Imperial runs along Highway 61-67 and Old Lemay Ferry Road between Arnold to the north and Barnhart to the south, with Kimmswick and the Mississippi just to the east and Mastodon State Historic Site on the west side of I-55. Most homes here sit in subdivisions built from the 1970s through the 2000s, with newer construction and larger lots mixed in. A lot of those roofs are now on their second shingle cycle, which is why replacement work is steady in 63052.
What we're installing in Imperial right now: two sold roof replacements are on our schedule in the 63052 ZIP, and both are specified with IKO Dynasty architectural shingles.
Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Imperial, MO?
Imperial is unincorporated, so there is no city hall to file with — permitting follows Jefferson County. Before tear-off we confirm what the county requires for your address and pull it. You should never have to chase that paperwork yourself.
Why are so many Imperial roofs going back on with IKO Dynasty?
Dynasty is a laminated architectural shingle with IKO's ArmourZone reinforced nailing strip, which gives crews a wide, consistent target for every nail. Installed with IKO's matching starter and hip-and-ridge, it gives homeowners a heavier, dimensional look without moving to a premium-priced line.
Who handles residential roofing in Arnold and Imperial?
The same St. Louis crews cover residential roofing in Arnold, Imperial, Barnhart, High Ridge and the rest of northern Jefferson County. If you have looked at our Arnold work, it's the same team, the same material lists and the same warranty.
What should I check after a storm comes up the river valley?
Look for lifted or creased tabs along the rakes, shingle granules collecting at downspout outlets, dented metal vents and torn ridge cap. Those are the early signs of wind and hail damage. A free inspection gets you a written, photo-backed report you can hand to an adjuster if a claim makes sense.
How fast can a crew reach Imperial in an emergency?
Imperial is roughly 40 minutes from our Maryland Heights headquarters outside rush hour. The phone is answered by a real person 24 hours a day, and emergency tarping is available when a storm opens a roof up overnight.
Frequently asked questions
What ZIP code is Imperial, Missouri?
63052, in northern Jefferson County.
Is Kimmswick part of Imperial?
No. Kimmswick is its own small city just east of Imperial. We serve both.
Do you offer roof financing in Imperial?
Yes. Most roofs qualify for more than one financing option; see our financing page.
Is the roof inspection free?
Yes, with a written report and no obligation.
24-hour emergency roofing in Imperial, MO — call 314-429-6000 or toll-free 1-800-564-6232.