Land around Kimball is open and flat enough that you can watch a storm cell approach for miles, and a roof gets no shelter once it arrives. A replacement here should hold its edges in a gust and shed snow for decades. We say honestly how much life your current shingles have, and you get a written proposal before anything is removed.
We check your roof slope by slope for seal strips and nail lines, then show you photos.
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With approved credit, expect a Kimball replacement to run $115 to $182 a month. Package prices start at $12,838 (Essentials), $16,284 (Cornerstone) and $20,248 (Superior Guard).
Monthly figures are estimates, not an offer of credit. They assume 6.99% APR for 180 months with $0 down and approved credit. APRs range from 6.99% to 15.99% based on credit, and your lender sets your final rate and term.
For a 2,000 sq ft ranch style home in the Kimball service area, the approximate cost to replace that roof is $9,100 to $22,480. For a 4,000 sq ft home, the cost is $14,980 to $32,100 for a shingle roof.
If your lot is exposed, have us quote Superior Guard next to Cornerstone and compare. Roof area, pitch and layers to tear off move the price more than the location does.
Crews tear down to the deck and swap out sheathing that has softened. Minnesota code calls for a 24-inch ice barrier, and we run it. Each shingle gets six nails, with starter strips at the eaves and rakes and cap shingles along the ridge, so a gust never finds a loose edge.
One day covers most houses, and larger or steeper roofs may need two. You hear which before we start.
Plenty of Kimball-area properties have more than one roof: a garage, a machine shed, maybe a hobby barn. Each building shows up as a separate line on the proposal, so you can do the house now and the rest later, or everything at once. Metal roofing is worth considering for a larger outbuilding, and we lay out the trade-offs plainly.
Out in the open, two things set a roof apart: how well the shingle resists wind, and how well it takes a hit from hail. Our Superior Guard package uses a Class 3/4 impact-rated shingle, built for hail country, and it is worth pricing next to Cornerstone if your lot sees the full force of a storm.
Impact ratings can matter for insurance as well, and some insurers offer a premium discount for them. Ask your agent before you decide, because policies differ.
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How it is put on matters as much as the brand name: six nails a shingle, starters at the eaves and rakes, and a wind-rated system. When tabs on an old roof are creased, the seal strips are already gone.
A single day for most homes, two for bigger or steeper ones. The date gets confirmed before materials arrive.
Yes. They go on one written proposal, each on its own line, so you can pick what to do now.
Many land at Cornerstone, our most popular. On an exposed lot we suggest pricing Superior Guard, the impact-rated tier, next to it.
Open country rewards a roof that holds its edges. The written proposal is yours to compare, with no sales pressure.
A crew member goes up, checks seals and nailing, and photographs each slope.
You get a plain recommendation with real prices.
Where wind or hail did the harm, our documentation goes to your insurer, under Minnesota law.
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