The outside of a new roof can look fine from the street while hiding installation errors that will cost thousands to fix within 2 to 5 years. Reused flashing, missing drip edge, skipped underlayment, improper nailing, and no ventilation assessment are the five most common corner cuts St. Louis homeowners encounter, and none of them…
It has been roughly a year since severe spring weather swept across St. Charles County. While neighborhoods in Dardenne Prairie and Cottleville—including popular subdivisions like Windsor Place and Timberwood Trails—managed to avoid the catastrophic tornadoes that struck the broader metro area later in the season, they did not escape the weather entirely. In April 2025,…
If you live in Benton Park, Soulard, Carondelet, or The Hill, your home probably shares something that most suburban houses don’t: a roof with little to no overhang. These tight-lot, historic St. Louis neighborhoods are known for brick construction, narrow homes, and rooflines that stop almost flush with the exterior wall. This architectural style gives…
Dutchtown, one of the largest and most historic neighborhoods in St. Louis, is home to a mix of century-old buildings, classic brick homes, and modern residences. With the ever-changing St. Louis weather and the age of many homes in Dutchtown, regular roof inspections are crucial for homeowners looking to maintain their property’s structural integrity, prevent…
St. Louis winters can be unpredictable and harsh, bringing everything from heavy snowfall and freezing rain to high winds. These winter storms can take a toll on your roof, potentially leading to significant damage if not properly prepared for and managed. For homeowners in St. Louis, understanding how winter storms impact roofs and what preventative…
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