Roofing · Sioux Falls, SD
We provide roof repairs and replacements throughout Sioux Falls, Brandon, Harrisburg, and Tea.
Get my free quoteSioux Falls sits right in hail alley. The summer of 2021 brought 3.5-inch hailstones, and 2022 saw tennis ball-sized hail hit neighborhoods from McKennan Park to East Sioux Falls. When storms roll through, your roof takes the beating. We inspect shingle damage, check for compromised decking, and work directly with insurance adjusters who know what local claims look like.
Most homes in older neighborhoods like Whittier and Pettigrew Heights were built before 1970, and many original roofs are long past their 20-year lifespan. Newer developments in Southwest Sioux Falls and around Copper Creek often need repairs from wind damage or installation issues. We work on everything from historic bungalows near downtown to modern builds along Arrowhead Parkway.
Our crews know Minnehaha County permit requirements and the typical timeline for inspections. We handle full tear-offs, patch work after storm damage, and repairs to flashing around chimneys and vents. Materials get delivered on time, and we clean up daily so your property stays safe while we work.
Hail hits Sioux Falls hard most summers, with significant storms in 2014, 2018, 2021, and 2022. We check for bruised or cracked shingles, dented vents and flashing, and damage to ridge caps that might not be obvious from the ground.
When repairs don't make sense anymore, we do full tear-offs down to the decking. We replace any rotted sheathing, install new underlayment and ice barrier, and put down dimensional shingles rated for high wind.
We document damage with photos and measurements your insurance adjuster needs to see. After approval, we handle the work according to your policy and make sure the scope matches what was agreed.
Leaks around chimneys, skylights, and valleys get worse fast in our freeze-thaw cycles. We pull back shingles, replace rotted wood, and install new step flashing or counter flashing that actually sheds water.
Poor attic ventilation causes ice dams in winter and shortens shingle life in summer. We add ridge vents, soffit vents, or gable vents depending on your roof design and what your attic actually needs.
Gutters take a beating from hail and ice. We replace damaged sections, rehang sagging runs, and make sure downspouts drain away from your foundation, which matters in our clay soils.
Materials come from distributors here in Sioux Falls, so we don't wait on shipments from out of state. That means faster starts and no delays when we need an extra bundle or a specialty flashing piece.
We pull permits through the city and schedule inspections when required. You get copies of everything, and we don't close out a job until the final inspection passes.
Not every roof needs replacement after a storm. We tell you what actually needs fixing and what can wait. If your shingles have another five years, we say so.
We've worked in McKennan Park, All Saints, Tuthill, and new developments on the east and southwest sides. Ask for references near you and go look at the work yourself.
Sioux Falls weather is tough on roofs. Hail storms are frequent, with significant events in 2014, 2018, 2021 bringing 3.5-inch stones, and 2022 with tennis ball-sized hail. Wind gusts during summer storms regularly hit 70 to 80 mph, and the derecho on July 28, 2025 caused widespread damage across southeast South Dakota. A tornado hit western Sioux Falls in September 2019, the first in three decades. Winter brings freeze-thaw cycles that crack shingles and create ice dams, especially on older homes with poor attic ventilation. Many homes in neighborhoods like Whittier, Pettigrew Heights, and Cathedral were built before World War II and may still have original or very old roofs that need replacement.
Local clay soils expand and contract with moisture, which can shift foundations and stress roof structures over time. The Big Sioux River runs through the city, and homes near the floodplain deal with higher humidity that can speed up shingle deterioration. The city requires permits for most roof replacements, and inspections check for proper ventilation, ice barrier installation, and flashing details. Getting permits processed typically takes a few days, and scheduling the inspection adds another step before you can call the job complete.
A typical full roof replacement on a single-story ranch runs between $6,500 and $11,000 depending on size, pitch, and shingle quality. Two-story homes or complex roofs with multiple valleys and dormers usually cost $10,000 to $18,000. Repairs after hail damage might run $800 to $2,500 if you're replacing sections of shingles and some flashing. Prices go up if we find rotted decking that needs replacement, if your roof has a steep pitch that slows work down, or if you choose architectural shingles over basic three-tab. These are typical ranges for Minnehaha County and can vary based on material costs and how much prep work your roof needs.
Based around Sioux Falls, SD, we also take jobs in these nearby towns. Put your town on the form and we will tell you right away if we can help.
Look for dented gutters, downspouts, or vents, which are easier to see than shingle damage. On the roof itself, hail creates dark spots where granules got knocked off or small divots in the shingle surface. We check the slope facing the storm direction first since that takes the hardest hit.
Most full roof replacements require a permit from the city. We pull the permit, and an inspector comes out to check the work, usually focusing on ventilation and proper installation. Simple repairs often don't need permits, but we confirm with the city before starting.
Most single-story homes take one to two days depending on size and weather. Two-story or complex roofs might take three to four days. We can't work in heavy rain or high wind, so storms can push the timeline back.
We install GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed, which are all stocked locally. You can choose architectural shingles with better wind and hail ratings or go with standard three-tab to save money. We talk through options based on your budget and what your neighborhood typically uses.
It depends on your policy and the damage. Hail and wind damage are usually covered if the storm happened recently and the damage is documented. We take photos and measurements, but the adjuster makes the final call on what gets approved.
We can do emergency repairs in cold weather, but full replacements work best when it's above freezing. Shingle sealant strips need warmth to bond properly. Late fall and early spring are fine as long as we're not dealing with ice or snow on the roof.
Tell us what you need and where. We usually reply within one business day. A photo helps us give you a faster, more accurate quote.
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