Frequently Asked Questions

Our roofing crews not only canvass the property with magnets to pick up metal debris after a roof is installed, but they also use tarps around the perimeter of the dwelling during shingle removal to ensure your property remains clean. In addition, we use protection on siding, hot tubs, landscaping, etc. to ensure nothing gets damaged. We take pride in leaving each property as pristine as it was before we roofed it.

Most asphalt roof replacements can be completed in one day. Larger or more complicated roofs may take additional days to complete. If it cannot be completed in one day, our crews make sure it is watertight before leaving the job site.

Yes; Premier Systems Roofing is the ONLY Cedar Shake & Shingle Bureau certified contractor in South Dakota and Nebraska to install cedar shake roofs.

If a storm happens that produces hail or high winds and it affects the integrity of your dwelling, a Premier Systems Roofing professional will come out and assess your property at no cost. He or she will review the damages found and communicate with you and your insurance adjuster to make sure the damages to your property are fully covered by insurance before proceeding with any repairs or replacements.

This depends on a variety of factors. Often times, a leak can occur around metal flashing where components of the roof are installed (vents, pipe jacks, chimneys, valleys, etc). If the shingles are in good shape and it is just not water tight in these areas, it can usually be repaired without a full roof replacement. If there are large spots where the shingles have begun to curl or they are worn down, typically a roof replacement is the best option.

Residential and Commercial using the following products:

1. Asphalt (architectural/laminate shingles)
2. DaVinci Roofscapes (composite slate / composite shake)
3. Cedar Shake Shingles
4. Metro/Boral (steel coated metal shake)
5. Metal Roofing
6. Ironstone Roofing (stone coated steel)

• Curling shingles (the edges of your shingles are curled or the tabs are cupped)
• Bare spots on the shingles (granules are worn off)Broken or cracked shingles
• It appears worn or highly discolored
• Water spots on your ceiling (indicates a leak)

Yes, many! Some of these include:

• Haag Certified Roofing Inspector
• GAF Master Elite® Roofing Contractor
• Cedar Shingle & Shake Bureau Member (the only certified contractor in SD/NE)
• Better Business Bureau A+ Accredited Member
• Only approved installer and distributor of Ironstone Roofing products
• Approved DaVinci Roofscapes Contractor and Installer 

Our roofing crews not only canvas the property with magnets to collect metal debris after a roof is installed, they also use tarps around the perimeter during shingle removal to ensure your property remains clean. In addition, we use protection on siding, hot tubs, landscaping, etc., to ensure nothing gets damaged. We take pride in leaving each property as good or better than it was before we arrived.

Most asphalt roof replacements can be completed in one day. Larger or more complicated roofs may take additional days to complete. If a project cannot be completed in one day, our crews make sure it is watertight before leaving the job site.

Yes! Premier Systems Roofing is the ONLY contractor in South Dakota and Nebraska certified by the Cedar Shake & Shingle Bureau to install cedar shake roofs.

This answer depends on a variety of factors. Oftentimes, a leak can occur around metal flashing where components of the roof are installed (vents, pipe jacks, chimneys, valleys, etc.). If the shingles are in good shape and it is just not watertight in these areas, the roof can usually be repaired without a full roof replacement. If there are large spots where the shingles have begun to curl or they are worn down, typically a new roof is the best option.

If hail or high winds affect the integrity of your dwelling, a Premier Systems Roofing professional will come out and assess your property at no cost. He or she will review the damage found and communicate with you and your insurance adjuster to make sure the damages are fully covered by insurance before proceeding with any repairs or replacement. We also have a separate page dedicated to this question.