Residential Roof Replacement In Springfield, MO

Most roofs give plenty of warning before they fail. The trouble is that the early signs are easy to miss from the ground, and a small problem on an old roof tends to spread. Shingle roofs typically last 20 to 30 years, depending on the materials, the weather they see and how well they are kept up. Once yours passes 20 years, we recommend having it looked at regularly.

• Leaks that keep coming backRepeated stains or drips usually mean the roof as a whole is worn out, not just one spot.
• Sagging or dipsA roofline that dips points to weakened decking or framing that a repair will not fix.
• Curling or buckling shinglesShingles that cup, curl or buckle no longer lie flat and let wind and water get underneath.
• Rot, mold or soft spotsMoisture in the attic or soft decking means water has been getting in for a while.

We keep a replacement simple and predictable. It starts with a free inspection, where we measure your roof and check the decking, ventilation and flashing. From there you get an exact price and help choosing between architectural shingles, designer shingles and metal. Once the job is on the calendar, our crew handles the rest, from tear-off to cleanup.

• Inspect and measureWe measure the roof and check its condition so the price fits your home instead of a guess.
• Tear-offOur crew removes the old roofing down to the decking while protecting your yard, landscaping and siding.
• Decking and underlaymentWe replace any soft or damaged boards, then lay new underlayment as a moisture barrier.
• New roofWe install your shingles or metal panels along with the flashing, vents and ridge cap that finish the system.
• CleanupWe haul off the debris and sweep the yard and driveway for nails before we call the job done.

An average shingle roof replacement in Springfield runs $8,000 to $15,000, and an average metal roof runs $12,000 to $20,000. Roofs are priced by the square, which is 100 square feet of roof. Architectural shingles run about $350 to $600 per square, and a new metal roof runs about $650 to $1,500 per square. Our price calculator gives you a quick range, and we measure every roof before we give an exact price.

Where your job lands in that range comes down to a few things. Bigger and steeper roofs take more material and more labor. Taller homes and tight access take more time to stage safely. Each old layer that comes off adds tear-off work, and the warranty level you choose changes the cost too. We go over all of it at your free inspection.