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Clayton homes skew older and pricier than most of the metro — Tudor, Colonial Revival, and Georgian brick from the 1920s dominate Carrswold, Claverach Park, and Wydown. Top Quality Exteriors treats them right.
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Top Quality Exteriors is a locally owned Missouri contractor founded in 2022, with a leadership team carrying over 7 years of industry experience. Clayton keeps us sharp — its housing stock predates most of the metro, with roughly a third of homes built before 1939 and another third from the 1940s through the 1960s. That means slate, clay tile, steep-pitch architectural asphalt, box gutters, and copper flashing on Tudor and Colonial Revival roofs in Carrswold, Claverach Park, Brentmoor, and along Wydown Boulevard. We work at that level.
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BBB Accredited, A+ rated, licensed in Missouri and Illinois, with general liability plus workers’ comp on every Clayton project.
Certificate of Insurance – Missouri
General liability coverage of $1M+ — fully insured for every project we take on across the State of Missouri.
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Certificate of Insurance – Illinois
General liability coverage of $1M+ — fully insured for every project we take on across the State of Illinois.
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OSHA Safety Certified
Our team is OSHA-certified, meeting federal workplace safety standards on every job site — protecting both our crew and your property.
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Our team is OSHA-certified, meeting federal workplace safety standards on every job site — protecting both our crew and your property.
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Illinois Contractor License
Licensed Roofing Contractor in the State of Illinois — License No. 104020698, regulated and verified.
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Owens Corning Preferred Contractor
Recognized as a preferred installer of Owens Corning roofing systems — delivering manufacturer-backed quality and warranties.
View CertificationSteep-pitch, multi-valley tear-offs on Clayton's Tudor and Colonial Revival homes get specced to clear architectural review, with copper flashing details and materials that match the streetscape.
Failed slate tiles, cracked clay pieces, and asphalt shingles blown loose by Clayton storms get repaired with matching materials — not the closest-color patch job you see from driveby crews.
Tree limb through the deck, missing shingles after a Wydown Boulevard wind event, or interior leaks after a Clayton hail cell — our 24/7 crew responds fast and stops water intrusion first.
Post-storm and pre-sale roof inspections across Clayton cover slate, tile, and asphalt with drone photography and a written report your adjuster or a buyer's inspector can actually work from.
Every Clayton neighborhood has its own roof profile — from Carrswold Tudors to Claverach Park Colonials to newer builds off Hanley — and our crews match the right pitch and material approach.
Downtown Clayton office towers, mid-rise condos, and low-slope retail around Forsyth and Central need commercial-grade roofs, and our team installs flat, membrane, and steep-slope builds.
The May 2025 EF3 tornado tore roofs off 5,000-plus Clayton buildings — we've been repairing and replacing them since, working with adjusters and honoring Missouri's 12-month claim window.
Clayton's tree-lined streets mean falling limbs on shingles after most wind events, and our emergency tarping crew secures the roof deck within hours so water doesn't ruin ceilings below.
Architectural asphalt shingles remain the practical choice for many Clayton homes outside the strictest historic districts, and we install Owens Corning laminated systems with proper ventilation.
Standing seam metal roofing suits Clayton's larger custom builds and modern additions, and we install concealed-fastener panels with matching flashing that handle hail, ice dams, and snow loads.
Original 1920s slate roofs across Carrswold, Claverach Park, and Wydown deserve slate-first repair or matched replacement — we source real slate and rebuild copper flashing to original detail.
Clay tile and Mediterranean-style roofs on Clayton's Spanish Revival homes need tile-specific hands — cracked pieces swapped, valleys relined, and copper flashing rebuilt where storms tore it.
TPO and EPDM low-slope systems on Clayton's downtown office buildings, condo decks, and rear commercial additions get installed with heat-welded seams, insulation, and freeze-thaw drainage.
New siding installs on Clayton dormers, gables, and rear additions get done with proper house wrap, flashing tape, and J-channel details so brick-plus-siding transitions actually shed water.
Cracked Hardie boards, warped vinyl panels, and rotted trim on Clayton homes get repaired with matching profiles and color — not the mismatched replacement pieces you see on shortcut jobs.
Hail-punched vinyl, torn Hardie planks, and wind-blown trim across Clayton get documented, claimed, and replaced by our storm crew — with matching profiles sourced before the tear-off starts.
When Clayton storms rip siding off a gable or wall, our emergency tarping crew wraps the exposed sheathing within hours to keep the wall cavity dry until permanent siding can be reinstalled.
Vinyl siding suits many Clayton homes outside the historic districts — the modern insulated profiles handle hail and wind better, and we install them with rigid foam backing for R-value.
James Hardie fiber cement clears Clayton architectural review where vinyl won't — we install ColorPlus planks and trim on gables, dormers, and additions with Hardie's fastener schedule.
Fiber cement gives Clayton's brick and historic-district homes a paint-ready, rot-proof upgrade on gables and trim — we install with proper clearances, flashing, and priming on cut edges.
LP SmartSide engineered wood siding gives Clayton homeowners a warmer natural look than fiber cement — we install lap, panel, and trim components with proper fastening and joint treatment.
Insulated vinyl siding adds a rigid foam layer behind the panel, cutting drafts on older Clayton homes with limited wall insulation and raising R-value without opening walls from inside.
From tarping and shingle replacement to full siding rebuilds after the 2025 tornado, our Clayton storm damage team documents everything for insurance and gets homes back to weather-tight fast.
Clayton runs from Wydown Boulevard south of Forest Park down through Claverach Park and Hi-Pointe, east to the DeMun district against the St. Louis city line, and north around Shaw Park and the downtown government center along Forsyth and Central. About a third of Clayton’s homes went up before 1939 — Tudor, Georgian, and Colonial Revival brick homes in Carrswold, Claverach Park, Brentmoor, and along Wydown — with another wave built between 1940 and 1969. That housing profile means we’re rarely doing three-tab tear-offs here; jobs skew toward slate repair, clay tile work, copper flashing, box gutters, and steep-pitch architectural asphalt. The May 2025 EF3 tornado hit Clayton directly and damaged 5,000-plus buildings across the city, with the Wydown corridor especially battered by falling trees. We’re still working through that restoration list.
Call, send a message, or use the form — one of our Clayton project managers will schedule a free on-site look, walk the roof or siding with you, and quote the work in writing. No pressure, just a real estimate.
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Clayton neighbors from Carrswold to DeMun trust our crews for slate repair, storm work, and siding replacements that hold up years later.
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