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St. Louis roofing · Missouri & Metro East

St. Louis Roofing, Built for a Missouri Spring.

Roof replacement, leak repair and hail & storm damage across the whole metro, Missouri side and Metro East. It starts with a free inspection that photographs every slope.

  • Free photographed inspection
  • Photo report for your insurer
  • Licensed & insured
Free roof inspectionEvery slope photographed. The report is yours either way.

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Free roof inspectionEvery slope photographed
Storm & hail claimsWe meet your adjuster on the roof
Written, line-item quotesMaterials named by brand
Both sides of the river45 cities & jurisdictions
Roofing services

Everything a roof needs, from one roofing company.

We are not a general remodeler that also does roofs. Every crew, every truck and every warranty here points at one thing — across greater St. Louis, from the city out to Franklin County and across the river into the Metro East.

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Full roof replacement

Complete tear-off to the deck, rotten sheathing replaced, then architectural shingle or standing-seam metal put back the way the manufacturer specifies.

  • Ice-and-water at eaves and valleys
  • Synthetic underlayment, not felt
  • Ridge vent with matched intake
  • Deck inspected board by board
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Repairs & leak tracing

A stain on the ceiling usually starts somewhere else entirely. We trace it to the actual entry point instead of caulking the nearest suspicious thing.

  • Flashing, boots and pipe collars
  • Valley and chimney leaks
  • Wind-lifted and missing shingles
  • Emergency tarping
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Hail & storm damage

We document the strike pattern slope by slope and walk the roof with your adjuster, photos in hand, so nothing the storm did gets missed. The claim stays yours.

  • Free post-storm assessment
  • Adjuster meetings attended
  • Photo report you can send your insurer
  • Deductible explained up front
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Gutters & drainage

Seamless aluminum formed on site, hung at the right pitch, with downspouts that actually move water away from the foundation.

  • 5" and 6" seamless
  • Hidden hangers, no spikes
  • Leaf protection options
  • Downspout re-routing
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Flat & commercial

TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen for storefronts, warehouses and the flat-over-porch sections residential crews get wrong.

  • TPO & EPDM single-ply
  • Modified bitumen
  • Drain and scupper work
  • Roof-top unit curbs flashed
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Inspections & maintenance

Buying a house, selling one, or just want to know how many seasons you have left. A full photographed report, no sales pressure attached.

  • Pre-purchase roof reports
  • Annual condition checks
  • Post-storm walkovers
  • Remaining-life estimates
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Why homeowners call us

We get on the roof before we give you a number.

We get on the roof, photograph every slope, and send you the report — whether you hire us or not. Then one line-itemed price, with the materials named by brand and product.

  • Every slope and penetration photographed
  • One written price, no surprise change orders
  • Permits pulled by us, never by you
  • Warranty registered with the manufacturer
What goes into a new roof

Eight layers, and each one has a job.

A roof is more than shingles. This is what goes on, from the frame up, when a roof is replaced properly — and what to look for, line by line, in any written quote you get.

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  1. Ridge vent — exhaust at the peak, matched to intake at the eaves so the attic can breathe.
  2. Architectural shingles — fastened to the manufacturer's pattern, six nails a shingle.
  3. Starter strip — the sealed first course at the eaves, so wind cannot get under the edge.
  4. Synthetic underlayment — the second line of defense if water ever gets past a shingle.
  5. Ice-and-water shield — self-sealing membrane at the eaves and valleys, where ice dams back water up.
  6. Drip edge — metal along the edge that steers water into the gutter, not behind it.
  7. Roof deck — walked board by board; soft or rotten sheathing is replaced first.
  8. Rafters — the frame the whole roof sits on.
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Storm & hail damage

Around here, the weather is the whole business.

St. Louis sits where Gulf moisture runs into cold air off the plains, which is why the metro takes damaging hail most springs and why half the roofs on your street are the same age. We work storms constantly, and we know what an adjuster will and will not pay for.

Spring hailStraight-line winds Tornado damageIce dams & freeze-thaw Wind-driven rainFallen limbs Emergency tarping
Close-up of cracked and torn gray asphalt shingles damaged during a thunderstorm
Hail bruises a shingle long before it leaks.

How a claim actually goes

  1. We inspect first. If there is no real damage we tell you so, and you have not filed a claim you did not need.
  2. You call it in. It stays your claim and your policy. We never file on your behalf.
  3. We meet the adjuster on the roof. Same ladder, same slopes, same photos, so nothing gets missed on the walk.
  4. We show you what got left out. Ridge vent, drip edge, ice-and-water, code items — the lines that quietly disappear. You take them up with your insurer: Missouri law does not let a roofer negotiate your claim for you.
  5. We build it. You pay your deductible. Nothing else, and no one here is going to offer to eat it for you.
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How it works

Simple, and mostly out of your way.

Four steps, and you know what is happening at each one. No surprise change orders, no crew that vanishes for a week with your deck open.

  1. 1

    The inspection

    We get on the roof, photograph every slope and penetration, and send you the whole set — yours to keep, hire us or not.

  2. 2

    The scope and the price

    One line-itemed proposal with the materials named by brand and product. One number, and it is the number.

  3. 3

    The install

    One dedicated crew start to finish. Landscaping tarped, site tidied daily, magnet run over the yard before we pull out.

  4. 4

    After we leave

    Warranty registered with the manufacturer, finished photos sent, and a phone number that still gets answered in year six.

Worker on a ladder stripping worn asphalt shingles to expose the wooden roof deck
Two-story house with light blue synthetic underlayment covering the roof during replacement
Close-up texture of brown asphalt roof shingles with a granular surface
Aerial view of a ranch house with a dark gray standing-seam metal roof
Financing

Fix the roof now. Spread the cost out.

A roof does not wait for a good month.

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Checking your options is a soft credit pull — it does not affect your score.

Promotional 0% terms

No-interest plans on qualifying projects, so the whole roof gets done in one go instead of patched twice.

Lenders compared for you

We run the project past several lending partners and bring back the payment that fits, not the one that pays us most.

Terms that match the job

Short repayment on a small repair, longer terms on a full replacement. You pick the length before anything is signed.

Credentials

Licensed, insured, and certified where it counts.

Missouri does not license roofing contractors at the state level — several St. Louis municipalities do it themselves, and Illinois licenses roofers statewide. We carry what each jurisdiction we work in requires.

Service areas

The whole metro, both sides of the river.

Every city below has its own page with the local permit rule, the adopted building code edition and the building department's own number — because in Missouri those change from one side of a street to the other.

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Get a straight answer on your roof

Free inspection, a written scope, and photos you keep either way.

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Hail counts published by NOAA's Storm Prediction Center are reported at state level rather than by metro, so we do not put a St. Louis hail number on this page. What we can tell you is what we see on roofs here every spring.

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