Roofers in St. Louis, MO

Roof replacements, storm damage, inspections — find a roofer in St. Louis who works with your insurance and stands behind their work.

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St. Louis Roofing & Exteriors

Roofer in St. Louis

4.8(245 reviews on Google)
St. Louis, MO
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Total Roofing

Roofer in St. Louis

5.0(208 reviews on Google)
St. Louis, MO
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Big Bear Roofing

Roofer in St. Louis

4.9(163 reviews on Google)
St. Louis, MO
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I&E Roofing & Construction, Inc.

Roofer in St. Louis

5.0(157 reviews on Google)
St. Louis, MO
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MLK Roofing & Construction

Roofer in St. Louis

4.6(101 reviews on Google)
St. Louis, MO
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Innovative Construction & Roofing

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4.8(79 reviews on Google)
St. Louis, MO
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Spartan Roofing LLC

Roofer in St. Louis

4.7(48 reviews on Google)
St. Louis, MO
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St. Louis Roofing Company Inc.

Roofer in St. Louis

4.6(22 reviews on Google)
St. Louis, MO

Common Roofers services in St. Louis

Roof Replacement

Full tear-off and replacement with new shingles, underlayment, and flashing is the most common roofing project. Most roofs last 20–30 years before replacement is needed.

Storm Damage Repair

Hail and wind damage often isn't visible from the ground. Roofers perform detailed inspections and document damage for insurance claims.

Leak Detection & Repair

Active leaks need fast response. Roofers trace water infiltration to failed flashing, cracked boots, or compromised valleys and make targeted repairs.

Gutter Installation & Cleaning

Properly pitched gutters and downspouts route water away from the foundation. Many roofers install seamless gutters and offer annual cleaning contracts.

Flat Roof Systems

Commercial and low-slope residential roofs use TPO, EPDM, or modified bitumen systems rather than shingles — specialists in flat roofing are required.

How much do roofers cost in St. Louis?

Roofers in St. Louis typically charge $400–$600 per square (100 sq ft). Full roof replacements on an average home range from $8,000–$20,000 depending on material. Prices in St. Louis reflect local labor market conditions and cost of living — getting multiple quotes through Blue Collar Social helps you understand what's fair for your specific project. Scope complexity, material selections, and access difficulty are the biggest variables that move the final price above or below the typical range.

How to hire a roofer in St. Louis

1

Verify contractor licensing and insurance

Roofing is one of the most injury-prone trades. Confirm your roofer carries workers' comp and at least $1M liability — if a worker is hurt on your property without it, you may be liable.

2

Get the full written scope

A roofing quote should specify shingle brand and grade, underlayment type, decking replacement policy, flashing replacement, and debris removal. Cheap quotes often cut corners on these.

3

Understand the warranty

Most shingles carry a manufacturer warranty (25–50 years) and a separate workmanship warranty from the installer (typically 1–10 years). Get both in writing.

4

Check for required permits

Most jurisdictions require permits for full replacements. Your roofer should pull the permit — it triggers an inspection that protects you if the work is done wrong.

5

Confirm dumpster and cleanup plan

Roofing generates significant debris. Confirm who provides the dumpster, where it will sit, and what the magnetic nail sweep process is before work begins.

Licensing & permits for roofers in St. Louis, MO

Roofers operating in St. Louis, MO must comply with local building codes enforced by the St. Louis Building and Safety Department. Always confirm that your contractor will pull the required permits for your project — permitted work protects you at resale and ensures the work meets minimum safety standards. Unpermitted work discovered during a home sale can delay or kill escrow. Blue Collar Social profiles show each contractor's verified credentials, making it easy to confirm licensing before you hire.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I find a reliable roofer in St. Louis?

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How much does a roofer cost in St. Louis, MO?

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