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Excel Roofing is backed by our outstanding workmanship and manufacturer warranties that all can be transferred with the sale of your home. The Excel Roofing team consists of skilled craftsmen, client-oriented project consultants, visionary management, and our rock-solid local business partnerships. You can make sure that the covering of your residence or place of business is structurally sound by hiring Excel Roofing. We're also adept at performing routine maintenance to make certain our clients and their belongings remain safe and protected. Excel Roofing is a locally-owned roofing contractor that has been an industry leader in the Minneapolis area for over 28 years.

Before the days get short and snowy, there's a batch of odds and ends worth thinking through together: not any one big p...
10/25/2026

Before the days get short and snowy, there's a batch of odds and ends worth thinking through together: not any one big project, just the collection of small things around a property that each deserve a question now and then.

The mailbox post that leans a little. The fence gate that has changed its personality since spring. The light by the back door that may or may not be on its last bulb. The downspout splash block that wandered off during the last big rain. None of these is urgent on its own, and that's exactly why they tend to stay on the list for months.

Households that keep one running list, on the fridge or in a notes app, tend to get to these things eventually. Households without a list get reacquainted with them in January.

What's on your property's "someday" list this fall?

Seasonal wildlife can affect exterior project planning.Before disturbing soffits, roof edges, siding gaps, porches, or o...
10/25/2026

Seasonal wildlife can affect exterior project planning.

Before disturbing soffits, roof edges, siding gaps, porches, or other sheltered areas, look for signs of nesting or recurring animal activity. The appropriate response may depend on the species, timing, and local requirements. Never seal an opening if animals may still be inside.

A careful plan protects the home while respecting Minnesota wildlife and avoiding avoidable disruptions.

November has a way of opening up the view. With the leaves down, familiar trails reveal new sightlines through the trees...
10/25/2026

November has a way of opening up the view. With the leaves down, familiar trails reveal new sightlines through the trees, while golden grasses catch the soft late-autumn light. Add a quiet path and crisp air, and an off-season walk can feel like its own little reward.

Thinking about a stroll near Afton, Wild River, or Interstate? Check the Minnesota DNR for current trail conditions and park information before you head out. Enjoy the slower pace, and take in what the changing season makes easier to see.

Heat pumps and other exterior equipment need more than a convenient spot beside the house. Placement can affect service ...
10/25/2026

Heat pumps and other exterior equipment need more than a convenient spot beside the house. Placement can affect service access, airflow, snow accumulation, noise, drainage, siding clearances, and nearby walkways. When planning siding, landscaping, decks, or additions, identify equipment zones early and coordinate with the appropriate HVAC and exterior professionals.

Where you store and use de-icing products can become an exterior-maintenance consideration, especially near steps, garag...
10/25/2026

Where you store and use de-icing products can become an exterior-maintenance consideration, especially near steps, garages, doors, siding, and landscaping.

Before winter, identify storage locations, movement paths, drainage observations, and areas where tracked material may contact finished surfaces. Keep dated notes about existing discoloration or wear without assuming the cause. Follow product labels and ask qualified professionals about material-specific concerns.

Do not mix chemicals or improvise treatments. Coordinating snow and de-icing routines with exterior materials can help homeowners ask better questions before winter maintenance begins.

Deck fasteners live in a demanding environment: moisture, treated lumber chemicals, temperature changes, and sometimes p...
10/25/2026

Deck fasteners live in a demanding environment: moisture, treated lumber chemicals, temperature changes, and sometimes pool or spa exposure. A screw that looks acceptable from above may be losing section below the surface.

During repairs, match fastener material to the decking, treated lumber, connectors, and exposure. Avoid mixing incompatible metals, and replace fasteners showing rust, head loss, or reduced holding power rather than simply driving them deeper.

The right hardware is part of a deck’s long-term performance( not just its appearance.)

Before seasonal lights go up, take a ground-level look at how the display relates to siding, trim, windows, doors, gutte...
10/24/2026

Before seasonal lights go up, take a ground-level look at how the display relates to siding, trim, windows, doors, gutters, porches, and landscaping.

Plan for storage, removal, snow clearing, and future exterior service. Note areas where lights could obscure house numbers, cover vents, interfere with access, or create a reason to attach something to a finished surface. Keep electrical and attachment questions with qualified professionals, and never use the roof or a ladder as a DIY work area.

A simple layout sketch and a few photos can make next season’s setup easier to coordinate with other home projects.

Homes near heavily salted roads, shared drives, or frequently treated walkways may experience a different exterior envir...
10/24/2026

Homes near heavily salted roads, shared drives, or frequently treated walkways may experience a different exterior environment than homes on quieter streets. When considering siding, trim, doors, lower-level windows, railings, and landscaping, discuss splash exposure, cleaning, drainage, corrosion-sensitive components, and maintenance access. The site’s conditions should inform the material conversation.

Before the first winter storm, make it easier for everyone at home to find the essentials: gather a few candles, a flash...
10/24/2026

Before the first winter storm, make it easier for everyone at home to find the essentials: gather a few candles, a flashlight, batteries, a charged phone, water, blankets, and non-perishable snacks in one familiar spot. Let everyone in the household know where it is so you’re coordinated if plans change during a storm.

For recommendations on supplies or local storm preparation, check with your local emergency management office or other relevant authorities.

A bathroom fan can run perfectly indoors and still underperform if its exterior termination is restricted. As late-summe...
10/24/2026

A bathroom fan can run perfectly indoors and still underperform if its exterior termination is restricted. As late-summer humidity gives way to cooler Minnesota nights, check that the wall or roof cap opens freely, the damper closes against wind, and the outlet is not blocked by debris, paint, or nesting material.

A properly selected cap helps move moist air outside without inviting rain or cold air back in. If you hear flapping, see staining, or notice lingering bathroom moisture, the termination: not just the fan: deserves attention.

Excel Roofing helps Twin Cities homeowners evaluate exterior exhaust details as part of a complete exterior system.

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13431 Evergreen Lane N
Dayton, MN
55327

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+17637120757

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