Request a Roof Estimate in St. Louis, MO
Use this page to ask for a written roof estimate in St. Louis, MO or a nearby St. Louis County suburb. Fill in the short form, and we arrange the visit. A local roofer inspects the roof and prepares the estimate. There is no cost to send a request.
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Request Your Estimate
Four quick fields. We read every request and set up the roofer's visit.
The roof visit, the written estimate and any work that follows come from a local roofing company, not from Roof Replacement St. Louis MO. See our Referral Marketing Disclosure.
What You'll Receive
The estimate comes from the roofer, after they have seen your roof. Many roofers write one at no charge, but ask before the visit so you know. Ask for it on paper with each part on its own line: tear-off, decking repairs, underlayment, shingles or metal, flashing, vents and haul-away.
A breakdown like that makes two estimates easy to set side by side, or to hold up against the published ranges in our cost guide.
The Next Steps
- We read your request. We may follow up with a question or two, then set up the visit.
- The roofer gets in touch. They confirm your address and find a time that works for you.
- The roofer looks at the roof. The inspection is the roofer's own. They may also check the attic and the decking.
- You read the estimate. Take it in at home, ask about anything unclear and compare it with others if you like.
- You check before signing. In the City, ask to see the City graduated business license and confirm it with the License Collector's office. Ask whether the job needs a permit and who files it.
If insurance is paying, Missouri lets you cancel the contract until midnight of the fifth business day after your insurer denies all or part of the claim in writing.
Your Roof Details
The form asks only for what the roofer needs to reach you: your name, contact details, address and a short note. Extra details below make the visit smoother.
- How old the roof is. A rough guess works, or the year you moved in.
- What's up there now. Shingles, metal, slate, a flat roof or not sure, plus any hint of an older layer underneath.
- The shape of the house. How many floors, and any dormers, valleys or a mansard.
- What you've seen. Stains, drips, missing shingles or slates, or damage after wind or hail.