About Us

Why Choose North Dakota Roofing Services Pros for Your Horace Roofing Services Needs When brutal prairie winters and extreme weather threaten your property in Horace, North Dakota Roofing Services Pros delivers proven expertise built for the Peace Garden State's harshest conditions. 16 Years of North Dakota Roofing Excellence – We've completed over 3,100 successful projects across Horace, earning a 4.8-star rating from 900+ customers who trust our plains-tested craftsmanship. Fully Licensed, Bonded & Insured – We maintain North Dakota contractor license, $2 million liability coverage, and comprehensive workers' compensation insurance for complete protection. GAF Master Elite & Owens Corning Preferred Contractor – Elite certifications provide access to premium cold-weather materials and extended warranties engineered for Horace's extreme temperatures. 25-Year Workmanship Warranty – Our comprehensive guarantee demonstrates confidence in installations that withstand North Dakota's legendary winters from -40°F to scorching 110°F summers. Extreme Cold Installation Specialists – Our crews are trained in specialized techniques for installing roofing materials in Horace's challenging subzero temperatures and harsh prairie conditions. Heavy Snow & Ice Dam Experts – We design proper ventilation and reinforced systems specifically for North Dakota's heavy snowfall and severe freeze-thaw cycles throughout Horace. High Wind Protection Specialists – Our installations are engineered to handle prairie wind gusts exceeding 70 mph common across open plains in Horace. 24/7 Winter Emergency Response – Blizzards and ice dam emergencies receive immediate attention with same-day service across North Dakota. "They installed our roof in October before winter. Survived brutal -35°F cold and 60 mph winds without issues. True prairie roofing experts," says Lars Hanson, Fargo homeowner. Trust your Roofing Services in Horace to contractors who've mastered North Dakota's extreme conditions. Call (607) 247-9802 for your complimentary winter-readiness assessment today.