How to Compare Roofing Companies in Roseville, MN (2026)
Search for a roofing company in Roseville and many results look local: Snelling Avenue, Hamline Avenue, Lexington Avenue, Old Highway 8. Look closer and the listings represent different business models. Some companies are based in Roseville, some are established nearby, and some use a Roseville branch or service address while their headquarters are elsewhere. None of those models is automatically better. The address alone does not tell you who will inspect the roof, manage the project, install the system, or handle service years later — which is why the questions in this guide matter more than the map pin.
We are Northern Exteriors, a family-owned roofing and siding contractor headquartered in Cottage Grove since 2001, about 25 minutes south of Roseville. We are not a Roseville company and we won’t pretend to be; we do inspect and replace roofs in Roseville, including after the June 19, 2026 hail, and we wrote this because the questions Roseville homeowners asked us this summer were mostly about how to compare companies, not about shingles. Our own facts are on our Roseville roofing page; this post is meant to be useful even if you never call us.
Three business-location models in Roseville roofing listings
Examples below were checked against BBB profiles and other public company information in September 2026 and are listed alphabetically within each group. They are examples, not rankings or a complete list. Company locations, ratings and accreditation can change, so verify current records before hiring.
1. Roofing businesses listed as Roseville-based
Cubic Roofing, LLC — 2037 Snelling Ave N. Business started March 2008 per BBB; A+ rated, not accredited; owners Baldemar and Francisco Balderrama. Hoover Roofing Company — 2780 MN-51 (Snelling Ave). Not BBB rated; BBB reports insufficient information. EZ Home Solutions, LLC — 2595 Hamline Ave N. BBB Accredited, A+ rated; general contractor with roofing and siding, service area spanning the metro counties; start date not verified here.
What this listing tells you: the company presents a Roseville business address and, in some cases, named local owners. It does not prove who will estimate your roof, whether the installation crew is employed or subcontracted, how much capacity the company has after a storm, or who will handle service years later. Ask those questions directly and get the workmanship warranty in writing.
2. Nearby east-metro roofers serving Roseville
Austad Construction, Inc. — Little Canada; BBB Accredited, A+; roofing and siding; lists 55113 among its service ZIP codes. Bonfe Exteriors — Little Canada (Rice St); BBB Accredited, A+. IRoof Minnesota, Inc. — Little Canada; BBB Accredited, A+. Sellers Roofing Company — New Brighton; BBB Accredited, A+; lists Ramsey County in its service area. Owl Roofing LLC — Shoreview; BBB Accredited since February 2026, A- rated; LLC formed November 2025 per BBB. Northern Exteriors MN — Cottage Grove; owner-led since 2001, A+ rated (not accredited), MN License #BC297099, Malarkey Certified Pro, LP Remodelers Edge member.
What this listing tells you: the company is based elsewhere in the east metro but advertises service in Roseville. A nearby headquarters can still be genuinely local to the city, but distance alone does not prove project volume, permit familiarity, crew continuity, or warranty service. Ask for recent Roseville references, who will manage the job, and how service calls are handled after installation.
3. Companies with Roseville branches or service locations
Aspen Contracting, Inc. — Roseville branch at 2780 Snelling Ave N Ste 101; headquartered in Lee’s Summit, Missouri; BBB service area lists most U.S. states; the BBB profile viewed in September 2026 showed an A+ rating. DaBella — Roseville branch; headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon; operates in multiple states; the BBB profile viewed in September 2026 showed an A+ rating. MC Exteriors, Inc. — Roseville branch at 3101 Old Hwy 8; headquartered in Circle Pines, Minnesota; the BBB profile viewed in September 2026 showed an A+ rating. Verify the current profile, local contact and service process before hiring.
What this listing tells you: the Roseville location is part of a company headquartered elsewhere. A branch model may offer capacity, financing and standardized processes, but local staffing and service can vary by location. Ask who the salesperson, project manager and installation crew will be, how long the local team has operated, and exactly who handles workmanship warranty calls if staffing or the branch changes.
Side by side
| Company | Headquarters / Roseville relationship | Listing model | BBB profile checked Sept. 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aspen Contracting | Lee’s Summit, MO; Roseville branch | Branch/service location | Accredited, A+ |
| Austad Construction | Little Canada | Nearby east-metro | Accredited, A+ |
| Bonfe Exteriors | Little Canada | Nearby east-metro | Accredited, A+ |
| Cubic Roofing | Roseville; BBB start date 2008 | Roseville-based | A+, not accredited |
| DaBella | Hillsboro, OR; Roseville branch | Branch/service location | Accredited, A+ |
| EZ Home Solutions | Roseville | Roseville-based general contractor | Accredited, A+ |
| Hoover Roofing | Roseville | Roseville-based | Not rated |
| IRoof Minnesota | Little Canada | Nearby east-metro | Accredited, A+ |
| MC Exteriors | Circle Pines; Roseville branch | Branch/service location | Accredited, A+ |
| Northern Exteriors MN | Cottage Grove; owner-led since 2001 | Nearby east-metro | A+, not accredited |
| Owl Roofing | Shoreview; LLC formed 2025 per BBB | Nearby east-metro | Accredited, A- |
| Sellers Roofing | New Brighton | Nearby east-metro | Accredited, A+ |
BBB accreditation and the BBB letter rating are separate. Accreditation requires a business to apply, meet BBB standards and pay applicable fees; the rating is calculated separately and can appear on accredited and non-accredited profiles. A corporate or headquarters profile may not tell you how a specific local branch performs. Treat BBB information as one input alongside the Minnesota license lookup, current insurance, recent local projects, references, crew history and the written scope.
Seven questions that sort any Roseville roofer, whatever the type
- Is the company’s Minnesota license active? Search the company at the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry, confirm the legal business name and license number, and make sure the name on the contract matches.
- Who handles workmanship warranty service? Ask for the written term, exclusions, response process and local service contact. Manufacturer material coverage and the contractor’s workmanship warranty are separate.
- Who will install and manage the roof? Ask whether the crew is employed or subcontracted, how long that crew has worked with the company, who supervises the job and whom you call if a problem appears.
- Can the insurer send proof of coverage? Request a current certificate of insurance from the insurance agency rather than relying on an old photocopy. Confirm general liability and workers’ compensation as applicable.
- Is the scope itemized? Tear-off, decking price per sheet, ice-and-water coverage, underlayment, ventilation, flashing, disposal, product line and change-order rules should be written down before work starts.
- What does Roseville require for this scope? Permit and inspection requirements can change and may depend on the exact work. Confirm the current requirement with the City of Roseville and make the contract state who obtains any required permit and pays the fee.
- How do they handle insurance-related work? A contractor can inspect, photograph damage, prepare a scope and meet the adjuster. Your insurer and policy determine coverage. Be cautious with anyone who guarantees approval or tells you exactly what the carrier will pay before the insurer decides.
What the June 2026 hail means for Roseville roofs right now
After the June 19, 2026 storm, Northern Exteriors documented quarter-sized hail, shingle bruising and dented soft metals on some Roseville properties we inspected. That is a first-party observation from those homes, not a claim that every Roseville roof was damaged. Hail effects vary by stone size, wind, roof age, slope, material and exposure, and damage is often difficult to judge from the driveway. If your property was in the storm path, a photo-documented inspection can establish the roof’s condition. Policy terms and reporting duties vary, so review your policy and contact your insurer rather than relying on a universal deadline. If damage is isolated, repair may still be the sensible answer.
Roseville includes many mid-century homes, but roof history varies from house to house. Some properties have newer decking and a complete tear-off history; others reveal spaced boards, damaged sheathing, old repairs or ventilation issues only after the shingles come off. Ask every bidder to state the decking price per sheet or board before tear-off day, explain how change orders are documented, and photograph any concealed condition before charging for additional work.
Frequently asked questions
Does a Roseville address mean the company is headquartered in Roseville?
Not necessarily. An address may be a headquarters, branch, service office or shared business location. Check the company website, BBB profile and Minnesota license record, then ask who works locally and who handles warranty service.
Are branch or national roofing companies automatically a bad choice?
No. Business model alone does not determine quality. Compare the local project manager, crew history, written scope, references, workmanship warranty and local service process instead of judging only by company size.
Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Roseville, MN?
Requirements can change and may depend on the exact scope. Confirm the current requirement with the City of Roseville and make the contract state who obtains any required permit, schedules inspections and pays the fee.
Did the June 19, 2026 storm damage roofs in Roseville?
Northern Exteriors documented quarter-sized hail, shingle bruising and dented soft metals on some Roseville properties inspected after that storm. That does not mean every roof was damaged; a photo-documented inspection is the reliable way to evaluate a specific property.
How do I verify a Roseville roofer’s license and insurance?
Search the legal business name at the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry license lookup. Request a current certificate of insurance from the insurance agency and confirm general liability and workers’ compensation as applicable.
Does homeowners insurance cover hail damage in Roseville?
Coverage depends on the policy, damage and insurance company. There is no universal answer or deadline that applies to every homeowner. Document the condition promptly, review your policy and contact your insurer for its requirements and coverage decision.
If you’d like our bid in the mix
Call or text 651-230-5103 or request a free estimate. We’ll inspect the roof, photograph what we find, and give you an itemized scope you can compare line by line against anyone else’s. Our full facts are on the company information page, and financing is available if you’d rather not pay for a roof all at once. For how we approached the same question in our own city, see choosing a roofing contractor in Cottage Grove.
