Sioux City roofing and siding contractors

Yes — 609 14th St, Suite A, Sioux City, IA 51105, open mon–sat, 8am–6pm. Matt runs this side of the territory and answers 402.369.2296 himself. It matters after a storm, when half the trucks on your street have out-of-state plates and will be gone by fall.

Usually same day, and at the latest within about 48 hours. Active leaks jump the line — if water is coming into the house right now, call 402.369.2296 instead of filling out a form and we’ll get something over it today.

Old houses and hard wind. The median house in Sioux City was built in 1957, and nearly a third of the city’s housing went up before 1940. Put a 98 mph downburst on that kind of stock, the way August 2, 2001 did, and you get lifted and torn shingles, flashing pulled away from old chimneys, and decking that was never meant to hold a nail the way plywood does.

Yes — and everywhere else in Woodbury County and the towns around it. South Sioux City, North Sioux City, Dakota Dunes, Le Mars, Sergeant Bluff are all regular stops. The town list is a set of examples, not a boundary; if you’re within about an hour of Sioux City we’re there.

Nothing, and no. You get a roof inspection with photographs and a line-itemized written quote you can put side by side with anyone else's. If we think you have five more years in the roof you have, we’ll tell you that instead — it happens often enough that we would rather say it up front.

Matt will meet your adjuster on the roof and walk the damage with them, which is the part that changes outcomes. We can’t file the claim for you — that has to come from you — but we’ll tell you honestly whether you have one worth filing before you pick up the phone.