Residential Roof Replacement
A new roof is a major decision. The process should feel clear.
Choice Construction helps St. Louis-area homeowners understand the condition of their roof, compare the next-step options, choose materials, and move through replacement with consistent communication from inspection to final cleanup.
Repair, replace, or keep monitoring?
Homeowners often contact us after noticing a leak, missing shingles, storm damage, wear, or an issue raised during a sale. The right response depends on the roof’s overall condition, not one symptom viewed by itself.
We start with an inspection, explain the visible findings, and help you understand whether repair or replacement should be considered. If replacement is recommended, you receive an estimate and a clear path through selections, scheduling, installation, cleanup, and final paperwork.
Reasons to request an inspection
- Missing, lifted, cracked, or visibly worn roofing materials
- Water stains, moisture, or a suspected leak
- Damage after wind, hail, or falling debris
- Flashing, ventilation, or roof-transition concerns
- A roof approaching the end of its expected service life
- Questions before buying or selling the property
- Plans to improve the home's exterior
An inspection is the appropriate way to evaluate a specific property. These signs do not automatically mean replacement is required.
What a complete roofing conversation includes
- Existing Condition
- We look at visible roof conditions and relevant components so the recommendation is based on the property in front of us.
- Scope and Estimate
- We explain the recommended work and provide an estimate. If hidden conditions are possible, we explain how items such as damaged decking would be handled if discovered during the project.
- Materials and Colors
- We guide the customer through approved roofing material and color selections based on the available project options.
- Roofing Components
- Roofing is more than the field material. Ventilation, flashing, penetrations, edges, and transitions are considered as part of the scope where applicable.
- Scheduling and Communication
- We confirm the plan and communicate about project timing, property access, work progress, and weather-related changes.
- Final Inspection and Cleanup
- The project closes with a final review, cleanup, and delivery of applicable paperwork and warranties.
The residential roofing process
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Request a free roof inspection or estimate.
Call or send the request form with what you have noticed.
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Review the inspection findings and recommended next step.
We explain the visible conditions and whether repair or replacement should be considered.
- 3
Approve the scope and select materials and colors.
Selections are documented from the approved options for the project.
- 4
Confirm scheduling and property-preparation details.
Timing, access, and preparation expectations are agreed before work begins.
- 5
Complete the roofing work and cleanup.
The approved scope is installed and the job area is cleaned.
- 6
Final inspection, paperwork, and warranties.
The project closes with a final review and applicable documentation.
Warranties
Choice Construction provides a workmanship warranty along with applicable manufacturer warranties. Exact coverage, duration, registration requirements, and exclusions should be reviewed for the selected project and materials before work begins.
Learn about our process and warrantiesRelated exterior work
A roofing project may reveal or coincide with needs involving siding, gutters, downspouts, flashing, or ventilation. When related work is relevant, we explain how it fits the overall exterior system.
Residential roofing questions
How do I know whether I need repair or replacement?
How much does a new roof cost?
What happens if damaged decking is found?
How long will installation take?
What warranty will I receive?
Start with the condition of your roof, not a guess.
Schedule a free inspection and get a clearer understanding of the options for your home.