St. Croix County, WI

St. Croix County sits right across the river from the Twin Cities, and it’s one of the fastest-growing parts of Wisconsin. Homegrown Exteriors, LLC provides roofing, siding, replacement windows and gutters for homeowners in Hudson, New Richmond, River Falls, Somerset, Baldwin and the communities in between.

Communities we serve in St. Croix County

  • Hudson
  • North Hudson
  • New Richmond
  • River Falls
  • Somerset
  • Baldwin
  • Hammond
  • Roberts
  • Woodville
  • Glenwood City
  • Star Prairie
  • Deer Park

We also work in the surrounding townships and nearby Pierce County communities around River Falls. Not sure if you’re in range? Call 715-710-2400.

Exterior projects for St. Croix County homes

A lot of the homes in Hudson, New Richmond and the growing subdivisions around them were built in the last few decades. Many of those original roofs, builder-grade windows and vinyl siding are now reaching the age where they need attention: shingles losing granules, windows fogging between the panes, siding fading or cracking.

At the same time, older homes in downtown Hudson, River Falls and the river towns have their own needs, from worn wood siding and trim to roofs that have been layered over more than once. Whatever the age of your home, we’ll give you an honest assessment and a clear written estimate.

Our services in St. Croix County

Why homeowners choose Homegrown Exteriors

We’re a family-run, fully insured company with a Wisconsin Dwelling Contractor credential. We come to your home, explain your options in plain language, and put everything in writing. No pressure, no surprises.

St. Croix County FAQs

Do you serve Hudson and River Falls?

Yes. We serve Hudson, North Hudson, River Falls, New Richmond, Somerset, Baldwin and the rest of St. Croix County, along with nearby communities.

Do you charge for estimates in St. Croix County?

No. Estimates are free and there’s no obligation, anywhere in our service area.

Do you work on homes in newer subdivisions?

Yes. Many homes in newer neighborhoods still have their original builder-installed roof, siding or windows, and we’ll tell you honestly what needs replacing and what doesn’t.