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Featured Restoration
The Round Barn of Wacouta
Round barns were built to resist the wind — but a hundred years of Minnesota weather still catches up with a roof. This one, a local landmark on the bluffs above Lake Pepin, needed a full restoration with zero straight lines to work from. Here's the whole job, start to finish.
The challenge
Original shingles, decades weathered, lifted and cracking under the barn's iconic dome. There's no ridge, no valley, and no straight run of shingle to work with — just radial courses that have to be cut and fit by hand, one at a time.
Logged · no straight lines to work from
Down to the deck
Full tear-off, the same standard we hold on every roof — round barn or ranch house. With the old shingles gone, the crew re-decked the entire dome in new plywood, cut and coursed radially from the cupola down.
Checked · new deck, cupola to eave
Course by course
Synthetic underlayment first, then shingles laid in tight radial courses from the eaves up to the cupola. Every course tapers — nothing on this roof is a straight cut, which is exactly the kind of job that separates a crew from a chore.
Checked · every course tapered by hand
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