Roofing & Exteriors in Hudson, WI

Hudson has two housing stories running side by side. Down by the river and along the older streets near Lakefront Park, you have genuine 19th-century housing: Victorians, clapboard, steep and cut-up rooflines with dormers, turrets, and porch roofs that need real flashing detail rather than a fast tear-off. Then you head east toward the interstate and it is subdivision after subdivision built during Hudson's growth years, where the original builder-grade shingles are now aging out block by block.

That split changes how we quote. On the historic homes we spend the time on step flashing, valley detail, and matching trim profiles, because that is where those roofs actually fail. On the newer construction it is more often a straight tear-off to synthetic underlayment and architectural shingles, wider ice-and-water coverage at the eaves, and gutters resized for the rooflines that are actually draining into them. Being right on the St. Croix, Hudson also sees more river humidity than people expect, so we check soffit, fascia, and attic ventilation before we write anything up.