Collinsville Roofs, Restored and Ready
Collinsville Roofing Company for Repairs, Replacements and Storm Claims
Collinsville roofs face everything from older chimneys to exposed bluffs. We fix leaks, replace aging shingles and handle storm claims with care and precision.
Collinsville has a personality all its own, from the brick storefronts of Uptown Main Street to the neighborhoods climbing the bluffs toward Maryville. Many homes near downtown are 70 to 100 years old, with steep pitches, brick chimneys and sometimes several layers of old shingles stacked on top of each other. Up on the bluffs, newer homes catch the full force of wind and hail moving across the American Bottom. Solution Roofing understands both. We handle careful chimney flashing repairs on older homes, full tear-offs where layers have built up and storm restoration after severe weather. Homes a few blocks from the World's Largest Catsup Bottle and subdivisions off Beltline Road get the same attention to detail, the same clear photos and the same honest recommendation.
Solution Roofing provides top quality roofing materials and labor for a variety of residential needs. Whether it be a simple architectural shingle, or a specialty shingle like slate, tile, or wood shake Solution Roofing can handle it all!
Solution Roofing works closely with property managers, multi-facility owners, building owners and maintenance supervisors to find and implement the best possible commercial roof solutions available.
Weather damage comes when you least expect it.
Solution Roofing handles structural damage from mother natures wrath, working with homeowners & business owners throughout the insurance claim process.
Repair, Replacement and Restoration Roofing Services
Our roofing services cover the full lifecycle of your roof. Roof replacement and installation includes a complete tear-off, a thorough deck inspection, new underlayment and flashing, and a shingle system matched to your home's style and budget. Roof repair and leak detection is ideal for older homes where water may be entering around chimneys, dormers or aging valleys. We trace the leak, fix the real problem and seal it properly. Residential and commercial roofing clients across Collinsville rely on us for everything from bungalows to small commercial storefronts. When hail and wind hit, our storm and hail damage roof repair service documents the damage and restores the roof. Our insurance claim roofing restoration process then helps align the insurance scope with what your roof truly needs, so you're not left covering gaps out of pocket.
Why Collinsville Relies on Our Team
Being an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor means your new roof comes from a company recognized within one of roofing's most established manufacturer networks. That's one reason Collinsville homeowners call us. Another is our advanced drone and satellite roof inspections, which let us safely evaluate steep, older roofs without walking on fragile shingles. You get clear images that show exactly where problems are. After storms, our insurance claim expertise and adjuster coordination help you navigate the process with confidence. We meet adjusters on-site and make sure all damage is properly recorded. With more than 500 completed roofing projects behind us, we've seen almost every roof style the MetroEast has to offer. And as a family-owned and operated business, we treat Collinsville homes, from the historic district to the bluffs, as if they were our own.
Roofing Questions Answered by Your Local Roofing & Insurance Claim Experts
Deciding between roof repairs and full replacement for a Collinsville home? Our answers cover warning signs, roofing materials, and the steps involved in a new roof. Learn what to do after a storm and how roofing documentation can help with claims.
Do old shingle layers need to be removed before installing a new roof?
In most cases, yes. A full tear-off lets the crew inspect and replace rotted decking, install modern underlayment and ice barrier, and fix flashing properly. Layering new shingles over old ones adds weight, hides damage and can shorten the new roof's life. Building codes generally limit asphalt roofs to two layers, so homes that already have two must be stripped before re-roofing.
Why does my chimney keep leaking even after it was sealed?
Caulk and roofing cement are temporary fixes that crack as the chimney and roof expand and contract. Lasting chimney leak repair usually requires proper step flashing along the sides and counter flashing cut into the mortar joints. Water can also enter through cracked mortar, a damaged crown or a missing chimney cap. Identifying which component is failing is the key to stopping the leak for good.
Are steep roofs on older homes more expensive to replace?
Usually, yes. Steep pitches require extra safety equipment, slower installation and sometimes additional labor, all of which affect cost. Older homes may also have multiple shingle layers to remove or damaged decking that needs replacement once exposed. Dormers, valleys and chimneys add complexity too. A detailed inspection, ideally with aerial measurements, gives you an accurate quote instead of a rough guess.