Exterior services built around the condition of your property
Pro24 Contracting provides roofing, siding, windows, gutters, storm restoration, inspections, insurance-claim support, and commercial exterior work through one Minnesota contractor. That matters because exterior systems meet at roof edges, walls, openings, flashing, and drainage paths. Looking at the full assembly helps uncover the reason for a leak or failure and keeps related work in the right order.
You do not need to know which service to request before calling. Begin with what you can see: a ceiling stain, missing shingle, dented metal, loose siding, failed seal, draft, overflowing gutter, or an exterior that has reached the end of its useful life. Pro24 can inspect the condition, explain practical choices, and define the work needed to protect the property.
Roof inspection
An inspection creates a clearer starting point for repairs, replacements, storm concerns, and real-estate decisions. The review may include visible roof coverings, penetrations, flashings, edges, drainage, gutters, siding transitions, and accessible signs of water movement. Interior observations can also matter because water often travels along decking, framing, or insulation before it appears on a ceiling.
Afterward, you should understand what was observed, which conditions need attention, and whether the issue appears limited or widespread. A useful inspection does not force every finding into the same solution. Some conditions call for monitoring, some for a focused repair, and others for replacement planning.
Roof repair
Roof repair can address localized problems such as missing or damaged shingles, flashing failures, exposed fasteners, minor storm impacts, or a leak tied to one detail. The surrounding roof condition still matters. A repair should address the likely entry point and consider whether nearby materials can support a durable result.
If you notice active water, protect the interior first and document the condition. Avoid climbing onto the roof. Fast action can limit secondary damage, but an interior stain alone does not reveal the exact exterior source. Pro24 traces the visible evidence and discusses the scope before work begins.
Roof replacement
Replacement becomes a practical consideration when wear is widespread, leaks recur, shingles are brittle or missing across several areas, decking concerns are present, or repeated repairs no longer provide confidence. Planning includes material selection, ventilation, flashing, penetrations, roof edges, underlayment, disposal, property protection, and cleanup.
Homeowners should compare written scopes, not only product names. Ask what will be removed, how damaged decking will be handled, which ventilation components are included, how valleys and penetrations will be detailed, and what happens if concealed conditions are found. Clear scope language makes choices easier to compare.
Storm damage repair and restoration
Hail, wind, falling branches, and wind-driven rain can affect several parts of the exterior during one event. Missing or creased shingles, dents in soft metal, displaced siding, torn screens, damaged trim, and new leaks all deserve attention. Some damage is subtle from the ground, especially on roof slopes that are not visible from the street.
Record the storm date and photograph conditions safely. Keep emergency invoices and claim correspondence together. Pro24 can inspect and document visible construction damage, complete temporary protection when appropriate, and prepare a repair or replacement scope. Insurance carriers determine coverage; the contractor explains the property condition and the work required.
Siding installation and repair
Siding protects wall assemblies while shaping the appearance of the home. Cracks, loose panels, impact damage, open seams, failed transitions, and deterioration around windows or roof-to-wall areas can allow moisture behind the finished surface. A siding assessment should look beyond the most visible panel and consider trim, flashing, weather barriers, penetrations, and adjacent assemblies.
Repair can make sense when damage is limited and compatible material is available. Replacement provides an opportunity to address widespread wear, improve consistent weather protection, and coordinate details around openings. Pro24 helps homeowners understand the tradeoffs before materials are selected.
Window replacement
Aging windows may show drafts, condensation between panes, difficult operation, damaged frames, water staining, failed seals, or exterior trim problems. Replacement decisions should consider the window unit and the opening around it. Correct flashing, sealing, trim integration, and siding details are important to long-term performance.
Pro24 helps select and install window options based on the home, the existing opening, and the homeowner’s priorities. If window work is part of a larger siding project, coordinating the sequence can reduce duplicated finish work and help create cleaner exterior transitions.
Gutter installation and repair
Gutters move roof runoff away from walls, landscaping, walkways, and foundations. Sagging sections, leaking joints, poor slope, loose fasteners, undersized outlets, and downspouts that discharge too close to the building can interrupt that job. Winter conditions can add weight and expose weak attachments or drainage problems.
Gutter work should account for roof area, water flow, discharge locations, roof-edge condition, and how the system meets fascia and other exterior details. If roofing is also planned, coordinating the gutter sequence helps protect new materials and avoid unnecessary removal.
Commercial and multifamily exterior work
Occupied and income-producing properties need clear scheduling, access planning, material staging, resident or tenant communication, and daily site control. Pro24 works with owners and managers to assess roofing and exterior conditions, prioritize active concerns, and organize scopes across one or several buildings.
Maintenance records, leak histories, prior repair information, roof plans, and storm dates help build a better picture of the property. Decision-makers should receive enough information to separate urgent work from capital planning and to understand how a proposed scope affects building operations.
What to expect from Pro24
Start by describing the property and the concern. An inspection or project conversation clarifies the condition and the available path. Pro24 then explains the scope, answers questions about materials and sequence, and keeps communication open as the work moves forward. Property protection and cleanup are part of completing the job responsibly.
Questions worth asking before work begins
Ask who will be your project contact, how schedule changes will be communicated, where materials will be placed, and what you should move or protect before crews arrive. Review how landscaping, driveways, decks, windows, and exterior equipment will be protected. Confirm how debris and fasteners will be collected and how the property will be checked at completion.
For any written scope, look for the specific materials and areas included, removal and disposal responsibilities, installation details, and a process for concealed conditions that cannot be confirmed until work opens the assembly. If several exterior systems are included, ask for the sequence so roofing, siding, windows, and gutters meet cleanly. A clear scope helps prevent assumptions and gives you a useful reference throughout construction.
Pro24 is based in Ham Lake, is licensed in Minnesota, and serves homeowners and property owners across Minnesota and western Wisconsin. The company has completed more than 300 projects since 2021. To request an inspection or discuss a project, call 612-235-8696 or use the contact page.
