A roof replacement is usually completed in one day, though complex roofs can take two to three days. Siding projects range from a few days to two weeks depending on size and scope.

We accept checks, credit cards, ACH bank transfers, and more. We try to accommodate your preferred payment method whenever possible.

Yes. Homeowners are responsible for paying their insurance deductible. In Illinois and Iowa it is illegal for a contractor to waive, rebate, absorb, or otherwise assist in paying an insurance deductible to secure a contract. These practices are considered insurance fraud.

Yes. Financing is available for qualified homeowners through trusted third-party lending partners. Terms, approval, and rates are determined by the lender. Financing is optional and can be used for roofing, siding, and exterior services. See financing options.

About 20 years is typical for a roof in Midwest weather, but it depends on installation quality and exposure to snow, rain, and heavy winds. A poorly maintained roof may last only 6–7 years.

Yes. Twin Bridge Roofing & Construction is fully licensed in Iowa and Illinois, and all crews are insured with Workers Compensation and general liability coverage.

Yes. During and after your project we collect debris from your property, remove nails and metal objects with powerful magnets, and project managers perform a final inspection to ensure safety and your satisfaction.

Clear your driveway of vehicles to protect them and give crews a staging area. We protect concrete, asphalt, and lawns with plywood. Remove loose interior items from shelves and walls, since hammering can shake them loose.

Yes. We provide an accurate, no-cost written estimate after inspecting your roof, with no obligation to purchase. You can also get an instant online roof estimate in about 60 seconds.

Metal roofing offers a long lifespan, durability in severe weather, low maintenance, and energy efficiency, but has a higher upfront cost and some insurers add cosmetic damage exclusions for metal roofs. Asphalt shingles are more affordable, install faster, and are easy to repair, but have a shorter lifespan and can be more susceptible to hail and wind. The right choice depends on your home, budget, and long-term plans.