Roofs That Hold Up on the Hillside
La Crescent roofs live a harder life than most. Storm cells that build over the coulees tend to funnel straight up the Mississippi valley, the hillside neighborhoods above town catch wind that the village core never feels, and north-facing slopes hold snow and breed ice dams weeks after the rest of the roof is clear. We've been roofing homes on both sides of this river valley since 1987.
The housing mix here runs from older homes in the village core near Main Street to the split-levels and walkouts climbing the hillside off County 29 and the newer builds toward Eagles Bluff. Each has its own roofing quirks — the hillside homes especially, where valleys, dormers, and complex rooflines demand flashing work done by someone who's mastered it, not learned it on your house.
We're about 30 minutes from La Crescent via Highway 16, and unlike the storm-chasing crews that sweep through after every big hail event and vanish, we're here year-round. If something ever needs attention under warranty, you call Josh or Justin — the same people who installed it.