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Multifamily Roofing

Roofing services for HOA and CIC communities including townhomes, condominiums, duplexes, apartments, and other multifamily properties.

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Full Roof Replacement

Hoffman Weber Construction is Minnesota's multifamily roofing replacement expert. We have specialized management systems, experienced manpower and big buying power to design and install your community’s new roofs and offer solid value. Count on Hoffman Weber for a safe, low-stress roofing experience. We’ve got you covered!

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Roof Repairs & Maintenance

Regular maintenance is your residential community’s best insurance against roof leaks that can cause costly wood rot, dangerous mold and water damage to interior surfaces. Professional maintenance also will extend the life of your roofs by fixing small defects before they lead to big problems. Hoffman Weber can fix flashing, kill algae, patch holes and secure loose shingles.

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Roof Inspections

How old is your roof? When was the last time it had a close-up inspection? How did it fare in the last hailstorm or high wind event? Hoffman Weber Construction will perform a professional inspection and document deterioration, defects or storm damage so you can file an insurance claim or schedule your own replacement or repairs.

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Customer Stories

Join countless homeowners who trust us with their community-wide roofing projects.

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“Ryan & his team have done several work orders & projects with Associations. Small work: reattached venting to Large projects: New roofs on 104 townhomes. The HW team ensures homeowners are notified and the work is done completely. They also do a great job responding and ensuring warranty work is done.”
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“Based on our experience with Hoffman Weber, both the communication and quality of work, as well as the cleanup & safety concerns, if a community was looking at a project of this size, I would whole-heartedly recommend them to anywhere.”
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“As a Board member of the Arden Hills North Homeowners Association, I would like to offer a positive recommendation for Hoffman Weber Construction. Our Association feels very confident we’ve made the best contractor selection.”
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“The workmanship is excellent, their crew were amazingly quick and Hoffman Weber’s supervisors did their best to smooth over ruffled feathers along the way. Professional is a great description. The entire neighborhood looks brand new and a big thank you goes to Hoffman Weber for taking on such a job that had big complications to overcome before they even stepped on the jobsite.”
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Count on our community roofing experts to explain the benefits of each building material and help you coordinate components for the right roof and lasting performance.

Project Highlights

See for yourself! Tour recent multifamily and commercial roof inspections, repairs and replacements we completed for condo and townhome homeowners associations (HOA).

FAQs

Find Answers to Your Roofing Questions

Why should I care if the roof over an adjacent unit leaks?

When water leaks through a damaged or deteriorated roof it can travel along framing and appear in living spaces far from the source. Water infiltration that emerges in your neighbor’s home may originate over your. Or a leak in their roof could damage your place.

What can my condominium or townhome community do to protect our roofs from hail and wind damage?

As roof shingles age they become more brittle and susceptible to hail and wind damage. A new roof should withstand hail and wind better than an old one. Impact-resistant shingles perform best. Timberline® ArmorShield™ II SBS Modified IR Shingles are UL 2218 Class 4 impact resistance rated. Polymer modified asphalt makes these shingles more durable, rubber-like, and super-flexible, which reduces stress when impacted.

How are asphalt shingles rated for wind and impact resistance?

Traditional 3-tab shingles typically are rated to withstand 60-70 MPH wind. Four-tab architectural shingles usually are rated for 110 MPH wind. High-Wind shingles can withstand 130 MPH winds.

What could shorten the life of an asphalt shingle roof?

Inadequate attic ventilation or excess moisture can deteriorate roof sheathing and shingles from below. Overhanging trees that drop debris and slow drying can lead to moss and mold that can deteriorate roofing. Walking on a roof in extremely hot or cold weather can damage shingles.

What could extend the life of an asphalt shingle roof?

For maximum lifespan of an asphalt roof, keep the attic cool. Avoid walking on the roof on extremely hot days to avoid scuffing the surface. Remove debris and treat to aid drying and discourage mold growth.

Is it okay to install a new layer of asphalt shingle over an existing one?

It is best to remove old shingles before installing new ones. This enables inspection of the roof deck for rot, replacement of the ice and water membrane at the eaves and valleys,, reduces weight on the roof structure, and ensures the new shingles lay flat.

Should I be concerned if my condo or townhome association has people chip ice dams off my roof?

Chipping ice off roofs can (and usually does) damage shingles. Hoffman Weber removes snow from eaves with lightweight snow rakes that will not damage the surface. This prevents ice or enables it to melt faster. The safest way to remove thick ice dams with steam directed by an experienced technician from hydraulic man lift. Walking on icy roofs in winter is both dangerous and can damage brittle shingles.

If my home has older skylights, should they be replaced while reroofing?

Skylights, especially those made with plastic, fail and leak over time. Skylights should be carefully inspected for failed seals, cracks, wood rot and faulting flashing before reroofing and replaced if they are to last as long as the new roof.

Is roofing felt (tar paper) required under roofing shingles?

Roofing felt is required under asphalt shingle roofs.

Where must ice and water membrane be installed?

Ice and water membrane should be installed at valleys eaves and along gently sloped roofs. At eaves it should be installed from the edge of the roof to 2-feet beyond the interior wall.

Is drip edge flashing required? What purpose does it serve?

Drip edge flashing helps to move water away from the roof and the trim boards below.

If I am considering installing or replacing gutters should they be installed before, during or after reroofing?

Depending on how existing gutters are installed, they may need to be removed before reroofing. New gutters are best installed after a new roof is installed. This prevents the gutters from becoming damaged while removing the old roof and installing the new one. Depending on the condition of the fascia board behind the gutters, the fascia may need to be replaced to ensure a solid mounting surface and effective weatherproofing.

Meet The Multifamily Team

Hoffman Weber's multifamily construction division managers.

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Ryan Arvola, CMCA
MN Multifamily Construction Director

Ryan serves as the main client liaison for the Minnesota Multifamily Division.

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Tim Swenson
CO Multifamily Construction Director

Tim serves as the main client liaison for the Colorado Multifamily Division.

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Sunnie Bergh, CMCA
Multifamily Administrative Manager

Provides exceptional communication and service to property managers & residents.

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Minnesota and Wisconsin

Serving the Greater Twin Cities and Wisconsin

Hoffman Weber is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Our Twin Cities team serves about a 60 mile radius including Andover, Anoka, Apple Valley, Arcola, Arden Hills, Blaine, Bloomington, Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center, Burnsville, Cambridge, Chaska, Champlin, Chanhassen, Columbus Heights, Cottage Grove, Coon Rapids, Eagan, Eden Prairie, Edina, Elk River, Fridley, Farmington, Forest Lake, Golden Valley, Ham Lake, Hopkins, Hugo, Inver Grove Heights, Lino Lakes, Maple Grove, Maplewood, Marine on St Croix,  Mendota Heights, Minnetonka, New Brighton, North Oaks, Osseo, Plymouth, Prior Lake, Rosemount, Roseville, Savage, Shakopee, St Louis Park, St Paul, Shoreview, Stillwater,  Vadnais Heights, Wayzata, White Bear Lake, and Woodbury.  

We also service parts of north-western Wisconsin including Barron, Birchwood, Hayward, Rice Lake, Taylor Falls, Turtle Lake. Give us a call to see if we're in your community, too.

Call Now: 763-280-7771 (main), (763) 400-4155 (new customers)

Colorado

Serving Greater Denver Colorado

Our crews cover a lot of ground around Denver. You'll find us in Arvada, Aurora, Berkley, Boulder, Bow Mar, Brighton, Broomfield, Castle Pines, Cherry Hills Village, Centennial, Columbine, Commerce City, Cottonwood, Derby, Dove Valley, Edgewater, Englewood, Federal Heights, Foxfield, Glendale, Greenwood Village, Golden, Henderson, Heritage Hills, Highlands Ranch, Ken Caryl, Lafayette, Lakeside, Lakewood, Littleton, Lone Tree, Parker, Ponderosa East, Sheridan, Southglenn, Stonegate, The Pinery, Thornton, West Pleasant View, Welby, Westminster, Wheatridge and Wolhurst. Give us a call to see if we're in your community, too.

Call now: 720-310-2729 (main), (720) 399-6806 (new customers)

Serving Greater Omaha Nebraska and Iowa

Our crews cover a lot of ground around Omaha. You'll find us in Arlington, Ashland, Bellevue, Bennington, Blair, Carter Lake, Cedar Bluffs, Cedar Creek, Chalco, Chautauqua, Council Bluffs, Fort Calhoun, Freemont, Greenwood, Gretna, La Platte, La Vista, Lincoln, Louisville, Papillion, Plattsmouth, Ralston, Richfield, Springfield, South Bend, Valley, Wahoo, Wann, Waterloo, Waverly, and Yuton.  Give us a call to see if we're in your community, too.

Omaha: 402-965-0363 (main), 402-316-3417 (new customers)