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Asphalt Roofing by Orange Exteriors, serving Maple Grove, MN

Maple Grove, Minnesota

Careful Asphalt Roofing in Maple Grove, MN

Whole streets in Maple Grove went up within a few years of each other, which means they also reach the end of a roof at the same time. Add a northwest exposure where hail tends to take a subdivision at once rather than a single house, and the timing question becomes as real as the roof itself.

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Age and hail arrive on the same street

An original roof in Arbor Lakes or near Weaver Lake is usually a single layer of builder-grade shingle on OSB sheathing, which makes the tear-off straightforward and the inspection the important part. Hail rarely leaves a hole. It bruises the mat, knocks granules loose and shortens the life of a slope that still looks fine from the driveway, so we chalk test squares on each elevation and count the hits rather than guessing from the ground. The northwest and south slopes usually tell different stories. We also check the OSB seams, which swell and ridge on houses of this age and will telegraph through a new roof if nobody addresses them. If you are replacing a small accent roof over a bay or an entry, ask about metal roofing, which handles hail differently than asphalt does.

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What a hail-season replacement should include

  • Hail damage documented for the claim

    Every slope gets photographed and marked before anything comes off, so the adjuster is looking at the same roof we walked rather than a summary written from the driveway.

  • Impact-rated shingles where they earn it

    On a northwest-facing slope that has already been hit once, a heavier impact-rated shingle is worth the conversation. On a sheltered rear elevation it usually is not, and we will say so.

  • Color that works on your street

    Streets built together tend to share a palette, and some associations have a say in it. We bring boards to the house and look at them on your elevation in daylight, not off a sample card indoors.

  • Gutters and soft metals checked too

    Hail dents aluminum before it damages a shingle. Gutters, downspouts, roof vents and fascia get looked at in the same visit, because leaving them off the scope means going back up for them later.

  • Test squares marked on every slope

    Hail damage is counted, not eyeballed. We chalk a square on each elevation and count the strikes inside it, which is the same method an adjuster uses and makes the two reports comparable.

  • OSB seams checked before shingling

    Sheathing on houses from this era swells at the panel edges. If the seams are ridged they show through a new roof as straight lines across the slope, so they get addressed while the deck is open.

How we work a hail claim here

  • We inspect before you file

    A claim on a roof with no real damage is worth nothing to you. We go up first and tell you honestly whether there is a case, and then you decide what to do.

  • We meet the adjuster on the roof

    Being there when the adjuster inspects means the marked slopes, the vents and the flashing all get looked at together rather than argued about weeks later.

  • Neighbors compared, honestly

    When a whole street files at once, the roofs are still not identical. We look at yours on its own merits instead of telling you what your neighbor got approved.

  • Open the night the hail lands

    The phone is answered every hour of every day. After a storm that is when tarps go on, and it is also when an honest inspection matters most, before the door knockers arrive.

  • We are here after the season

    Storm chasers leave when the claims dry up. We are a family business based in Eden Prairie and we work this county year round, not just in the weeks after a hail event.

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What people near Maple Grove 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

Hail and roofing questions in Maple Grove

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

My whole Maple Grove street is getting new roofs. Do I need one?

Maybe. Hail is not uniform even inside one subdivision, and a slope that faced away from the storm can be fine while your neighbor's northwest elevation is finished. We will mark test squares on your roof and show you what is actually there before you file anything or sign with anyone.

How can I tell if hail actually damaged my shingles?

From the ground, usually you cannot. Hail bruises the mat under the granules, and the bruise feels soft before it looks like anything. Granules in the downspout splash block are a hint. Dents in the gutters, vents or the metal window wraps are a better one, because soft metal shows the strike the shingle hides.

Are Maple Grove roofs from the 2000s due for replacement?

Many are getting there. Builder-grade shingles from that period were often at the shorter end of their range, and a lot of Rush Creek and Arbor Lakes homes went up close enough together that they age out as a group. That does not mean yours is done. It means it is worth having it looked at rather than waiting for a leak.

Have your slopes marked before you file

We will chalk test squares on each elevation, photograph what is there and tell you whether a claim is worth making. Free, and no obligation either way.

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