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Residential roof replacement by Orange Exteriors, roofing contractor serving Oronoco, MN

Oronoco, Minnesota

Reliable Roofing Company in Oronoco, MN

Sheltered river bottom and open lakeshore both sit inside Oronoco. The old village is low beside the Middle Fork of the Zumbro, built tight and out of the wind. The Lake Zumbro shoreline lots a few miles northeast stand open to the water with nothing in front of them, and a roof there gets fastened for conditions the village never sees.

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Exposure changes the spec more than age does

Oronoco grew from 1,300 residents in 2010 to 1,802 in 2020, so newer two story builds now sit a street or two from village houses that predate most of the county's subdivisions. The old houses tend to have small simple roofs with old flashing and, often, board decking that has been patched more than once. The newer two story work has taller walls, more wall to roof intersections and more wind load at the rake. On the open shoreline lots, uplift at the edges is the thing to design for, and starter course and edge fastening matter more than the shingle brand. Owners of the exposed lots often ask us about Brava tile roofing, which holds up to wind and hail better than a standard architectural shingle and looks right on a lake house.

City hall in Oronoco, Olmsted County, MN

What roofing in Oronoco actually involves

  • Wind uplift on open shoreline lots

    Lots near the Lake Zumbro shoreline sit open to the water with nothing to break the wind. We fasten starter course and rake edges for uplift on those roofs, because that is where a shingle field starts peeling, not in the middle.

  • Staging for tall two story builds

    The newer two story houses from the last decade of growth run tall walls and long ladder sets. We stage from the ground with proper standoffs and tie offs rather than walking a wet steep face, which is how gutters and fascia get bent.

  • Debris kept out of the river and lake

    Tear-off on a lot that drops toward the Middle Fork or the Lake Zumbro shoreline puts debris where you do not want it. We tarp to the water side, catch the run of the roof, and magnet sweep the yard before we leave.

The houses we work on in Oronoco

  • Housing stock

    old village houses near the Middle Fork of the Zumbro sit beside newer two story builds from the growth that took the city from 1,300 residents in 2010 to 1,802 in 2020.

  • What the weather does here

    The old village sits low beside the Middle Fork of the Zumbro while the Lake Zumbro shoreline lots a few miles northeast stand open to the water, same 55960 addresses, different exposure.

  • Neighborhoods we work in

    Middle Fork of the Zumbro River, Oronoco Park, River Park and the surrounding streets.

  • Worth knowing locally

    The Downtown Oronoco Gold Rush Days flea market fills the village streets with more than 300 antique booths every third weekend in August, right in peak roofing season.

What we do here

Our services in Oronoco, MN

What people near Oronoco say

  • 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
  • Fantastic guys to work with, did an excellent job of fixing our siding. You can tell it’s a high integrity company. Definitely recommend.
    Carolyn MillerSiding repair

Serving Oronoco from our Eden Prairie office

6600 City West Pkwy Suite 375, Eden Prairie, MN 55344. Open 24 hours, Sunday to Saturday, so a storm call never waits for business hours.

Oronoco questions

What homeowners here ask us most. If yours is not covered, call and ask.

Does a lake lot roof in Oronoco need a different shingle?

Often, yes. The exposed shoreline lots northeast of the village take wind with nothing in front of them, so we look at wind rating and edge fastening before anything else. In the old village, down beside the river, the shingle matters less than the flashing and the decking under it. Same town, two different answers.

Can you work during Gold Rush Days in Oronoco?

We would rather not, at least not on a village street. That third weekend in August brings more than 300 antique booths into downtown Oronoco, and there is nowhere to park a dump trailer or set a ladder safely. Lake lots and outlying addresses are fine. Village work we schedule the week before or the week after.

Are the newer two story houses in Oronoco easier to reroof?

Usually faster, yes. The planes are bigger and the flashing runs are simpler than on a village house from before the growth. The tradeoff is height and wind exposure at the rake, so the fastening pattern matters more and the day takes more setup. Neither is a hard roof. They just need different work.

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