Titan Roofing repairs and replaces roofs in Ozark, from the older homes around the historic square to the newer neighborhoods off US 65. We are a family-owned roofer working out of our Springfield office, a short drive north. We offer free inspections, written estimates and plain answers about what your roof needs.
Ozark is the Christian County seat, and it has a little of everything. Near the square you will find older homes with steep roofs, small chimneys and layers of past repairs. Out toward US 65 and the edges of town, newer subdivisions keep going up. Homes near the Finley River sit among big trees, which drop limbs in storms and keep roofs shaded and damp.
We are based in Springfield, so Ozark is an easy drive down US 65 for our inspectors and crews. That makes it simple to get someone out to look at a leak, check storm damage or measure for a new roof. We know the mix of old and new homes in Ozark, and we plan each job around what that house needs.
Ozark homes need different things depending on where they sit. A house near the square may need old layers torn off and new decking. A newer home may need better ventilation than the builder gave it. A home along the river may need debris cleared and valleys rebuilt. We look at your roof first and plan the work around it.
Architectural shingles are the most common choice in Ozark, and they work on older homes and newer builds alike. On shaded lots near the Finley River, we recommend algae-resistant shingles to fight dark streaks. We also offer impact-rated shingles for homeowners who want more protection from hail.
Metal is a good fit for Ozark homes under heavy trees, since panels shed leaves and water well and do not hold moisture the way shingles can. We install standing seam panels on homes and exposed fastener panels on shops and outbuildings. We do not install metal shingles or corrugated metal.
Ozark has churches, schools, shops and restaurants around the square, and retail and warehouses along US 65. We install and repair TPO, PVC and spray foam roofs on flat and low-slope buildings, metal roofs on shops and warehouses, and roof coating systems for older roofs that still have a solid base. We schedule around your busy hours.
When hail or wind hits Ozark, we come out for a free inspection and photograph all the damage, including fallen limbs and torn flashing. We give you a written report to share with your insurance company and can help with the claim. We can also meet the adjuster at your home. The insurance company makes the final decision on coverage.
We are a family-owned company from Springfield, and the owners answer for every roof we install. When you call, a local person picks up. Our inspections are free, and our estimates are written out in full, so you know what is included before you sign anything.
We back our work with a lifetime workmanship warranty, and we offer financing if you would rather pay over time. On older Ozark homes, we take extra care with landscaping, porches and old trim. We leave the site clean and will walk the finished roof with you if you want to see it.
Yes. Older homes often hide problems like several layers of shingles, rotted decking and worn chimney flashing. We tear everything off, replace bad wood and flash it right. Once the old roof is off, we send you photos of what we found before we close it back up.
They can. Shade keeps shingles damp, which grows moss and algae, and falling leaves clog valleys and gutters. Branches that rub the roof wear through shingles over time. We can point out problem limbs, clear debris and recommend materials that hold up better on shaded lots.
Yes, often. Newer homes can have storm damage that is hard to see from the ground, along with ventilation or flashing shortcuts from when they were built. We check the roof and the attic and tell you what we see, even when the answer is that nothing needs doing yet.
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.
