Top 19 Roofers in Minneapolis (2026)
Lynknester ranked the top 19 roofers in Minneapolis by verified Google rating — 19 vetted pros total. 19 carry public Google ratings, averaging ★ 4.8. #1 ranked: Bold North Roofing and Contracting (★ 5.0). Unlike lead-fee platforms, each pro is matched one-per-job — no lead fees, no bidding wars. See how we compare to Angi and Thumbtack. See typical roofer costs in Minneapolis.
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Bold North Roofing and Contracting
#2CM ROOFING LLC
#3R & R Roofing Inc.
#4Roof Repair PHD
#5Twin Cities Contracting Services Inc.
#6Owl Roofing
#7Sela Roofing & Remodeling
#8eRoof
#9Bolechowski Construction, LLC
#10Kaufman Roofing
#11Minnesota Roofing Company
#12Sellers Roofing Company
#13Bayport Roofing and Siding
#14Garlock-French Corporation
#15Liberte Construction
#16Nokomis Roofing Company
#17Central Roofing Company
#18Minnesota Roof Contractors West End Remodeling LLC
#19Twin City Roofing Construction Specialists, Inc.
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Frequently asked questions
How many roofers are there in Minneapolis?
Lynknester lists 19 vetted roofers in Minneapolis, 19 with public Google ratings averaging 4.8 stars.
Who is the top-rated roofer in Minneapolis?
Bold North Roofing and Contracting currently holds the highest Google rating (5.0 stars) among roofers listed on Lynknester in Minneapolis.
How much does it cost to hire a roofer in Minneapolis?
Most roofers charge $45–$100 per hour nationally; total job cost depends on the work. See our Minneapolis roofer cost guide for typical prices by job type. View the full cost guide.
How is Lynknester different from Angi or Thumbtack?
Pros on Lynknester pay no lead fees and homeowners get matched with one vetted pro per job — no bidding wars and no calls from five contractors at once.