Vinyl Siding Contractors Based in Rochester
Rochester, MN sits in a spot where Relatively Moderate wind risk and Relatively Moderate hail risk both matter to which vinyl panel makes sense. Below that context, 3 vinyl siding installers based in Rochester are listed by name.
Licenses checked · Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry
Storm ratings on file for Olmsted County
Wind risk in Olmsted County rates Relatively Moderate and hail rates Relatively Moderate, per FEMA's county-level data.
Neither rating changes what's inside a box of siding sold in Rochester, but both are good reason to ask for a panel's actual wind-load certification rather than trusting the sample board alone.
- Strong wind
- Relatively Moderate
- Hail
- Relatively Moderate
- Wildfire
- Very Low
Data: FEMA, National Risk Index for Natural Hazards - County-level table, v1.20 (v1.20, December 2025).
3 vinyl siding installers based in Rochester, MN
Sorted A to Z by business name.
Larson Siding Windows & Roofing INC
Siding contractor
- License
- Residential Building Contractor · BC809382
- Since
- 2025
- Expires
- Mar 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 55976
Ryan Windows & Siding INC
Siding contractor
- License
- Residential Building Contractor · BC008077
- Since
- 1992
- Expires
- Mar 31, 2028
- ZIP
- 55903
Satisfaction Siding And Windows LLC
Siding contractor
- License
- Residential Building Contractor · BC809571
- Since
- 2026
- Expires
- Mar 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 55902
Before you sign, ask about the panel itself
- What thickness, in mils, is this panel, and does it carry an independent ASTM D3679 certification listing?
- Is this standard vinyl or insulated vinyl, and if insulated, what R-value is certified under ASTM D7793?
- What wind-load rating is the product certified for, in miles per hour, and how does that compare to {county}'s wind risk?
- Will the installer leave the manufacturer's specified expansion gap at trim, corners and openings, or nail tight?
- If the color is a dark shade, is it separately certified for color retention?
- Does any wall face reflected sunlight from a neighboring low-E window, and has that been accounted for in the material choice?