Minnesota Restoration Contractors Inc

okay, so you're a Minnesota homeowner; you'll need a new roof every 15-30 years, and there's a decent likelihood that replacement is prompted by damage from hail or tornado/wind activity.

now enter the legendary hordes of storm chasing roofing contractors and their annoying sales pitches. If you're like me, their tactics are a serious turn off, you avoid them, hide from them, wish they would just go away, but... you really do need a roof. What to do? unless you improbably have a relationship with a local roofer, you've got to make a choice.

Josesph Davitt from MNRC was a late arrival to my neighborhoods hail damage event. I'm not even sure why, but I entertained his assessement even after having turned away numberous others - likely it was due to his "straight shooting" and ernest nature. I had already had an insurance adjuster pay a visit, and so the confusing process of a claim had begun. Joe did an admirable job of navigating the labyrinth of the insurance process, particulary as it involved several items that required negotiation over a long period of time.

when the actual roofing work was done, the crew did the job, just as you would expect. lets be honest, this work isn't rocket science, but it is physically hard, dirty and not something most of us are interested tackling ourselves. the crew spent a fair bit of time on the post clean-up; one unexpected and nice touch was that both Joseph and another MNRC employee (a project mgr perhaps) showed up the next day (seperately) to inspect the work and make follow-up passes on the property, sweeping for debris/loose nails, etc.

there are undoubtedly hundreds, and maybe thousands of folks who can replace your roof, and most will probably do a perfectly fine job, but you can never really know. MNRC and Joe got done what I needed, and I'm am sure they will for you too.