A roofer with an office in Columbia
Our Columbia office is at 115 Conley Road, Suite 1044. It serves homeowners, landlords and businesses across Boone County and the counties around it. Call 573-343-8993 day or night. Inspections are free, photographed slope by slope, and come with an itemized written price whether or not you hire us.
Rental and student housing
Columbia has a large share of investor-owned rental housing around the University of Missouri. Rental roofs have their own priorities: working around tenants and leases, finishing before move-in in August, and giving owners documentation they can keep for insurance and resale. We schedule around tenants, notify them before work starts, and send owners photo reports from start to finish.
The houses here
Older homes near downtown and campus tend to have steep pitches, dormers and original plank decking that has to be inspected rather than assumed. The subdivisions built from the 1960s through the 1990s usually have simpler roofs but often carry a second layer of shingles from an earlier re-roof. Newer homes in south Columbia and Ashland were often built with minimal attic ventilation, which shortens shingle life in Missouri summers.
Weather in Boone County
Severe weather in central Missouri peaks from April through June. Hail and straight-line wind are the most common causes of roof claims here. Hail bruises can crack the shingle mat without causing an immediate leak, so damage often goes unnoticed until the next hard rain. Humid summers also make attic ventilation especially important.
Storm damage and insurance claims
After a storm we tarp active leaks any hour, photograph every slope and soft metal, and give you a written report you can share with your insurance company. If you file, we meet the adjuster on the roof. If there is no real damage, we tell you that too.
Towns served from our Columbia office
Columbia, MO
Boone County seat and home of the University of Missouri, with historic homes near downtown and campus, mid-century subdivisions and newer construction on the south and east sides.
Ashland, MO
A fast-growing town south of Columbia along US-63, mostly newer subdivisions where builder-grade roofs from the 2000s are now reaching replacement age.
Hallsville, MO
A small town north of Columbia with a mix of older homes in town and acreage properties with outbuildings around it.
Centralia, MO
Northern Boone County town with older brick and frame homes downtown and ranch homes on its edges.
Moberly, MO
Randolph County seat with a large stock of early 1900s homes, many with steep roofs, dormers and multiple layers of old shingles.
Huntsville, MO
Small Randolph County town west of Moberly with older homes and rural properties.
Mexico, MO
Audrain County seat with historic homes near the square and established neighborhoods of 1950s through 1970s ranches.
Vandalia, MO
Eastern Audrain County town with older homes and small commercial buildings downtown.
Boonville, MO
Cooper County seat on the Missouri River with one of the larger collections of historic homes in mid-Missouri.
Fayette, MO
Howard County seat and home of Central Methodist University, with older homes around the courthouse square.
Services in Columbia
- Roofing in Columbia
- Roof repair in Columbia
- Roof replacement in Columbia
- Residential roofing in Columbia
- Commercial roofing in Columbia
- Storm damage in Columbia
- Gutters in Columbia
- Insurance claims in Columbia
Our Columbia office
115 Conley Road #1044, Columbia, MO 65201 · 573-343-8993, answered 24/7. Closer to Jefferson City? See our Jefferson City office, or view every market on the service area page.
Common questions
Do you have a local office in Columbia, MO?
Yes. Our Columbia office is at 115 Conley Road #1044, Columbia, MO 65201, and the phone is answered 24/7 at 573-343-8993.
Do you work on rental properties near the University of Missouri?
Yes. We schedule around tenants and leases and give owners photo documentation of the work.
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Columbia?
Many roof replacements inside city limits require a permit. We confirm the requirement for your address and handle it as part of the job.
Which towns does the Columbia office cover?
Columbia, Ashland, Hallsville, Centralia, Moberly, Huntsville, Mexico, Vandalia, Boonville and Fayette.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most single-family homes are finished in one to two days once materials are delivered, weather permitting.