Skip to content
Commercial Certified Roof Assessment by Orange Exteriors, serving Victoria, MN

Victoria, Minnesota

Experienced Commercial Certified Roof Assessment in Victoria, MN

Commercial property in Victoria is not a large stock, and most of it is young, so the assessments we do here are usually about hail rather than age. The DNR climate record for the August 9, 2020 metro storms notes tennis ball sized hail photographed in town, bigger than what fell almost anywhere else that night, and roofs that took it are still carrying the evidence.

Get your estimate today

Rated 5.0 from 217 Google reviews

No obligation. We typically reply within a few hours.

  • Licensed and insuredMinnesota exterior contractor
  • 5.0 from 217 reviewsVerified on Google
  • Storm and insurance workWe handle the claim with you
  • Faith-based, locally ownedRefreshingly honest

Tennis ball hail leaves a long tail

Hail that size does not just bruise a membrane, it fractures the insulation board under it and dents every piece of metal on the roof: coping, curb caps, unit housings, gas lines. Five years on, the punctures that were sealed in a hurry are the ones opening back up. On a Victoria survey we do test squares in each roof plane and count strikes, photograph the metal, and probe for wet board around the worst of it, because a membrane that reads sound can be sitting on cores that never dried. Access is its own question here. The 1996 tree preservation ordinance protects significant trees of eight caliper inches or more, so on wooded parcels we plan lift placement before the day rather than trimming our way in. If replacement is the answer, TPO roofing is one of the assemblies we would size against a hail exposure like this one.

Residential exterior work by Orange Exteriors, roofing contractor serving Victoria, MN

Commercial Certified Roof Assessment in Victoria

What the Victoria report puts on record

  • Strike counts by roof plane

    Test squares in each plane, counted and photographed. Adjusters want density by slope and elevation, and a report that gives them that tends to get read instead of argued with.

  • Dented metal inventoried, not guessed

    Coping, curb caps, unit housings and vent stacks all take hail differently than membrane does. Each damaged item gets listed, because metal is often what makes a claim add up.

  • Old emergency patches re-examined

    Work done in a rush after a storm rarely lasts. We open the patches from previous seasons and note which ones are holding and which are letting water back into the board.

  • Staging planned around protected trees

    Victoria has protected significant trees of eight caliper inches or more since 1996. On a wooded parcel we work out crane and lift positions that do not put the owner crosswise with the ordinance.

  • High roof edges reached safely

    Buildings on this rolling ground often sit above a walkout grade, so one side of the roof is a full story higher than the other. Anchor points and fall protection get sorted before anyone walks it.

  • A second opinion after an adjuster

    If a claim was closed for less than the roof needed, a documented survey gives you something concrete to reopen with. We write down what is there and let the record speak.

How we handle Victoria commercial work

  • Storm work is routine here

    We do storm and insurance roofing year round, so hail evidence gets documented the way carriers expect instead of described in general terms weeks after the fact.

  • Small buildings get real attention

    The commercial stock in Victoria is modest in scale. That does not mean a quick look: a small roof gets the same test squares and the same written report as a large one.

  • We close out each item

    When repairs are finished we walk the roof against the original report, so you can see every item accounted for and the file ends with a clean record.

  • We put it in writing

    Nothing important stays verbal. What we saw, where we saw it and what we recommend goes in the report, so the file still makes sense to whoever reads it in two years.

  • Family run and faith based

    This is a family business and it shows in how we talk to owners: no pressure on the phone, and no invented urgency in the week after a storm.

Commercial Certified Roof Assessment by Orange Exteriors, serving Victoria, MN

What people near Victoria say

  • Orange Exteriors fixed a minor leak that involved replacing flashing and a few shingles blown off our roof. Timely, quality work. Great ideas to keep our roof going long term.
    Jim ThomasStorm damage repair
  • From sales to construction crew to upper management, they helped make an insurance battle a breeze. This is the best contractor interaction I have ever had.
    Jim NormanRoof replacement
  • Orange Exteriors did an excellent job with my new roofing install. Very professional, on time and hard working crew. Completed the job in one day.
    Dick JohnsonRoof installation

Victoria roof assessment questions

What people in Victoria ask us about this work. If yours is not covered, call and ask.

Is it too late to document hail from the August 2020 storm in Victoria?

Not necessarily. Hail bruising stays visible in a membrane for years and fractured insulation does not heal, so a survey can still show what happened. Whether a carrier will look at it depends on your policy and the time limits in it, which is a question for your agent before we walk the roof.

Will the tree ordinance affect getting equipment to my roof?

It can, on the wooded parcels that make up a lot of Victoria. Significant trees of eight caliper inches or more have been protected since 1996, so a lift path sometimes has to route around them instead of through them. We sort that out in the assessment stage so it is not a surprise on the day of the work.

What happens after you send me the report?

Nothing, unless you want it to. Most owners read it, put it in the property file, and come back at budget time. If you want the repairs priced, we will quote them, and if you would rather another contractor bid the same scope, the report is written clearly enough for that.

Get the hail damage documented

If your Victoria building took the 2020 hail or anything since, we will walk it, count the strikes and write down what we find. Estimates are free and carry no obligation.

Get Your Free Exterior Estimate

Tell us what is going on with your roof, siding, windows, or gutters. We will take a look and give you a straight answer, including when the answer is that you can wait.

Request your estimate

Rated 5.0 from 217 Google reviews

No obligation. We typically reply within a few hours.