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Scheduling your free Florissant roof inspection takes about two minutes. Call our office, share the address and your main concerns, and we will set a time that fits your week. You will leave with a clear written report and honest next steps.
Your Florissant ranch has weathered more than six decades of hail and wind, and the May 19, 2025 storm that dropped 2-inch hail across New Halls Ferry Road did not make it any younger. If granules are collecting in the gutters, pipe boots are splitting, or shingles lifted during the March 2025 tornado outbreak, a thorough roof inspection tells you whether a repair, an insurance claim, or a full tear-off should come next. At Top Quality Exteriors, we document every slope, flashing detail, and penetration before anything leaves our clipboard.
Florissant’s housing stock is dominated by 1940s-1960s ranches, which means most roofs we inspect are on their second or third cover and sitting over original board sheathing underneath. Our team walks the deck wherever safe, checks for soft spots, cracked boots, worn 3-tab, and valley rust, and photographs every finding so you have a written record for your files or your adjuster. If targeted roof repair in Florissant can buy an aging ranch roof several more seasons here, we will tell you so plainly.
Roughly three out of four Florissant homes were built between the late 1940s and the late 1960s, which puts most of our inspection calls on 60-to-80-year-old asphalt roofs with original or near-original board decking underneath. That matters because Florissant’s own building code allows existing wood sheathing to stay in place after tear-off only if it is not warped, cracked, or delaminated — anything else is deemed non-nailable and must be replaced. We flag decking condition during the inspection, so your written report explains exactly what the final quote will hinge on. On the storm side, 2025 was active: around 25 hail reports landed within ten miles of Florissant, headlined by 2-inch stones on May 19 and up to 2.5 inches later in the season, and the March 13-16 EF2 tornado track ran straight through town. Southwest-facing slopes off Charbonier Road and Patterson Road typically take the brunt, so that is where we start. For residential roofing in Florissant, we treat the inspection as the foundation of every recommendation.
We work the same five steps on every Florissant roof, whether you are prepping a sale off Lindbergh Boulevard, chasing a leak in Old Jamestown, or filing a claim after the 2025 hail and tornado season. Here is what to expect when we arrive.
I start with a free, no-pressure inspection scheduled around your day. There is no deposit and no commitment required to book. We confirm the address, roof age, and your concerns.
I walk every accessible slope and photograph flashings, boots, vents, and valleys. I note hail bruising, lifted shingles, and granule loss on each elevation. Southwest sides first.
Next I check the attic for daylight, stained decking, soft spots, and matted insulation. I confirm ventilation balance between intake and exhaust vents. Leaks show up here first.
You get a written report with photos, slope-by-slope notes, and a condition grade. The report lists safe repairs, deferred items, and replacement triggers. Adjusters accept it.
We review your options together: a targeted repair, a storm claim, or a planned tear-off. Hearth and GreenSky financing is available for qualified owners. No sales pressure here.
Top Quality Exteriors was founded in 2022, and the owner-led crew brings over seven years of industry experience across north St. Louis County roofs. We are an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, a James Hardie Alliance Program Member, and a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating. Every job is backed by a firm 36-month workmanship warranty, with extended lifetime coverage available on selected products — because a report is only useful if the crew behind it shows up.
Florissant homeowners choose us because we know the city before we knock on the door. We pull Florissant’s own re-roof permit, we know Code 500.330(18) will trigger a sample approval for any color or material match, and we photograph board sheathing up front so decking surprises never derail a quote later. Our Missouri and Illinois licensing, general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, and 24/7 emergency line back every inspection we deliver.
A roof inspection should never cost you a dime, and ours doesn’t. We provide free, written inspections for Florissant homeowners whether you are chasing a leak off Washington Street, prepping a Paddock Forest sale, or filing a claim after the May 19, 2025 hail event. If the report leads to repair or replacement work, you see transparent line-item pricing before you sign — no vague allowances, no surprise change orders, and no padded square-foot math at the end.
When a full roof replacement in Florissant is the right call, we quote the full scope in plain language: tear-off, ice and water shield at eaves and valleys, synthetic underlayment, drip edge as Florissant code requires, architectural asphalt shingles, flashing, and permit. Decking replacement is priced per sheet, so the number only moves if we actually find rotten planks underneath. Hearth and GreenSky financing is available for qualified Florissant owners who need it.
Every credential we carry is a commitment to quality, safety, and your peace of mind — on every project, in every state we serve.
