Roof Repair, Replacement, and Installation with All Around
- All Types of Roofing
- Emergency Services Available
- Complementary Inspection & Evaluation
- Work With All Insurance Companies
- Factory Certified Installers
- Licensed & Insured
- Storm Damage Experts
- We Take The Stress Out Of Insurance Claims
From all of our roofing projects, we know protection from the elements starts with the roof, so choose a trusted team with year-round support to protect your family and belongings. Your roof is the first line of defense, so it’s wise to do your research, ask questions, educate yourself and KNOW that you are making the best decision! All Around is an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor and offers a 50 year platinum roofing system. Choosing All Around means you are choosing a local, properly insured & licensed, factory-certified roofing installer. Make sure to visit our Gallery section to view previous roofing projects All Around has completed near you. Call us at 763-447-3944 to schedule a free estimate or use our contact form.
Minneapolis Roofing Examples
Roofing Options
3-Tab
If anyone tries to sell you on 3-tab asphalt roof shingles, walk away. It’s not a good option, and frankly, no one should be offering it anymore. Moving on …
Architectural
Now we’re talking. Architectural asphalt shingles are the standard. And because All Around is an Owens Corning® Platinum Preferred Roofing Contractor, we can offer you a 50-year non-prorated warranty—something very few others can match.
Designer/Impact Resistant
This is a thicker asphalt shingle, generally used on more expensive homes. It gives you an even stronger defense against hail and storm damage, and it looks fantastic.
F-Wave/Synthetic
Please talk to your All Around Project Consultant about the new F-Wave/Synthetic luxury roofing options.
Rolled (MuleHide)
This is a self-adhering 2-ply system with a base sheet and a cap sheet. While it’s not the longest-lasting product on the market, it’s for sure the most cost-effective. (Isn’t that usually how things work?)
EPDM - 60mil
This is a 60-millimeter rubber membrane, basically the same material as inner-tube rubber. It comes in 12-ft. widths and has fewer seams than the rolled option, so it’s better at keeping out water … though it’s also a little pricier.
5 Inch Shingles
These smaller-sized shingles give you a highly detailed look that most people find appealing, but they’re thinner, less durable and more labor-intensive to install.
Hand Split
These are the more common 10-inch cedar shakes. They’re thicker than the 5-inch option, and a bit easier to install. Because they’re hand-split, they also give you the most rustic look.
Taper Sawn
These 7-inch cedar shakes are machine-cut to give you a uniform roof that’s basically the opposite of the rustic, hand-split look.
Barn Metal/R Panel
Low-maintenance, long-lasting and affordable, this is a great option for out buildings. Of course, if you don’t want that “out building” look, then you should probably consider other options. These panels also have exposed fasteners, so they may need replacing in 15-20 years.
Standing Seam
This option provides awesome drainage and looks more contemporary look than R Panels. And since the fasteners are hidden, they’ll last longer as well. The downside: It’s more of a commercial look, and it’s 3x the cost of asphalt.
Shake/Shingle
Metal shakes are getting more popular—probably because they give you all the benefits of metal (drainage, durability, color) in a more residential look. The only con: that whole “cost” thing. Like standing-seam roofs, metal shakes can be 3x pricier than asphalt.
*Images are a mix of our own, our suppliers’, and general web examples to best help you visualize your roofing options.
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