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Maintenance Plans by Orange Exteriors, serving Shoreview, MN

Shoreview, Minnesota

Trusted Maintenance Plans in Shoreview, MN

Seven lakes sit inside Shoreview, and a building on Turtle, Snail or Island Lake has one elevation with nothing between it and open water. That side takes the wind first, so that is where the edge metal loosens and the flashing lifts. The rest of the roof can look fine while that one corner is coming apart. A plan checks it twice a year on purpose.

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Wind off the water finds the edges

The commercial stock here runs smaller than a highway corridor, so the plans run smaller too. Churches, schools, offices and small multi tenant buildings, most of them from the 1970s and 1980s, with cut up rooflines, several gable ends and valleys landing over entries and later additions. That geometry concentrates water. A spring visit on a Shoreview roof usually starts at the lake facing elevation, checking fastener pull at the edge and any seam the wind has been working, then moves to the valleys and to the tie ins where a low slope section meets a pitched one. The city took a tornado in May 1998 and still loses trees to straight line wind, so limb strikes and punctures get looked for every time. When damage runs past what a plan covers, a commercial certified roof assessment gives you something to hand an adjuster.

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Maintenance Plans in Shoreview

What we watch on a Shoreview roof

  • Lake facing elevation checked first

    On Turtle, Snail, Owasso and Island Lake one side of the building gets wind straight off open water. That elevation gets the close look every visit: edge metal, fasteners, terminations and the first seams in.

  • Storm damage documented as it happens

    Shoreview has seen what wind can do here. After hail or a straight line event we get on the roof, photograph what changed since the last visit, and put it in writing while it is fresh.

  • Limb strikes found before they leak

    Trees still come down in this city. A branch that hits a membrane leaves a bruise or a puncture that will not show inside until the next thaw. We find those on the roof instead.

  • Valleys and tie ins kept clear

    Cut up 1970s and 1980s rooflines send a lot of water into a few valleys. Where a low slope section meets a pitched one, we check the tie in flashing and clear whatever has collected.

  • A plan sized to a small building

    A church or a small office does not need a monthly service call. Two visits and a storm call is usually the right shape here, and we would rather sell that than something bigger.

  • Gutters that actually carry the water

    Wind off the lake fills a gutter with pine and leaf litter fast, and a frozen run backs water under the edge. We clear them and check the hangers on every fall visit.

How we work on smaller buildings

  • We walk the roof, every time

    No drone pass standing in for a visit. Somebody is on the roof with hands on the flashing, because a lifted edge looks perfectly fine from forty feet up.

  • Storm calls answered at any hour

    Open 24 hours, seven days. When wind moves through Shoreview at nine at night, a plan customer is not waiting until Monday to have somebody look at the roof.

  • We handle the insurance side

    Storm and insurance work is a normal part of what we do. We meet the adjuster on the roof and show what we recorded before the storm as well as after it.

  • Small jobs get the same crew

    A one story church roof gets the same people and the same check list as anything larger. Family run means the person who wrote the plan is often the person on the ladder.

  • Straight answers about what to skip

    If a section does not need work this year, we say so and move on. Padding a visit list is the fastest way to lose a customer we would rather keep.

Maintenance Plans by Orange Exteriors, serving Shoreview, MN

What people near Shoreview 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

Questions from Shoreview building owners

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

Does a building on a Shoreview lake need more attention?

One side of it does. A roof with open water in front of it gets the full force of the wind on that elevation, so edge metal, terminations and the first seams work loose faster than they do on a sheltered building. The rest of the roof ages normally. We weight the inspection toward the exposed side.

What should I do after a wind storm goes through?

Look for membrane or shingle pieces in the parking lot and branches on the roof, then call. Do not climb up yourself. We check the whole roof, not only the obvious damage, and photograph it for a claim. Shoreview has taken serious wind before, and hidden punctures cause more trouble later than the visible damage does.

How many visits a year does a small commercial roof need?

Two for most buildings, spring and fall, plus a call after any storm. Spring finds what winter opened at the valleys and the tie ins. Fall clears debris and gets the drainage ready before freeze up. A roof with heavy tree cover or a bad claim history sometimes wants a third look in midsummer.

Get on the schedule before the next storm

Give us the address and a rough idea of the roof age. We will walk it, photograph the lake side elevation and the valleys, and tell you what a plan should cover. No obligation.

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