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Top Quality Exteriors works on Maryland Heights homes along McKelvey, Dorsett, and Fee Fee. Asphalt tear-offs, vinyl and fiber cement siding, plus 24/7 storm response built for mid-century ranches and split-levels.
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We’ve worked Maryland Heights homes from the McKelvey corridor and streets near Creve Coeur Lake to ranch and split-level neighborhoods off Dorsett and Fee Fee. Roughly 37% of the city’s housing was built between 1940 and 1969, with a heavy second wave through the 1970s and ’80s — which means most jobs here are full asphalt tear-offs over older plywood decking, plus aging vinyl and aluminum siding that needs honest assessment. Top Quality Exteriors was founded in 2022 by Mario Granados, with 7+ years of industry experience across West St. Louis County.
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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 Maryland Heights ranches and split-levels include a city-required deck inspection, ice-and-water shield to 24 inches inside the wall, and 8d nails at 6 inches on center.
Cracked pipe boots, ridge-cap wear, and granule loss on 20-year asphalt off Dorsett and Fee Fee get chased to the source rather than patched — we find the leak, then fix what caused it.
When a Maryland Heights storm punches a hole at 2 a.m., our 24/7 emergency line is staffed by real crews. We stop the active leak, dry the attic, and protect drywall and finishes below.
Free Maryland Heights roof inspections after the 2024 hail and the March 14, 2025 EF2 tornado. We check west and southwest slopes first, then deliver a written report your adjuster can use.
From McKelvey ranches to Colonial Revivals near Creve Coeur Park, our Maryland Heights residential crews match decking, ventilation, and shingle color to the home — not a generic spec sheet.
Riverport-district buildings and Dorsett-corridor retail in Maryland Heights get TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen systems installed to spec, with tenants kept working through the project.
After the March 2025 EF2 ran SW to NE through Maryland Heights, roofs needed real documentation. We photograph every slope, meet your adjuster on-site, and rebuild with impact-rated materials.
Heavy tarps go down on Maryland Heights roofs within hours — battened to rafters, not stapled to shingles — to keep wind-driven rain off insulation, drywall, and finishes inside the home.
Class 4 impact-resistant asphalt shingles fit Maryland Heights' mid-century ranches well — proven hail performance and an insurance discount that pencils out fast on a volume-tier roof budget.
Standing-seam metal is the long-term upgrade for Maryland Heights homeowners staying put in McKelvey or near the lake — 50-year service, hidden fasteners, and far less hail-driven re-roofing.
Natural and synthetic slate work on Maryland Heights' larger custom homes gets installed with copper flashing, proper headlap, and battens — built for decades, not the next hail cycle ahead.
Clay and concrete tile roofs on Maryland Heights' Mediterranean-style custom homes get installed with breathable underlayment, battens, and flashing built for Missouri's freeze-thaw cycles.
Maryland Heights' Riverport-area commercial buildings and low-slope additions get heat-welded TPO with tapered insulation, full perimeter details, and manufacturer-backed system warranties.
New siding installs on Maryland Heights ranches and split-levels start with house wrap, flashed window openings, and proper rain-screen detailing — finished with vinyl, LP SmartSide, or Hardie.
Maryland Heights vinyl repairs are honest: if we can color-match a single faded '70s panel, we do — if the chalking is too far gone, we tell you straight and quote the elevation properly.
Hail dents aluminum and cracks vinyl on Maryland Heights walls — we document the strike pattern, coordinate with your insurer, and rebuild from sheathing outward with matching panels installed.
When wind strips siding off a Maryland Heights wall, sheathing soaks moisture fast. Crews wrap the opening with heavy-mil plastic and battens within hours to protect the wall cavity inside.
Premium .046 vinyl gives Maryland Heights ranches and split-levels a low-maintenance refresh — dozens of colors, strong wind ratings, and financing that fits the affordable-refresh use case.
James Hardie ColorPlus fiber cement upgrades larger Maryland Heights homes off McKelvey with 15-year color-locked finishes, noncombustible panels, and a 30-year non-prorated substrate warranty.
Fiber cement from Hardie, Allura, or Nichiha handles Maryland Heights' freeze-thaw, hail, and humid summers better than wood or vinyl — installed with manufacturer-spec flashing at every joint.
LP SmartSide engineered wood gives Maryland Heights ranches real-wood warmth with treated strand technology that resists impact, moisture, and pests — a clean fit for board-and-batten and lap.
Insulated vinyl adds R-value to Maryland Heights' un-insulated mid-century walls, lowering heat bills with a thicker, more impact-resistant panel that handles spring hail better than vinyl.
The March 14, 2025 EF2 tracked southwest to northeast straight through Maryland Heights at 122 mph. Our storm crews handle the full claim from tarp installation to final restoration work.
We work every part of Maryland Heights — McKelvey and McKelvey Woods, the streets near Creve Coeur Park and the lake, the Dorsett Road corridor that doubles as the city’s Main Street, the Fee Fee Road spine past Parkway North High, and the Bennington-Olive edge. The housing here is dominated by 1950s–1980s ranches, split-levels, and Colonial Revivals — about 37% of the stock was built between 1940 and 1969 and only around 12% since 2000, so older plywood decking, aging vinyl, and dented aluminum are the norm here. St. Louis averages three to five significant hail events per year, and the March 14, 2025 EF2 tornado tracked southwest-to-northeast at 122 mph through town. We run down I-270 to McKelvey or Dorsett in minutes, which keeps emergency response times tight. 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 Maryland Heights home within 48 hours. You’ll get clear pricing, a realistic timeline, and zero pressure to sign today.
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Maryland Heights homeowners come back for honest roof and siding assessments, clean job sites, and work that holds up to the next storm.
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