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Top Quality Exteriors works on Frontenac’s large custom homes along Clayton Road, Conway, and the Geyer corridor. Slate, cedar shake, designer shingles, and fiber cement trim built for these complex rooflines.
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We’ve worked on Frontenac homes from Clayton Road and Jaccard Lane through the Conway and Geyer corridors, where one-acre lots, French Provincial facades, and complex multi-gable rooflines are the norm. Most of these homes were built between the 1950s and 1980s, which means aging cedar fascia, soffit rot under heavy tree shade, and roof valleys that quietly fail before the shingle field does. Top Quality Exteriors was founded in 2022 by Mario Granados, with 7+ years of industry experience across St. Louis County guiding every Frontenac project.
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Top Quality Exteriors is licensed in Missouri, BBB A+ accredited, Owens Corning Preferred, and a James Hardie Alliance member.
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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 CertificationFull tear-offs on Frontenac's 1950s–1980s homes include synthetic underlayment, ice-and-water shield at the eaves, and balanced attic ventilation built to the city's adopted 2021 IRC code.
We chase the actual leak source on Frontenac roofs — flashing failures at valleys, cracked pipe boots, and shingle splits under tree-canopy debris — rather than just patching the visible drip.
When a Frontenac storm punctures a roof at 2 a.m., our 24/7 emergency line is staffed. Crews stop the active leak, dry the attic, and protect plaster ceilings and hardwood floors below.
Drone-assisted Frontenac roof inspections document granule loss, valley wear, soft decking, and tree-limb abrasion — useful for pre-sale due diligence and storm-claim filings on bigger roofs.
From French Provincial homes off Conway Road to brick ranches on Jaccard Lane, our residential Frontenac roofing crews match design intent — gable lines, copper accents, designer-shingle colors.
Small commercial buildings around Plaza Frontenac and the Lindbergh corridor get TPO, modified bitumen, and standing-seam metal systems installed to spec, with tenants kept working through it.
After the late-May 2025 EF3 winds and spring hail, Frontenac roofs needed real documentation. We photograph every slope, meet your adjuster on-site, and rebuild with impact-rated materials.
Heavy-duty tarps go down on Frontenac roofs within hours — battened to rafters, not stapled to shingles — to keep wind-driven rain off insulation, drywall, and the home's interior finishes below.
Class 4 impact-resistant designer asphalt shingles in slate-look and cedar-look profiles match Frontenac's French Provincial homes while standing up to the metro's recurring hail seasons.
Standing-seam metal suits Frontenac's prominent, steep custom rooflines well — 50-year lifespans, hidden fasteners, and matte finishes that complement limestone and brick exteriors beautifully.
Frontenac has a higher share of slate roofs than most metro cities. We restore, match, and replace natural and synthetic slate with copper flashing details and proper headlap for long service.
Clay and concrete tile roofs on Frontenac's Mediterranean-influenced custom homes get installed and repaired with proper battens, breathable underlayment, and flashing built for the climate.
Low-slope sections on Frontenac additions and pool houses get heat-welded TPO membrane with tapered insulation for drainage, full perimeter details, and manufacturer-backed system warranties.
New siding installs on Frontenac homes start with house wrap, flashed window openings, and proper rain-screen detailing — finished with James Hardie or LP SmartSide trim built to last decades.
Cracked panels, woodpecker holes, and storm-blown sections on Frontenac homes get color-matched replacements installed cleanly so the repair disappears into the wall instead of flagging itself.
Hail dents vinyl, cracks fiber cement, and tears flashing loose on Frontenac walls. We document the strike pattern, coordinate with your insurer, and rebuild from the sheathing outward.
When wind strips siding off a Frontenac wall, exposed sheathing soaks moisture fast. Our crews wrap the opening with heavy-mil plastic and battens within hours to protect the wall cavity inside.
Premium .046 vinyl gives Frontenac homeowners a low-maintenance exterior with strong wind ratings and dozens of colors — a sensible choice for outbuildings, dormers, and select rear elevations.
James Hardie ColorPlus fiber cement fits Frontenac's French Provincial and Traditional homes — noncombustible, color-locked for 15 years, and a real upgrade from the aging wood trim it replaces.
Fiber cement from James Hardie, Allura, or Nichiha handles Missouri's freeze-thaw cycles, hail, and humidity better than wood or vinyl. We install with manufacturer-spec flashing at every joint.
LP SmartSide engineered wood gives Frontenac homes real-wood warmth with treated strand technology that resists impact, moisture, and pests — a clean fit for board-and-batten or lap designs.
Insulated vinyl adds R-value to Frontenac's older brick-and-frame homes, lowering heat bills while delivering a thicker, more impact-resistant panel that handles spring hail better than vinyl.
Frontenac's mature tree canopy means storm calls often involve limb-fall punctures and structural decking damage on top of hail bruising. We document everything, then rebuild it properly.
We work across every part of Frontenac — Frontenac Estates, Jaccard Lane, Clayton Terrace, West End Park, and Ballantrae, plus the winding streets off Geyer Road and larger custom homes along Conway Road. The housing here is almost entirely detached single-family on one- to three-acre lots, with French Provincial, Traditional, and Colonial designs built from the 1950s through the 1980s. That era means complex multi-gable rooflines, lots of valleys and flashing detail, and aging cedar fascia under heavy tree canopy. St. Louis averages three to five significant hail events per year, and the late-May 2025 EF3 tornado damaged roughly 5,000 county properties. We’re a short run down Lindbergh Boulevard from Plaza Frontenac, which keeps response times tight on emergency calls. You get the same project lead from first inspection through final cleanup.
Call (314) 618-8888 or send a message, and we’ll schedule a free on-site visit at your Frontenac home within 48 hours. You’ll get clear pricing, a realistic timeline, and zero pressure to sign on the spot.
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Frontenac homeowners come back to us for careful work around mature trees, clean job sites, and craftsmanship that matches the home.
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