Door-to-Door Roofing Software for Twin Cities Teams
On August 11, 2023, a late-afternoon hailstorm hit Plymouth, Robbinsdale, Golden Valley, St. Louis Park, Edina, Minneapolis, Richfield, and St. Paul with stones up to baseball size. The damage toll reached $1.5 billion. Twin Cities roofers know storms like that are part of the job, along with a short season and a licensing system that keeps unlicensed crews out. KnockKnockGO! helps you work that season hard and keep every door accounted for.
Why Minneapolis–St. Paul is a roofing canvassing market
The August 11, 2023 "happy hour hail" is the recent benchmark. The Minnesota DNR's climate journal lists damage of $1.5 billion through October 2023 across the west metro, Minneapolis, and St. Paul, with hail up to baseball size.
Minnesota is a hail state. It ranked first in State Farm hail claims in 2022, at $799 million. Minnesota Commerce reported 147 storms with large hail in 2020, seventh nationwide.
The long view says the same thing. NOAA counts 62 billion-dollar weather disasters affecting Minnesota from 1980 to 2024, and 38 of them were severe storms.
Winter adds its own roof work. Minnesota's Center for Energy and Environment explains that ice dams come from warm, moist attic air combined with snow on the roof, that the water can back up into ceilings and walls, and that story-and-a-half homes are especially prone.
What reps face on the doors in Twin Cities
Minnesota requires roofing companies to hold a residential roofer license from the Department of Labor and Industry, which takes a $15,000 surety bond and a passed prelicensing exam. Out-of-state storm crews can't simply show up and start.
The law also shapes the conversation. Under Minnesota Statute 325E.66, homeowners have 72 hours to cancel a roofing or siding contract after a claim denial, and contractors can't promise to pay a deductible.
The canvassing season is compressed. Snow and cold take months off the calendar, so a summer hail event turns into a race to inspect, file, and build before winter. Every productive knocking day matters more here than in the Sun Belt.
How KnockKnockGO! handles Twin Cities roofing
KnockKnockGO! shows 12 months of hail and wind events within 60 miles on the canvassing map, colored by hail size. From the Twin Cities, that covers the whole metro and the suburbs beyond it, so a manager can see which cities a storm crossed before sending crews.
Every door gets a pin and a disposition, shared across the team. In a compressed season, that shared map is how you avoid wasted trips and double-knocked blocks.
The Leads and Jobs boards carry each roof from inspection through the claim to a finished job before the snow flies. Notes and photos stay with the lead, and built-in SMS keeps homeowners informed.
Group and private chat keep crews across the west metro, Minneapolis, and St. Paul coordinated. The AI coach adapts to each rep, the door-count leaderboard keeps the pace up, and offline capture handles dead spots.
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What your Twin Cities crew gets
- Hail swaths across the metro and suburbs — 12 months, 60 miles
- Shared pins so a short season isn't wasted on repeat doors
- Jobs board to finish roofs before winter
- Notes and photos on every lead
- SMS updates for homeowners
- Group and private team chat
- AI coach and leaderboard
- Offline capture that syncs automatically
Every package includes every feature.
Seat packages, billed quarterly. Monthly billing adds 15%. 14-day out on your first quarter.
Crew
Squad
Fleet
Enterprise
Founder pricing: 40% off list, locked for life, at any package size. Founder seats are limited.
Twin Cities roofing FAQ
Does the storm map cover hail events around the Twin Cities?
Yes. The storm layer shows hail and wind events from the past 12 months within 60 miles of your view — enough to cover Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the surrounding suburbs — with each swath colored by hail size.
Our season is short. How does the app help us move faster?
Pins land instantly and sync across the team, so no one repeats a block. Leads move straight to the Jobs board, and the leaderboard and AI coach keep reps productive on every knocking day.
Can we handle ice-dam and winter repair leads too?
Yes. Leads aren’t limited to hail. Reps can log any roofing opportunity at the door with notes and photos, and it moves through the same boards.
Our reps hold Minnesota roofer licenses. Can we show that at the door?
Reps can keep your license details in their notes and share them by text from the app. The lead then records who visited, when, and what was discussed.
Do all packages include storm mapping?
Every package includes every feature. You choose by seat count — Crew, Squad, Fleet, or Enterprise.
Can we bring our old leads over?
Yes. We migrate your existing pins and leads for free when you switch.
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Make the most of the Twin Cities season
Book a walkthrough with your metro on the storm layer. Founder seats are 40% off list, for life, and limited.