, if you are not sure whether a storm crossed your address, the National Weather Service keeps public records for both states. Therefore, start with the Twin Cities storm archive for Minnesota, or the Green Bay summary of the July 27 Wisconsin storms. In addition, we track every significant event across our Minnesota and Wisconsin service areas in our news section.