Twin Rivers Roofing
- Does roofing work
- Full roof replacement
- Roof repair
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Prescott sits where the St. Croix meets the Mississippi in Pierce County, and one of its roofing contractors is based right in town: Twin Rivers Roofing, rated 5.0 from 1 review. It has served western Wisconsin from Prescott since 2001 and also takes work in the Twin Cities metro area, which fits a town on the state line.
Twin Rivers Roofing handles new installations, tear-off and re-roofing, and repairs of all sizes on houses, garages and sheds, residential or commercial. After a storm it offers a free inspection that documents damage for the insurance process.
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The City of Prescott contracts with All-Croix Inspections for building inspections, and the building inspector is responsible for issuing building permits. Whether a Wisconsin reroof needs a permit is set by the local ordinance of the city, village or town, so ask the inspector before work starts.
Hastings, Cottage Grove, Afton, River Falls and Ellsworth have their own pages for homeowners who want to look across the river or up the valley.
Twin Rivers Roofing works on houses, garages and sheds, in residential or commercial settings. It does new installations, tear-off and re-roofing, and repairs of all sizes.
Twin Rivers Roofing is based in Prescott, has served western Wisconsin since 2001 and also takes work in the Twin Cities metro area. Hastings and Cottage Grove across the river have their own pages.
The City of Prescott contracts with All-Croix Inspections for building inspections, and the building inspector is responsible for issuing building permits. Whether a reroof needs a permit depends on the local ordinance, so check with the inspector first.
For a one- or two-family home, only a business holding a Dwelling Contractor certification, with a certified Dwelling Contractor Qualifier, may obtain a building permit. An owner who lives in the home is exempt. The rule is in Wis. Stat. 101.654.
No. Wisconsin law bars a contractor from promising to pay or rebate the deductible. A homeowner whose roof contract is paid by insurance may also cancel before the end of the third business day after the insurer denies the claim in writing. Twin Rivers Roofing offers a free inspection that documents damage after storms.