Roofs Built for the River Valley
Winona roofs take a beating that roofs in flatter country don't. Heavy snow slides off the bluffs' shaded slopes late, ice dams form along the eaves during freeze-thaw weeks, summer humidity off the Mississippi cooks unvented attics, and when hail comes up the valley it tends to come through fast and hard. We've been roofing Winona homes since 1987, and we build every roof for exactly this climate.
A lot of Winona's housing stock is older — steep-pitched homes from the early 1900s near Winona State and downtown, mid-century ranches in Goodview and the West End, and newer builds out toward Stockton Valley. Each roofs differently. The older homes often carry multiple shingle layers that need a full tear-off and decking inspection; the ranches usually need ventilation corrected before new shingles go on. We've seen just about every roof condition this town can produce, and we'll tell you honestly what yours needs — and what it doesn't.
When you hire Rasmussen, Josh and Justin are on your roof — not a traveling storm crew that disappears after the check clears. That matters in a town where we run into our customers at the grocery store.