Stillwater Roofing

In the heart of Stillwater, Minnesota, Stillwater Roofing stands as your dependable roofing contractor specializing in a wide range of services to meet your needs. We understand that a sturdy and reliable roof is critical for the safety and comfort of your home. That’s why we offer comprehensive Roofing Installation in Stillwater tailored to our clients’ diverse requirements.

Our experienced team is adept at Residential Roofing solutions that not only protect your home from the elements but also enhance its overall appeal. Moreover, we extend our expertise to Roof Inspection services, ensuring that any potential issues are caught early and addressed promptly. When it comes to Roof Repair, our skilled technicians employ the latest techniques to deliver durable results you can trust. At Stillwater Roofing, every project receives personalized attention and is carried out with an unwavering commitment to quality workmanship.

Services: Residential Roofing, Roof Inspection, Roof Repair

Phone: 651-867-4333

Worth clarifying up front: this is a commercial roofing company. Stillwater Roofing presents itself as Minnesota’s commercial roofing specialist, with agricultural buildings as its other main category — barns, outbuildings and farm structures, which have a different roofing problem to a house and a very different budget conversation.

The business is family owned and operated, founded over a decade ago, and run by Paul Johnston as owner with Andrea Merkle as owner and COO. It serves Stillwater and the surrounding areas, and states that it is fully licensed and insured with GAF-certified professionals on its crews.

Service lines are organised the way a commercial building owner thinks about a roof rather than the way a homeowner does. Inspection comes first, then installation, replacement, repair and — importantly — restoration. Restoration is the option that often goes unmentioned: where the deck and substrate are still sound, recoating and repairing an aging membrane or metal roof can buy years of service without a full tear-off, and the cost and operational disruption are far lower. Having it on the list means an owner gets both options priced rather than only the larger job.

Storm damage repair is handled separately, which in eastern Minnesota is a seasonal reality rather than an occasional event. The site also breaks out roof materials and roof types as distinct reference categories, consistent with a contractor working across membrane, metal and other commercial systems rather than one shingle line.

Financing is available, which matters more for commercial and farm work than it does residentially, since a roof replacement on a production building is a capital decision competing with equipment.

Customer accounts repeatedly describe the owner himself attending inspections, photographing the problem and writing up the report — including for callers who had a roof installed by someone else. For a building owner trying to establish whether a leak is a repair, a restoration or a replacement, that distinction is the entire value of the first visit.