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October 2026
This eye-level shot shows a roof with shingles covered in orange leaves. Moss is also visible growing on the shingles. A gutter is attached to the roof with a drainpipe running down the side of the house.
What to Know Before Repairing Your Roof This Fall Minnesota winters can be tough on roofs. Snow, ice, strong winds, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles can turn small roofing problems into serious damage. That’s why fall is a good time to address missing shingles, leaks, damaged flashing, and other issues before winter arrives. However, a quick...
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