
Roof Inspection and Estimates
A clear read on what condition your roof is in, with a detailed estimate if work is needed.
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A full tear-off, a checked deck and a new roof for homes whose old roof has run out of life.
36 years in the roofing trade

A roof replacement means taking the existing roofing down to the deck, fixing whatever is wrong with the wood, and building a new roof on top: underlayment, drip edge, flashing, ventilation and the finished roofing material. It is the right answer when repairs would only be chasing the next leak.
In Pierce City and the farm and small-town country around it, many roofs have already been replaced once or twice, sometimes by laying new shingles over old. Those layers add weight, hide soft spots in the deck and make it harder to know what is going on underneath. A tear-off is the only way to see what the roof has been hiding.
The goal is not just a new surface but a roof that sheds water properly for years. That is why a replacement is mostly about the layers nobody sees from the street: a flat, sound deck, correctly lapped underlayment, edges that direct water into the gutter and flashing that is rebuilt instead of reused.
We look at the roof surface, the attic if accessible and the flashing, then give you a free quote that covers the material, the deck work we expect and the cleanup.
Landscaping, siding and windows are covered or protected, and the crew sets up a way to keep debris off the lawn and driveway.
The old roofing, underlayment and old flashing come off, and the deck is checked board by board.
Soft or damaged decking is replaced, then underlayment, drip edge, flashing and the new roofing go on, working from the eave up.
The yard and driveway are swept with magnets, debris is hauled away and we go over the finished roof with you.
No two roofs cost the same, and these are the factors that move the number:
A replacement is a big decision and a lot of work done out of sight. Otto has been replacing roofs for 36 years, and he is the kind of roofer who will show you the rotted board rather than quietly bill for it.
With four crews, a replacement can be scheduled and finished without the job dragging on while a single crew works elsewhere, and each job is planned so the roof is not left open to the weather overnight.
We replace roofs in Pierce City, Monett and across the region. See our Pierce City roofing page and Monett roofing page.
A typical house is often a matter of a day or a few days, depending on size, pitch, how many layers come off and the weather. Rain delays happen, and we plan the job so the roof is not left open to the weather overnight. We give you a realistic timeline when we quote the job.
A roofing square is 100 square feet of roof surface. Roofers price materials and labor by the square because it scales cleanly: a 30-square roof is about 3,000 square feet of roof, which is bigger than the footprint of the house because of pitch and overhangs.
Sometimes, but a full tear-off is usually better. Tearing off lets us see the deck, replace rotted boards and put new underlayment down, none of which can be done over an old layer. We will tell you what we see on your roof.
Yes, if the plywood or boards are soft, rotted or damaged, they have to be replaced before the new roof goes on. We tell you before the job if we expect it, and show you what we find during the job if we do not.
It depends on the condition, not just the age. If the damage is limited, a repair can buy years. If shingles are curling and granules are coming off across the whole roof, repairs stop making sense. An inspection settles it.
Yes. A tear-off throws nails and debris all over the yard, so cleanup includes a magnetic sweep of the lawn, driveway and landscaping beds around the house.

A clear read on what condition your roof is in, with a detailed estimate if work is needed.
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