Retail and storefronts
Mansard fronts with flat roofs behind them. Leaks show up where the mansard meets the flat deck, so that transition gets flashed properly.
Retail roofingJohn Beal Roofing handles commercial roof repair and replacement across Ladue, MO 63124: retail and offices along Clayton Road and Lindbergh Boulevard, medical suites, private schools, churches and clubs. Ladue properties often pair visible steep roofs with flat sections behind parapets, and exterior work gets a close look from the city. Our crews come from Maryland Heights, a short drive up I-270. Free inspections, and the phone is answered live 24/7. Call (314) 429-6000.
Ladue doesn't have a lot of commercial property, and what it has is closely watched. Storefronts and professional buildings along Clayton Road. Offices and shops near Lindbergh. Private school and church campuses set back behind big lawns. Owners here care how a roof looks from the street as much as whether it leaks.
That changes the job. Edge metal profiles, flashing colors and visible slopes get the same attention as membrane thickness. Any review the city wants goes on the schedule before the crew does.
Mansard fronts with flat roofs behind them. Leaks show up where the mansard meets the flat deck, so that transition gets flashed properly.
Retail roofingOccupied all day. We run tear-off noise early, keep odor down with low-VOC adhesives and protect rooftop units.
Office building roofingGyms, classroom wings and chapels built decades apart. Each roof gets priced on its own and most of the work lands in the summer window.
School roofingSlate and shingle sanctuaries joined to flat education wings. Steeple flashing and valley leaks are the usual calls.
Church roofingClubhouses and natatoriums with humid interiors under visible roofs. Vapor control under the insulation matters as much as the shingle color.
Sports facility roofingHail and wind move through along the I-64 and I-270 corridors. We tarp and dry in first, then document everything for your adjuster.
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Ask about review timing early. Ladue looks closely at exterior changes, and a new metal mansard, a different shingle color or taller coping caps can add a step before the permit. We gather product samples and data sheets so the owner isn't scrambling the week before a start date.
Plenty of the flat sections here are older built-up or modified bitumen over wood plank or steel deck. Before we recommend a recover, we core the roof. Twenty-five years of freeze-thaw over a slow leak can soak a lot of insulation, and you can't recover over wet board.
Trees are the Ladue headache. Big oaks and sycamores drop leaves and seed balls into internal drains and gutters every fall, and those clogs turn into ponding and ice by January. A fall drain cleaning is cheap. A collapsed ceiling tile over a reception desk isn't.
Our crews come from Maryland Heights, so a call from Clayton Road or Warson Road gets someone moving fast. We're third-generation and family-run since 1947, and every roof we install carries our lifetime workmanship warranty.
Nearby: commercial roofing in Creve Coeur · Olivette · Town and Country
Yes, all of 63124, along with neighboring Frontenac, Olivette, Creve Coeur and Town and Country.
Plan on one for a replacement, and plan on review for anything visible that changes. We confirm the requirements and pull the permit as part of the job.
On visible slopes we match shingle color and profile, repair slate where it's repairable and match edge metal finish. Flat sections hidden behind parapets get whatever system performs best.
The phone is answered live 24/7 and crews dispatch from Maryland Heights. We dry in first, then come back to find the source and repair it.
A third-generation, family-run roofer working in St. Louis since 1947. We're an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor and a Roofing Contractor Magazine Top 100 company.
Tell us about the property and a dispatcher will call to schedule.
Commercial leaks do not wait for business hours. A live dispatcher answers around the clock and we get crews moving the same night.