Roofers
in Van Horne, IA
Iowa 52346

Most residential roof replacements take 1–3 days depending on size, pitch, and materials. Larger or more complex roofs may take longer.

Asphalt shingles are the most common, but metal roofs and TPO membranes are increasingly popular for energy efficiency and durability.
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Yes! We respond 24/7 for emergency roof repairs — including leaks, storm damage, and fallen debris.

It depends on your policy and the damage cause. We assist with insurance claims and can provide all required documentation.

At least once a year, and after major storms. Routine inspections prevent costly surprises.

Absolutely. All our roofers are fully licensed, bonded, and insured to meet or exceed state requirements.

Curling or missing shingles, granule loss, sagging, water damage inside your attic, or a roof older than 20 years may indicate it’s time to replace.

Yes — we specialize in both residential and commercial flat roofs including TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen.

In many cases, yes. We can use satellite imaging and photos to provide a preliminary estimate, then confirm details during inspection.

Full roof replacement, leak repair, storm/hail/wind damage restoration, new construction roofing, roof inspections and certifications, attic ventilation upgrades, skylight install/repair, flashing repair, roof coatings for flat roofs, and gutter/drip edge integration—serving homes and small commercial buildings across 52346, Iowa.

Yes—visual inspection plus photos and a written, itemized estimate. On request we can add drone imagery and a ventilation/moisture assessment specific to Van Horne climate conditions.

We evaluate shingle granule loss, curling, missing tabs, exposed mat, soft/rotted decking, active leaks, and age. If repairs exceed ~30–40% of the roof or shingles are at end-of-life, a replacement is usually more cost-effective for Iowa weather.

Architectural asphalt shingles, designer shingles, impact-resistant (Class 4) shingles, standing seam metal, stone-coated steel, cedar shake (where allowed), slate/synthetic slate, clay/concrete tile, and flat-roof systems (TPO, PVC, EPDM, modified bitumen).

We work with top lines from GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Malarkey, Atlas, and IKO. We’ll match color, profile, warranty, and wind/hail ratings to your Van Horne home and HOA requirements.

Absolutely. We locate the source (valley, chimney, pipe boots, flashing, skylight, ridge), perform temporary dry-in/tarping if needed, then complete a permanent repair—often the same day in 52346.

Common culprits: failed flashing, cracked pipe boots, lifted shingles from wind, ice dams, clogged gutters, and poor ventilation leading to condensation. We fix the cause—not just the symptoms.

Yes—we document damage with photos/video and detailed line items, meet the adjuster on-site, and follow carrier-approved scopes. You’ll always approve materials and schedule before work begins.

Most single-family homes complete in 1–2 days, depending on size, steepness, layers to remove, and weather. We schedule dumpster delivery, tear-off, dry-in, installation, and cleanup for minimal disruption.

Full tear-off to decking, replace rotten/soft sheathing, synthetic underlayment + ice & water shield in valleys/eaves, starter course, shingles/metal per spec, new flashings, ridge vent, and magnetic nail sweep—plus a workmanship warranty in Iowa.

Yes—balanced intake (soffit) and exhaust (ridge/power) per manufacturer NFA requirements. Proper ventilation reduces heat, moisture, ice dams, and shingle aging in Iowa climates.

We prefer synthetic underlayments for durability and ice & water shield at eaves, valleys, penetrations, and around chimneys/skylights—critical for freeze/thaw and wind-driven rain in Van Horne.

Yes—COIs, submittals, color boards, and historic-friendly materials (e.g., synthetic slate/cedar look). We coordinate access, quiet hours, and staging per 52346 association rules.

Yes—deck- or curb-mounted units with step/continuous flashing kits. We recommend energy-efficient glazing and proper underlayment to prevent future leaks.

We replace step/counter flashing, add crickets behind wide chimneys, reseal caps, and repoint minor mortar joints. For major masonry repairs we coordinate licensed partners while we handle roof integration.

3-tabs are thinner and lower-cost; architectural shingles are thicker, more wind/hail resistant, and offer better curb appeal and lifespan—our standard spec for Iowa weather.

Local code and condition dependent. We generally recommend tear-off to inspect decking, upgrade underlayment/flashings, and ensure warranty compliance—especially important in 52346 storms.

Yes—great for hail-prone areas. Some insurers offer premium discounts; we’ll provide documentation after installation for your Van Horne policy.

Absolutely—standing seam, ribbed/corrugated, and stone-coated steel. Metal performs well in wind, sheds snow, and can be paired with snow guards and high-temp underlayment in Iowa.

Yes—repairs, recover, or full replacement with mechanically fastened, fully adhered, or ballasted systems. We address ponding, seams, edge metals, and roof insulation (ISO) as needed.

Manufacturer limited lifetime on many shingle systems, extended warranties when we use full component packages, and a written workmanship warranty. We register your warranty and give you a close-out packet.

Landscape protection, tarps, plywood over AC units, driveway protection for dumpsters, magnetic sweeps, and daily cleanup. We photo-document before/after across 52346 jobs.

Yes—options for repairs and full replacements. We can structure payments aligned with insurance ACV/RPC timelines for Iowa claims.

Proper attic insulation/air-sealing, balanced ventilation, and ice & water shield at eaves. We can add heat cables where needed and correct gutter/drip-edge details in Van Horne.

Yes—seamless 5"/6" K-style or half-round, oversized downspouts, and micro-mesh guards. New gutters often follow roof replacement for a complete water management system in Van Horne.

We coordinate re-roof before solar, install solar-ready flashings, and provide layout drawings. For existing arrays, we can schedule panel removal/reinstall with a certified solar partner.

We identify the moisture source (bath fan not vented outside, blocked soffits), correct ventilation, replace affected materials as scoped, and can coordinate remediation per Iowa standards.

Yes—reseal or replace lifted shingles, re-nail to pattern, and upgrade hip/ridge and starter courses. We’ll check for deck fastener pull-through and edge metal integrity.

We prefer open metal valleys or closed-cut valleys per manufacturer spec, always with full-width ice & water shield beneath. We upsize flashing at sidewalls and dead valleys.

Often yes for replacement. We pull permits, schedule inspections, and meet code (sheathing, fasteners, underlayment, ventilation, and wind/uplift specs).

Replace rotted or delaminated OSB/plywood, add blocking at eaves/rakes for edge metals, and correct inadequate nailing patterns—documented with photos for your records.

Yes—replace cracked neoprene boots with long-life boots (neoprene or copper), reseal vents, and add storm collars on flues. Quick, affordable fixes that prevent big leaks.

We correct nailing patterns, re-flash penetrations, add missing starter/edge metal, fix high nails/bridging, and replace improperly lapped underlayment.

Light/reflective shingles, ENERGY STAR® rated options, and TPO/PVC membranes for flat roofs. We can also discuss radiant barrier and attic insulation upgrades.

Yes—snow guards on metal roofs, higher wind-rated shingles, ring-shank nails, six-nail patterns, and upgraded hip/ridge systems tailored to 52346 conditions.

Repairs usually within 24–72 hours (weather permitting). Full replacements are scheduled quickly once materials and permits are ready; most complete in 1–2 days.

Yes—TPO/PVC/EPDM repairs and replacements, coatings (silicone/acrylic), skylight domes, curb installs, and maintenance programs for small retail/office/warehouse properties.

Yes—silicone or acrylic coatings to extend life, improve reflectivity, and seal seams/fasteners. We prep by power-washing, rust treatment, and seam reinforcement.

Absolutely—submittals, samples, color/brand compliance, and jobsite rules. We keep boards informed and provide COIs and schedules.