Roundup sits fifty miles north of Billings along US 87, and its older housing stock along Main Street and the side streets off the Musselshell River needs roofs that handle deep snow loads and sudden freeze-thaw cycles. We drive up from our Billings yard to handle asphalt shingle replacements, metal panel repairs on ranch houses, and ice-dam fixes that appear every late winter when temperatures swing fast.
Access on the gravel county roads around Roundup City Park and near Roundup High School often means we stage materials on site the day before to avoid morning wind gusts. The same cold semi-arid conditions that keep summers dry also push heavy spring runoff, so we pay extra attention to flashing around chimneys and valleys on the older single-story homes common here.
Around Roundup, MT
We regularly work near:
- 📍Main Street
- 📍Roundup High School
- 📍Musselshell River
- 📍Roundup City Park
- 📍Musselshell County Courthouse
Roofing Contractor in Roundup, MT — Local Notes
- •Many Roundup homes built in the 1950s-1970s have single-layer shingles that fail first at the north-facing eaves where snow lingers longest.
- •Long gravel driveways west of town require us to use smaller trucks and hand-carry bundles to avoid damaging septic fields or irrigation lines.
- •Strong downslope winds off the Bull Mountains commonly lift underlayment on ridge lines, so we use extra fasteners and ridge vent clips rated for 130 mph exposure.
- •Musselshell River flood-plain properties need additional step flashing and cricket details to keep meltwater from backing under eaves.