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TL;DR It often shows up after a midwinter thaw: a brown ring on the ceiling near an outside wall, or a slow drip along a window frame. Outside, a thick ridge of ice sits
TL;DR Ice dams form when heat leaking from your living space warms the upper roof and melts snow, which refreezes at the colder eaves. In Duluth, where snow cover often lasts from November into
TL;DR Vinyl siding usually lasts 20 to 30 years in Minnesota, but freeze-thaw cycles, lake wind, and hail can wear it out sooner. Cracks, warping, loose panels, soft spots, and rising heating bills are
TL;DR Yes, you can replace a roof in winter in Duluth, and sometimes it is the better choice. If storm damage, active leaks, or repeated repairs mean your roof will not make it to
Maybe your roof made it through one more winter than it should have, or a fall storm finally made the decision for you. Either way, plenty of Northland homeowners end up in the same
The morning after a hard storm rolls in off Lake Superior, most Duluth homeowners check the roof first. The siding gets a quick look from the driveway, and that’s usually where damage slips by.