Roof Replacement in Wentzville, MO

Wentzville grew fast over the past few decades, and production builders roof a lot of houses in a short time. The shingles they picked were often three-tab or entry-level laminates, and attics were vented to the minimum. Twenty years of Missouri summers and freeze-thaw winters wear that kind of roof down evenly, which is why whole subdivisions tend to need new roofs within the same few years.

St. Charles County also takes its share of hail. A roof with thin, aging shingles can go from fine to leaking after a single storm.

You can often spot the pattern from the street. When several houses on your block have new roofs and dumpsters in the driveway, the rest of the street is usually close behind. That does not mean you should replace yours just because a neighbor did. It does mean a free inspection is worth the half hour, so you know whether your roof has a few good years left or is already letting water into the decking.

We also check the attic on every Wentzville inspection. Builder-vented attics often have too little intake at the soffits, which bakes the shingles from underneath in July and leaves frost on the nails in January.

• Architectural shingles in place of three-tab
• Ice and water barrier in every valley and along the eaves
• Ridge vent paired with clear soffit intake
• New drip edge along the eaves and rakes
• New pipe boots and step flashing
• Decking replaced wherever it has gone soft

Several Wentzville subdivisions have HOA rules on shingle color and style. Bring us your HOA guidelines and we will quote from the approved options.

Family-run since 1947 and now in our third generation, John Beal Roofing is an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor with an A+ BBB rating and a place on the Roofing Contractor Magazine Top 100 list.