M.A.S Solutions

M.A.S Exterior Solutions operates as a family-owned roofing contractor out of Menomonie, serving the Chippewa Valley and extending across the Midwest. The company has structured its process to eliminate the stress and surprises that too often come with contractor work, providing clarity at every stage from initial quote through completed installation. Here is how a typical project works. The process starts with a free quote based on property assessment. An on-site inspection documents current conditions and identifies what needs to be addressed. The installation proceeds with crews trained on proper techniques for the materials being used. No unexpected charges appear after the fact. Communication stays clear throughout. The craftsmanship warranty backs the installation quality, providing protection beyond manufacturer material warranties. Partnerships with major manufacturers including GAF, IKO, LP, ABC Supply, Conklin, and Westlake Royal ensure access to quality materials across the range of roofing and exterior applications. Dunn County and the broader Chippewa Valley experience significant winter weather. Heavy snow loads accumulate on roofs for months at a time. Ice dams form along eaves when warm attic air escapes and melts snow on the roof surface, with water refreezing at cold eaves and backing up under shingles. Freeze-thaw cycles stress materials through constant temperature swings. Summer storms bring wind and hail that can damage roofing systems quickly. M.A.S installs roofs knowing what they will face in this climate. Proper ventilation reduces ice dam formation. Quality underlayment and ice barrier in vulnerable areas prevents water intrusion. Materials are selected to handle the conditions rather than just the budget. The family-owned model creates accountability that larger corporate contractors struggle to match. The owners are present in the community, building reputation one project at a time. That personal investment shows in how projects are handled and how problems are resolved when they arise.