Brooklyn Park sits just south of Dayton along the Mississippi River corridor, home to about 82,893 residents and a median household income of $89,891 (Data source: U.S. Census Bureau / Data Commons). That income level tells us something useful: Brooklyn Park homeowners invest in their properties. They're not looking for the cheapest patch job.
They want the work done right the first time, and they expect a contractor who shows up prepared and explains what they're doing. That's exactly how we operate. The city's neighborhoods range from the established single-family streets near Edinbrook Crossing and Oak Grove Parkway to newer developments closer to 93rd Avenue.
Each area has its own mix of roof ages and styles, which means we see everything from aging asphalt shingles on 1980s ramblers to newer homes where a bad install is already showing problems. Minnesota's freeze-thaw cycle is hard on every roof in Brooklyn Park. Ice dams form fast along the north-facing slopes, and spring hail seasons across Hennepin County can strip granules off an entire roof in one storm.
We check for all of it.