Expert Roofing Solutions for Homes & Businesses

Most full roof replacements in Florissant and the surrounding North Saint Louis County suburbs run between $9,000 and $20,000, depending on roof size, pitch, complexity, and the condition of the decking underneath. Architectural asphalt shingle jobs on standard ranch and split-level homes typically land in the $10,000–$14,000 range. Every estimate is itemized — no vague “starting at” pricing — and there’s no charge or obligation to get one.

Yes — 24/7. Storm damage, fallen trees, sudden leaks, and emergency tarping don’t wait for business hours, and neither do we. Call our emergency line and you’ll get a real person, not a voicemail. We can typically have a tarp on a damaged roof within hours of your call, keeping water out until permanent repairs can be scheduled.

Yes. We handle both residential and commercial roofing — strip malls, office buildings, apartment complexes, churches, and small industrial properties throughout the Florissant area. Commercial work uses different materials and crews (TPO, modified bitumen, EPDM rubber instead of asphalt shingles), and we’ve got both teams on staff. Property managers and building owners get the same direct contact and itemized estimates as homeowners.

Absolutely. Flat and low-slope roofs use entirely different materials than pitched asphalt shingle roofs — typically TPO (a white reflective membrane), modified bitumen, or EPDM rubber. We repair seam failures, ponding-water issues, blistering, and membrane punctures, and we re-coat or fully replace when the substrate has reached the end of its life. Most of our commercial work and a good chunk of residential additions and porches fall into this category.

Yes. Chimney flashing failure is one of the most common causes of roof leaks, and also one of the most commonly misdiagnosed. Water that shows up on your ceiling next to a chimney is almost never coming through the chimney itself — it’s getting past the flashing where the chimney meets the roof. We replace step flashing, counter-flashing, and chimney crickets, and re-seal masonry where needed. Most chimney flashing repairs wrap up in a half-day.

Yes. Gutter guards (sometimes called leaf guards or gutter covers) keep leaves, twigs, and debris out so your gutters actually drain through fall and into spring. We install several styles depending on your tree cover and budget — micro-mesh, foam inserts, and aluminum reverse-curve. We can retrofit guards onto your existing gutters or install new gutters and guards together as a single project.

Yes. We partner with several lenders that specialize in home improvement financing, including options for storm damage work where insurance isn’t covering the full bill. Approval is fast (usually same day), and rates are competitive. We’ll walk through the options with you during the estimate so you know what a monthly payment would look like before you commit to anything.

For wind and hail damage tied to a documented Missouri storm event, almost always yes — both are covered perils under standard homeowner’s policies. The work is in the documentation: your insurance company won’t pay out without clear evidence of damage tied to a specific storm date. We document everything thoroughly with photos and a written damage report, meet adjusters on site when scheduling allows, and help make sure the scope of approved work matches what your policy actually covers.

A properly installed asphalt architectural shingle roof typically lasts 25 to 30 years in Florissant’s climate, sometimes longer with proper maintenance. Factors that shorten that lifespan: poor attic ventilation, repeated severe weather without timely repair, and substandard installation by previous roofers. Older Florissant homes from the postwar era often have ventilation that doesn’t meet current code — addressing that during replacement adds years to the new roof’s life.

Yes. An annual inspection catches small problems — lifted shingles, deteriorating sealant, debris in valleys, early flashing issues — before they become leaks and major repairs. Our maintenance plans include an annual inspection, a photo report, and minor repair labor at no additional charge. It’s the cheapest insurance you can buy on a roof, and it’s especially worth it on older homes or homes near mature trees.