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Roofing for HOA Boards Who Read the Contract.

Volunteer boards and property managers have enough on their plate. We publish our entire process — 6 steps, every deliverable, who shows up — before you give us your phone number. Then if the fit is right, submit a one-page intake form.

MBE & MCUP-CERTIFIED · LOCAL 96 ROOFERS UNION SIGNATORY · INSURANCE & PUBLIC ADJUSTER FLUENT

Free, no-obligation. 24-hour bid response in MN/SD/ND/WI/IA.

Union roofing crew on a multi-unit HOA townhome complex

Service summary

HOA Roofing Pro replaces and repairs roofs for HOAs, condo associations, and townhome communities across Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, and South Dakota with itemized per-building bids, board-presentation packets, and direct insurance-claim coordination.

  • Response time: 24-hour written bid for HOA boards
  • Systems: Architectural shingles, TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen
  • Pricing: Per-building line-item; no per-unit aggregator fees
  • Insurance: Direct carrier and PA coordination; supplements supported
  • Service area: MN, WI, IA, ND, SD (122 cities)
  • Phone: (651) 627-5270 · Bid request: Get a Free Quote
MBE Certified MCUP Certified Union Labor Insurance & PA Approved BBB Accredited $5M GL Insurance
HOA roofing specifics

What We Do Differently for HOA Boards

Sealed Bids, Board-Ready Format

Sealed bid PDF with line-item scope, union-scale labor breakdown, material specs, warranty terms, and exclusions. Plus a one-page comparison sheet your treasurer can circulate.

Board Meeting Attendance

We attend board meetings — in person or via video — to present, answer questions, and field concerns. No closer in the room. No follow-up pressure if you go with someone else.

Contract Template Upfront

Ask for the full contract template before you commit — including warranty terms, payment schedule, lien-waiver language, and exclusions. Your attorney or treasurer reviews it before a signature is in play.

60-Day Bid Validity

Board votes take time. Our bids are valid for 60 days. We don't chase you and we don't let bids expire as a pressure tactic.

MBE & MCUP Certified

Independently verified Minority Business Enterprise and Minority Contractor Utilization Program certifications. Helps HOA management companies satisfy supplier-diversity reporting requirements.

Union Labor, W-2 Crew

Local 96 Roofers union signatory. All crew are HOA Roofing Pro W-2 employees — no day labor, no labor brokers. OSHA-30 trained, fully insured.

Shingle & hail expertise

HOA Asphalt Shingle Roofing & Hail Damage Restoration

Most HOA townhome and condo associations in the Upper Midwest carry architectural asphalt shingle roofing. We specify Class 4 impact-resistant shingles as the default for HOA roof replacement — they survive the next hail event where standard 3-tab shingles would not, and many carriers offer premium discounts when Class 4 is installed.

HOA Class 4 Impact-Resistant Shingles

Class 4 impact-resistant shingle systems from CertainTeed, GAF, Owens Corning, and Malarkey. UL 2218 Class 4 rating means the shingle passes a 2-inch steel-ball drop test from 20 feet without splitting. For HOAs in MN, WI, IA, ND, and SD, this is the right specification given regional hail exposure.

HOA Hail Damage Restoration

When hail hits an HOA community, we document strikes with NOAA Storm Prediction Center data, on-site test squares, drone imagery, and adjuster-format Xactimate scopes. Replacement work is phased building-by-building. Insurance claim coordination is part of every hail restoration project.

Roof slope expertise

Steep Slope & Low Slope Roofing for HOA Communities

Most HOA communities have both. Townhome buildings are typically steep slope (4:12 and higher). Clubhouse and mailroom buildings often have low-slope sections. Mansards and dormers add a third roof type. We self-perform all of them.

Steep Slope HOA Roofing

Architectural asphalt shingle, designer shingle, standing seam metal, and synthetic slate for HOA townhomes, pitched-roof condos, and steep-slope residential associations. The default HOA roof type in the Upper Midwest.

Low Slope Sections in HOAs

TPO single-ply or EPDM membrane on clubhouse, mailroom, carport, and accent low-slope sections inside HOA communities. These small low-slope scopes get overlooked by shingle-only roofers — we self-perform them on the same project.

Standing Seam Metal Accents

Mansards, dormers, porte-cocheres, and entry-canopy accents that are visible from grade. Standing seam metal roof systems for HOAs that want a 40+ year design accent or need to satisfy architectural covenants requiring metal on visible surfaces.

Board feedback

What Boards Say

“The bid comparison sheet was the single thing that made our board vote unanimous. Everyone could see warranty length, underlayment spec, exclusions, and payment terms side-by-side without me having to translate roofing into plain English at the meeting.”

HOA Board President, Twin Cities west metro

“Their PM told us on the pre-site walk that our west-facing slopes had three more years of useful life and we should defer half the replacement to next reserve cycle. That call probably cost them $40K and earned more trust than any sales pitch ever could.”

HOA Treasurer, southeast Twin Cities suburb

“Our project manager attended two consecutive board meetings — answered every technical question we threw at him, never once pushed us to sign. When we voted yes, it was because the process earned it, not because we got worn down.”

HOA Board Vice President, northern Twin Cities suburb

“Insurance claim from the August hail event was settled in 11 days. They handled the adjuster meeting, the supplement, and the depreciation release. Our reserve study didn't take the hit we were bracing for.”

Property Manager, Dakota County HOA portfolio

Composite quotes representative of board feedback. Specific names withheld for member privacy.

Ready to Talk to a Project Manager?

One short intake form. No salesperson calls. A PM calls back within 4 business hours.