Hollister sits on Lake Taneycomo just south of Branson, and its roofs deal with hillside wind, heavy tree cover and damp air off the water. We're Titan Roofing, a family-owned roofer based in Springfield. We inspect Hollister roofs for free, write up what we find with photos, and give you a straight answer on repair or replacement.
Hollister is a mix of longtime family homes, newer houses on the ridges, and places that look out over Lake Taneycomo. Many sit on steep lots under big oaks. That means shade, wet leaves in the valleys, and limbs that come down in storms. Homes up high catch the full force of spring wind, and the ones near the water stay damp longer after rain.
We serve Hollister from our Springfield office, a straight drive down US 65 through Branson. Our crews work in Taney County all the time, so an inspection is not a special trip. We look at the whole roof, including flashing, vents and the decking we can reach, and we show you photos of everything before we talk about price.
Most Hollister homes we see need one of three things. Some need a repair after wind. Some have a roof at the end of its life. Others need better ventilation in a damp attic. We tell you which one it is. If the roof needs to come off, we show you why with photos.
Architectural asphalt shingles are the most common roof in Hollister, and they work well here when they go on right. On shaded, tree covered lots we pay close attention to ventilation and underlayment so moisture does not sit under the shingles.
Standing seam metal is a good fit for Hollister homes on the ridges and near the lake. The panels shed wet leaves and rain fast and hold up to wind. For shops, barns and outbuildings, we also install exposed fastener panels. Both come in colors that suit a lake house or a farmhouse.
Hollister businesses along US 65 and downtown need roofs that keep working through tourist season. We install TPO, PVC, spray foam, metal and roof coating systems on shops, restaurants, lodging, churches and small commercial buildings. We can often coat an older low slope roof instead of tearing it off.
Spring storms in the Ozarks bring hail, straight line wind and falling limbs, and Hollister gets its share. After a storm, we inspect your roof for free and document the damage with photos. If there is a claim to file, we help you put it together and can meet your adjuster on the roof. Your insurance company makes the final call on coverage.
We are a local, family-owned roofing company, and the owners answer for every roof we put on. When you call, you talk to people who live in southwest Missouri and plan to keep working here. Inspections are free. Estimates are written, line by line, so you know what you are paying for before any work starts.
We offer financing for homeowners who would rather spread out the cost of a new roof. Every roof we install comes with a lifetime workmanship warranty, so if something we did fails, we come back and fix it. Lake homes, rentals and family homes all get the same standard.
Yes. Hollister is part of our regular service area, and we schedule repairs there the same way we do in Springfield. Small problems like a few missing shingles, a lifted ridge cap or a leak around a vent pipe are worth fixing early, before water reaches the decking.
It can. Shade keeps the roof damp, leaves pile up in the valleys and gutters, and branches scrape shingles in the wind. We recommend trimming limbs back from the roof and keeping valleys clear. During an inspection we look for moss, soft spots and granule loss tied to shade.
Both work. Standing seam metal costs more up front, but it sheds water and debris well and handles wind on exposed lots. Architectural shingles cost less and suit most homes fine. We walk the roof, look at the slope and exposure, and give you written prices for both.
Full tear-off and replacement with an honest read on whether you need it yet.
Hail and wind inspections, and help with the claim from first call to final check.
Standing seam and exposed fastener metal roofs that outlast asphalt by decades.
Seamless gutters, guards and downspouts sized for Missouri downpours.
TPO, PVC, spray foam and coatings for flat and low-slope roofs.
A Titan inspector on your roof with photos and a written estimate, no pressure.
