Roofing and remodeling in Bloomington, MN.
Roof replacement, storm repair, siding, windows, kitchens, baths and decks for Bloomington homes, from Todd Carstensen's family crew in nearby Chanhassen.
Roofs built to Bloomington's rules.
Bloomington spells out its reroofing rules in a short city handout: a permit is required, an ice barrier must run from the lowest roof edge to at least 24 inches inside the exterior wall, and a roof can have no more than two layers of asphalt shingles.
We take the old roof off first, so Todd can inspect the decking and replace rotten boards before the new roof goes on.
What we do in Bloomington
- Roof replacement and metal roofing
- Storm and hail repair
- Siding, stucco and stone and windows and gutters
- Kitchens, bathrooms and basements
- Decks in Bloomington and deck repair
Nearby
We also work in Edina, Chanhassen and Minnetonka.
Lakes and landmarks
Hyland Lake, Normandale Lake, Bush Lake and the Minnesota River bluffs
City building permit information5.0 stars from 6 Google reviews.
Absolutely perfect work - Also helped us with the insurance and mortgage company paperwork; above and beyond, the best.
Fast is an understatement. Todd got back to me same day after I initially contacted him.
Todd was extremely helpful, easy to communicate with, gave us honest answers and roofed our house quickly and efficiently. Their work has high quality. He even helped me out with the insurance company after we filed a claim for hail damage and met the inspector at our home.
Questions from homeowners.
Do I need a permit to reroof in Bloomington?
Yes. Bloomington's reroofing handout says a permit is required to reroof a home, and repairs larger than about 10 by 10 feet need one too. The handout is linked on this page.
Can a new roof go over my old shingles?
Bloomington's handout allows at most two layers of asphalt shingles. We take the old roof off first anyway, so Todd can inspect the decking and replace rotten boards.
Talk to Todd about your project.
Every project starts with a free written estimate. Todd answers his own phone.