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Frontenac Roofing Contractor, at a glance

Frontenac roofs are bigger and more complicated than their square footage suggests, and the cost of a job here is driven by the number of transitions, not the number of squares. Valleys, dormers, chimneys and sidewalls are where the money and the leaks both live. Call (314) 429-6000 any hour.

Aerial view of a finished wide hip roof with dormers on a Frontenac, MO home roofed by John Beal Roofing
Complex Roofs

Where a Frontenac roof actually fails

On a simple gable the shingle is the roof. On a Frontenac house with four dormers and three chimneys, the shingle is the easy part. Open valleys, cricket flashing behind a wide chimney, and the sidewall where a two-story section meets a one-story run are the details that decide how long the roof lasts.

We price those details out loud. If a job needs new copper counterflashing let into the mortar joint rather than caulk smeared over the old work, that is in the estimate with the reason attached. Bids that come in low on a house like this are usually low because those lines are missing.

More about John Beal Roofing

Roofing services in Frontenac, MO

Our own crews, our own supervision, and a written scope that names every flashing detail.

Roof replacement in Frontenac

Designer and architectural shingle, full tear-off, rebuilt flashings and balanced ventilation.

Roof repair

Valley, chimney and dormer repairs on roofs that do not need replacing yet.

Roof inspection

A photographed, written condition report on a complicated roof, free of charge.

Storm and hail damage

Slope-by-slope documentation and the adjuster met on the roof, not in the driveway.

Seamless gutters

Six-inch aluminum sized for long runs, hidden hangers, discharge routed away from the house.

24/7 emergency service

Someone answers at any hour, and we cover an active opening before we do anything else.

How a Frontenac roofing project runs

  1. First conversation

    We ask what you have seen, how long it has been happening and what the house has had done before.

  2. Detailed inspection

    Every valley, dormer, chimney and sidewall photographed, plus measurements taken off the roof rather than estimated.

  3. Scope and price in writing

    Line by line, including the flashing work. You can hand it to another contractor and compare like for like.

  4. Installation and walkthrough

    Materials staged to protect the drive and landscaping, daily cleanup, and a final walk with you before we invoice.

Frontenac at a glance

CityFrontenac, MO
CountyCentral St. Louis County
ZIP code63131
NearbyLadue, Des Peres, Town and Country, Creve Coeur
Typical housingLarge custom homes, wide hip roofs, multiple dormers and chimneys
Roofing companyJohn Beal Roofing, family owned since 1947
Emergency service24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Matching what is already on the house

Half of the work on a Frontenac replacement is making the new roof look like it belongs on the house.

Color, profile and shadow line all matter more on a broad hip roof that is visible from the street across a long lawn. We bring full-size samples to the house and look at them against the brick and the trim in daylight rather than choosing from a paper swatch in an office.

Where slate, tile or standing seam is already on part of the house, the transition between materials has to be flashed rather than sealed. We handle those junctions as metal work and we will tell you honestly when a section is better left alone than modernized.

Ridge cap being set along the main ridge of a large Frontenac, MO roof replacement

What separates a real bid from a cheap one

On a complex roof these are the lines that go missing when a price looks too good.

  • Counterflashing cut into the mortar joint instead of surface-sealed against old brick
  • Crickets built behind wide chimneys so water is diverted rather than pooled
  • Open valleys detailed in metal where the water volume calls for it
  • Deck inspection and sheathing replacement priced before the tear-off starts
  • Ventilation calculated for the actual attic volume, not one ridge vent run out of habit
  • Lifetime workmanship warranty and Owens Corning Platinum Preferred installation

Frontenac roofing questions

Can you match an existing roof if only one section needs work?

Often, and we will show you the match before committing. Where an exact match is no longer manufactured we say so rather than hoping you do not notice from the ground.

Do you protect landscaping during a tear-off?

Yes. Materials get staged on plywood, beds get covered, and the property is swept with magnets at the end of every day rather than once at the end of the job.

How long does a large Frontenac roof take?

Two to four days depending on the number of transitions and the pitch. We give you the schedule before we start and tell you if weather moves it.

Do you work with insurance on a home this size?

We do. Documentation is photographed slope by slope and we meet the adjuster on the roof so the scope reflects what is actually up there.

Are you licensed, insured and bonded?

All three, and certificates go out before the crew arrives. We have been a family-run company in this market since 1947.

Free Frontenac roof inspection

Send this and we will call to arrange a time that suits you. For an active leak, phone us instead.

No obligation and no pressure. We will call to confirm a time that works, and inspections are free. Need someone right now? Call (314) 429-6000 — a real person answers 24 hours a day.

Nearby cities we cover

Central county is our home ground. A few of Frontenac's neighbors:

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