BRS Inc
- Does roofing work
- Full roof replacement
- Roof repair
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Somerset is a village in St. Croix County, Wisconsin, just across the river from the Minnesota towns that fill most of this directory. Three roofing contractors are on this page, and their review history is thin: 20 Google reviews in all, with an average rating of 4.4.
BRS Inc is the established name here. Construction work in Somerset and the surrounding area has been its business since 1994. Roofing covers repairs and full replacements on homes and commercial buildings, from a few lost shingles to an entire commercial roof. It specializes in asphalt and metal roofing and in GAF shingles, and also does gutters and siding. Its rating is 3.8 from 15 reviews. Oakwood Construction has 5.0 from 5 reviews. Goulet Construction LLC is also based in Somerset and has no reviews yet.
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Somerset shares its page area with New Richmond, Hudson, Roberts, Stillwater and Marine on St. Croix, so a homeowner on the edge of the village will find those pages useful when a nearby town has more roofers to choose from.
The Village of Somerset contracts with Tony Feuerhelm of TF Inspection Agency, who reviews plans, issues permits and inspects. In Wisconsin, whether a reroof needs a permit is set by the local ordinance of each city, village or town, so ask the village before work begins. Wisconsin also limits who can pull a building permit for a one- or two-family home to a certified Dwelling Contractor with a certified Qualifier, unless the owner lives there and does the work.
BRS Inc specializes in asphalt and metal roofing and in GAF shingles, for homes and commercial buildings. Its rating is 3.8 from 15 reviews. It also does gutters and siding.
BRS Inc does repairs and full replacements on homes and commercial buildings, from a few lost shingles to an entire commercial roof. Ask for its recent jobs of the type you have.
The village contracts with Tony Feuerhelm of TF Inspection Agency, who reviews plans, issues permits and inspects. Whether a reroof needs a permit depends on the village ordinance, so call before you sign.
For a one- or two-family home, the business needs a Dwelling Contractor certification and a certified Dwelling Contractor Qualifier. An owner who lives in the home and does the work is exempt. This rule is tied to getting a permit, not to roofing itself.
New Richmond, Hudson, Roberts, Stillwater and Marine on St. Croix each have a page. New Richmond and Hudson are the closest Wisconsin pages to look at if you want more choices than Somerset's three businesses.