Roofing Contractor in Price County, WI

Phillips and the Price County roofing picture

Phillips is the county seat, the highway junction and the town most of this corridor drives through, and it anchors everything we do west of Tomahawk. Around it the country opens into farms, camps, forest properties and small villages — Prentice, Fifield, Ogema, Catawba, Kennan, Brantwood, Spirit — where the housing stock skews older and rural and the nearest crew is rarely close by.

That distance shapes our advice. When a roof out here fails, the cost is not only the repair; it is the wait. So we bias toward assemblies that fail gracefully and rarely: shedding pitches, standing-seam metal on wooded and seasonal properties, membrane on low-slope additions, and eave protection run well past the warm wall.

Snow, ice and tree cover in Price County

Price County takes heavy, sustained snowfall, and near-continuous tree cover keeps roofs shaded and damp well into spring. Freeze-thaw at the eave is the single most common failure driver we see out here, followed by valley debris — pine needles and leaves packing into valleys, holding water against the underlayment, and eventually finding a fastener.

The second pattern is ventilation. Older rural homes and camps often have no functional intake at all, and a lot of them have had insulation added over the years without anyone touching the soffits. That combination bakes the deck in summer and dams the eave in winter.

Roof replacement, asphalt shingles and metal roofing

On in-town Phillips homes with a walkable pitch, architectural asphalt with corrected ventilation is a straightforward, honest choice — good value and a realistic twenty to twenty-five year life.

On rural properties, cabins, camps, garages and outbuildings, metal is often the better long-run answer. Standing seam belongs on the house; exposed-fastener panel is an economical, legitimate choice on simple outbuilding roofs. Both shed snow, both handle shade and debris well, and both cut the number of times someone has to drive out here to look at your roof.

For low-slope additions and porch roofs — common on older Price County houses — we install membrane rather than pretend shingles will hold at a pitch they were never designed for.

Cabins, camps and lake properties

A lot of Price County roofs sit on properties used part of the year. The design priorities are the same as anywhere seasonal: shed the snow, protect the eave, ventilate the assembly honestly, and eliminate the details that need annual attention. A roof on a camp should not require anyone to be watching it in February.

Storm damage in Price County

Wind and falling timber drive most claims here. We photograph the damage, write a scope that reflects what the roof actually needs, and will be on site with your adjuster. We do not chase storms and we do not appear from out of state after one.

A note on routine repair out west

For the remainder of 2026, routine repair and leak calls in the western corridor are on hold while we keep that work close to Tomahawk, plus Minocqua and Rhinelander. Replacement, metal roofing and larger projects run as usual across Price County.

Roofing services across Price County

• Roof replacement & tear-off
• Metal roofing in northern Wisconsin
• Storm & hail damage claims
• Ice dam prevention & ventilation
• What a roof costs in Wisconsin
• Roof cost calculator