Residential & Commercial Roofing in Maryland Heights
Whether it's a leaky pipe boot or a 50-square replacement, our Maryland Heights crews have the training and equipment to handle it. Residential and commercial.
Roof Replacement
We replace roofs. It's what we do more than anything else. Our Maryland Heights crews average 15-20 complete tear-off and replacements per month. That kind of volume means we've seen every situation: steep pitches, multiple layers, rotted decking, improper ventilation from the last guy. We fix all of it and install a roof system that's warranted for decades.
Get a Free Quote →Roof Repair
Emergency roof repairs in Maryland Heights within 24 hours for active leaks. We tarp the area to stop immediate water entry, then schedule the permanent fix. Weekend and holiday emergency service available. Call (877) 349-1553.
Get a Free Quote →Storm Damage Repair
We handle storm damage claims from start to finish: inspection, documentation, claim filing, adjuster meeting, supplement if needed, repair or replacement, and final inspection. Our supplement team has recovered thousands in additional coverage for Maryland Heights homeowners that adjusters initially missed.
Get a Free Quote →New Roof Installation
We handle new construction from permits through final inspection. Our Maryland Heights office coordinates with your builder on scheduling, material delivery, and inspection timing. Typical install time is 1-3 days depending on size and complexity.
Get a Free Quote →Metal Roofing
We install 24-gauge and 26-gauge steel standing seam panels in Galvalume and pre-painted finishes. Concealed fastener clips allow the panels to expand and contract with temperature changes without stress on the fasteners. That's why standing seam doesn't leak. The clips float.
Get a Free Quote →Shingle Roofing
The difference between a cheap shingle roof and a quality one comes down to the system underneath. Shingles are only the outer layer. Ice and water shield in the valleys, synthetic underlayment across the deck, proper starter strip with factory adhesive, correct nailing pattern. That's what makes a shingle roof last in Missouri's weather.
Get a Free Quote →Flat Roofing
EPDM (rubber roofing) has a 50+ year track record as a flat roofing membrane. We install fully adhered EPDM with taped or glued seams over polyiso insulation. It's a great option for Maryland Heights building owners who want proven performance at a lower cost than TPO or PVC.
Get a Free Quote →Commercial Roofing
Your commercial roof has HVAC units, exhaust fans, plumbing vents, and satellite dishes punching through it. Every penetration is a potential leak point. We install prefabricated curbs, custom-welded flashings, and pitch pans that handle foot traffic and thermal cycling without failing.
Get a Free Quote →Gutter Installation
Gutter sizing matters more than most homeowners realize. We calculate the effective roof area, local rainfall intensity, and the number of downspout outlets needed to handle peak flow. Undersized gutters overflow. Undersized downspouts back up. We size everything to handle Maryland Heights's worst rain.
Get a Free Quote →Roof Inspection
Roof inspections are free for Maryland Heights homeowners. No strings, no obligation to hire us for repairs. If your roof is fine, we say so. If it needs attention, you get an honest assessment of what's going on and what it'll cost to fix.
Get a Free Quote →Emergency Roof Repair
Storm, wind, hail, or fallen tree. We've handled every kind of roofing emergency in Maryland Heights. First priority is always preventing further water damage to your interior. Second priority is documentation for insurance. Third is the permanent fix.
Get a Free Quote →Skylight Installation
VELUX FS (fixed) and VS (vented) skylights installed with EDL flashing kits for shingle roofs. The multi-step flashing integrates with the surrounding shingle courses per IRC R903.2. We frame the curb with doubled 2x8 or 2x10 lumber (depending on rafter depth), install ice and water shield membrane around the entire curb perimeter, then set the skylight with factory sealant before weaving step flashing into the field. Top headwall flashing tucks under the upslope shingle course. Bottom sill pan diverts water onto the downslope shingles. Zero exposed sealant joints. Mechanical flashing only.
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