What EDCO metal roofing does Modex install in Minneapolis?
Modern Exterior Systems (Modex) installs EDCO metal roofing across Minneapolis and the western Twin Cities. Four EDCO residential lines — Arrowline Shake, Arrowline Slate, Generations HD Shake, and Infiniti Textured Shake — built from premium aluminum and coated steel. Lifetime limited transferable warranty. Class 4 impact-resistant. $35,000 to $90,000+ for a typical Twin Cities full-house install.
Updated May 2026 · Reviewed by Joe Dvorak, Owner, Modern Exterior Systems
Credentials & certifications
Six manufacturer certifications + lifetime workmanship
CertainTeed ShingleMaster · Malarkey Emerald Pro · Atlas Pro+ · LP SmartSide Preferred · James Hardie Preferred · BBB A+ rating · NRCA Member #1016569 · MN License #BC762305
EDCO doesn't run a contractor-certification program. We install EDCO metal roofing without an EDCO-issued cert — the lifetime limited transferable warranty comes direct from EDCO on every install we register after final payment.
EDCO metal roofing lines
Four EDCO residential metal roofing lines
Modex installs all four EDCO residential metal lines — Arrowline Shake, Arrowline Slate, Generations HD Shake, and Infiniti Textured Shake. Each line covers a different visual profile and price point. All four carry the lifetime limited transferable warranty and Class 4 impact-resistant rating.
Arrowline Shake — wood-shake look in coated steel
EDCO's most popular metal roofing line. Coated steel pressed in a wood-shake profile. 18 color options across solid and blended finishes — Charcoal Gray, Pewter, Sandtone, Royal Brown, Statuary Bronze, Cedar, T-Tone, Classic Red, Hartford Green, plus blended versions. Lifetime limited transferable warranty.
Arrowline Slate — slate profile in coated steel
Slate aesthetic without the structural-load problems of natural slate. 12 color options including Charcoal Gray, Stone, Royal Brown, Statuary Bronze, Classic Red, Hartford Green, and Black plus blended finishes. Common on Tudor Revival and English Country homes that need the slate look. Lifetime limited transferable warranty.
Generations HD Shake — deeper-shadow shake profile
EDCO's deeper-shadow shake line. Same coated steel construction as Arrowline, with a higher-relief profile that throws more visible shadow on the roof plane. Seven color options — Charcoal Gray, Royal Brown, T-Tone, Copper, Cedar, Classic Red, and Hartford Green. Good fit for homes that want the metal-shake aesthetic with more visual depth.
Infiniti Textured Shake — premium aluminum top tier
EDCO's top-tier residential metal roofing line. Premium aluminum construction with a textured surface that reads closer to natural cedar shake from the curb. Four color options — Chestnut Brown, Obsidian, Granite Gray, and Aged Bronze. Best fit for premium homes where the visual match to cedar matters and the aluminum substrate resolves coastal-style corrosion concerns.
EDCO metal warranty
Lifetime limited + transferable + Class 4 impact-resistant
All four EDCO metal roofing lines carry the same lifetime limited transferable warranty. Class 4 impact-resistant rating across the line — qualifies most Twin Cities homeowners for a 10–30% insurance-premium discount. The warranty transfers once if the home sells.
Lifetime limited material warranty (current owner)
Transferable once to a new homeowner
Class 4 impact-resistant — qualifies for insurance discounts
40+ year typical service life on coated steel
50+ year typical service life on Infiniti aluminum
Modex registers the EDCO warranty after final payment on every install — homeowner walks away with documented coverage.
2026 EDCO metal pricing
EDCO metal roofing — Twin Cities price ranges
Four EDCO lines, four price tiers. Ranges reflect a typical Twin Cities full-house install with full tear-off, ice-and- water shield, and lifetime warranty registration after final payment.
Volume metal line
$35K–$60K
Arrowline Shake is the volume EDCO metal line on Twin Cities homes. 18 color options. Coated steel construction with wood-shake visual profile. Class 4 impact-resistant. Lifetime limited transferable warranty.
Slate aesthetic
$40K–$70K
Arrowline Slate is the slate-aesthetic EDCO line. 12 color options. Coated steel construction with slate visual profile — same lifetime warranty as Arrowline Shake, slightly higher price point for the more detailed pressing. Common on Tudor Revival and English Country homes that need the slate look without structural reinforcement.
Deeper-shadow profile
$45K–$75K
Generations HD Shake is the deeper-shadow EDCO line. Seven color options. Higher-relief stamped profile throws more visible shadow on the roof plane than Arrowline. Good fit when homeowners want metal-shake with more visual depth from the curb.
Premium aluminum
$55K–$90K+
Infiniti Textured Shake is the top-tier EDCO residential line. Premium aluminum substrate with a textured surface that reads closest to natural cedar shake. Four color options — Chestnut Brown, Obsidian, Granite Gray, Aged Bronze. Best fit for premium projects where the cedar visual match matters.
Visualizer tool
Try EDCO metal roof colors on your home before you commit
EDCO's free online Visualizer lets you upload a photo of your home and preview every Arrowline Shake, Arrowline Slate, Generations HD Shake, and Infiniti Textured Shake color on the roof plane before you order. Useful for narrowing the palette with a spouse, an HOA, or an architectural review board before a Modex site visit.
Why Modex installs EDCO metal
Why do Twin Cities homeowners hire Modex for EDCO metal roofing?
EDCO doesn't run a contractor-certification program — so the EDCO badge isn't how to pick an installer. What matters: who pulls the permit, who handles the tear-off, who registers the warranty, and who answers the phone when something needs a callback. Three reasons Twin Cities homeowners pick Modex for the EDCO install.
Five other manufacturer certifications
CertainTeed ShingleMaster, Malarkey Emerald Pro, Atlas Pro+, LP SmartSide Preferred, James Hardie Preferred. The same crews who hold those certs install your EDCO metal — material-agnostic competence, not a one-line shop.
Warranty registered after final payment
We submit the EDCO lifetime limited transferable warranty registration after final payment — homeowner walks away with documented coverage on file. Class 4 impact-resistant paperwork goes to the carrier to qualify for the insurance-premium discount.
Lifetime workmanship warranty
Industry standard on roofing workmanship is 5 to 10 years. Modex backs every EDCO metal install for as long as you own the home — current owner, no asterisks, no fine print, no expiration date hidden in the contract.
Common EDCO metal roofing questions
Honest answers about EDCO metal roofing pricing, warranty, installation, and the difference between the four EDCO lines.
Ready to start?
Free EDCO metal roof estimate within 48 hours
Call Joe at 952-206-6339 or request your free EDCO metal quote. Crew lead — or Joe on projects over $40,000 — on the property within 2 to 5 business days. Written line-item quote within 48 hours of the visit.
About Modex
Women-owned. Family-operated. Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
Modern Exterior Systems (Modex) is a women-owned, family-operated roofing and exterior contractor headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Six manufacturer certifications:CertainTeed ShingleMaster, Malarkey Emerald Pro, Atlas Pro+, LP SmartSide Preferred, James Hardie Preferred, and Owens Corning Preferred. BBB A+ rating. NRCA Member #1016569. MN License #BC762305. Lifetime workmanship warranty on every residential install, including EDCO metal roofing.
Reviewed by Joe Dvorak, Owner, Modern Exterior Systems · Updated May 2026
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