Harvester, MO Roofing Contractor

The neighborhoods around Harvester Road, Highway 94 and Jungermann Road are full of two-story colonials, ranches and split-levels built by production builders. They were roofed quickly and with standard materials, and many of those original roofs have been replaced once already. Some were roofed over instead of torn off, so we still find second layers on top of the first.

Spring storms come across St. Charles County with hail and straight-line wind. Hail bruises shingles in a way you can't see from the yard. The granules loosen, the mat underneath cracks, and the damage shows up as leaks or bald spots a year or two later. Wind lifts the tabs along rakes and ridges, breaking the seal strip, and the next storm finishes the job.

We inspect Harvester roofs slope by slope, mark hail hits, test shingles for broken seals and photograph everything. You get a copy of the photos whether you hire us or not.

1. Free inspection

   We go on the roof, document the damage and tell you if we think it's worth a claim.

2. You file the claim

   Your policy, your call. We'll explain what the photos show.

3. Adjuster meeting

   We meet the adjuster on your roof and walk through the damage together.

4. Repair or replace

   Once the scope is approved, we schedule the work and handle cleanup.

If we don't think the damage justifies a claim, we'll tell you that too. Filing a claim on a roof that doesn't need one does you no good. Some Harvester subdivisions have homeowners association rules on shingle colors, so bring those along and we'll match an approved option.