Hiring a roofer in the St. Croix Valley
Read the guideWinters here are hard on a roof. Ice dams, heavy snow and spring hail land on the same houses on both sides of the river, and when a storm comes through every roofer in the valley is busy at once. That is the worst time to be picking one out of a search result.
The rules also change at the bridge. Minnesota licenses residential roofers; Wisconsin ties its credential to pulling a building permit, and leaves the permit itself to each town. The listings and town pages are written with that in mind, and each description comes from the company's own website and reviews.
We take no cut of any job and a basic listing is free. If a listing is wrong or a good local roofer is missing, tell us.
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Claiming and correcting your listing is free. Verified is $97 a year.
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Every roofer can be listed
Listings start from public business records and each company's own website, so nobody has to sign up first. Claiming a listing, fixing it and adding to it cost nothing.
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How listings are ranked
One Featured roofer can come first on a town page, always labeled. Best of picks and Verified roofers come next. Everyone else follows by Google rating, weighted by how many reviews it rests on.
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What paying doesn't change
Paying never changes a rating, a review count or what a listing says about the work, and the license badge comes from the state's list. Paying for Verified pays for the check: fail it and you don't get the mark. How Verified works
The publisher
Cooper Macinkovic
Cooper Macinkovic spent years on rooftops before he ever built a website. As a hands-on roofer, he installed, repaired and replaced roofs of every kind, and saw first-hand how hard it can be for homeowners to find a contractor they can trust. That experience led him to create his roofing contractor directory, a straightforward resource that connects property owners with reliable local roofers. Cooper knows what good workmanship looks like, which questions to ask, and the warning signs to avoid, and he brings that insider knowledge to every listing and guide on the site. When he's not growing the directory, Cooper still enjoys talking shop with tradespeople and helping homeowners make confident decisions about their roofs.
Who checks the roofers and runs the site
How Verified works
Andy Culver
Verified checks
Andy has spent twenty years running businesses: he founded a mortgage company and ran a barter exchange as CEO, so he reads a roofer's paperwork the way an owner does. He does every Verified check on this site himself: the license on the state's list, the insurance certificate from the roofer's agent, two calls to recent customers and the reviews in full. Nobody gets the Verified mark without passing.
Sandra Tanner
Builds the site
Sandra built this site and looks after it. She's spent twenty years helping small businesses get found online, and she put this one together the way she'd want to find a roofer herself: who actually does the work, what they're good at, and what their customers say about them. She designed and built it with help from AI, and kept it to plain, simple pages so it loads fast, even on a phone in a storm.
Listings were last refreshed on 2026-10-17. Corrections and removals are free and made within a week: tell us.