About us
Overland Park roofing companies: what to expect from us
We do roofs — repair, replacement, hail claims, inspections and Class 4 installs — across Overland Park and Johnson County. No door-knocking after storms, no deductible games, no same-day-only pricing, and a written scope on every job.
How we work
We inspect before we quote. Every estimate comes from the roof and the attic. A roofer who prices your replacement from a satellite measurement hasn't seen the decking, the ventilation or the water trail.
We build for this county. Ice-and-water membrane at the eaves and valleys because February proves the point every year, synthetic underlayment, new flashing on every job, six nails per shingle, and Class 4 shingles on nearly every replacement because Johnson County sits in the hail corridor. Johnson County KS roofing done to a Florida or Arizona spec doesn't last here.
We tell you when you don't need us. If a $350 pipe boot fixes it, that's the quote. If your roof has four more years, we'll say so and see you then. If hail damage means your insurer should be buying the roof, we'll tell you that before you pay us for a repair. The best roofers in Overland Park are the ones who'll tell you not to buy a roof yet.
We pull permits. Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Lenexa, Shawnee and Prairie Village each issue their own, and each requires one for a re-roof. It's on every quote, and the inspection gets scheduled.
What Kansas requires, and what we carry
Kansas doesn't license roofers the way it licenses plumbers or electricians. What it has instead is the Kansas Roofing Registration Act, which requires any contractor doing roofing work in the state to hold a registration certificate issued by the Kansas Attorney General's office. To get one, the contractor files proof of general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage. The Act also makes it illegal for a roofer to pay, waive or rebate an insurance deductible, and it requires written contracts. The Attorney General keeps a public list of registered roofers on its website.
We carry the certificate, and the insurance behind it, and we'll show both before you ask. So will any legitimate roofing company in Lenexa, Olathe or anywhere else in the county. Storm chaser roofing scams in Kansas mostly run on companies that don't have it or that borrowed someone else's — after a storm, the registry search is the first thing to do with any name on a yard sign.
Where we work
Overland Park — downtown and Santa Fe Drive, Nall Hills, Oak Park, Indian Creek, Nottingham, Deer Creek and the Blue Valley subdivisions south of 135th — plus all of Johnson County: Leawood, Olathe, Lenexa, Shawnee, Prairie Village, Mission, Gardner and Stilwell. We cross the state line into Kansas City and Lee's Summit, Missouri. Same pricing everywhere in the area; see the Leawood and Olathe pages for neighborhood-level detail.
What we do, and won't
Residential roofing is most of it: roof repair, replacement, hail claims, inspections and Class 4 shingles. Commercial roofing Overland Park owners ask about — low-slope TPO on a small office or strip building — we take on when a residential crew can do it right.
What we won't do: knock on your door after a storm, ask for a deposit before materials are on site, offer to "handle" your deductible, quote a price that's only good today, roof over an old layer, or skip the permit. If a roofer near me Overland Park search brought you here, that list is the short version. The pricing page has the numbers.
Questions we get asked
Are you a local company?
We're based in Overland Park and work Johnson County year-round — repairs in January, inspections in August, not just replacements the month after a hailstorm. Call us in the off-season and you'll get the same crew.
Are you insured?
Yes — general liability and workers' compensation, which is what the Kansas Roofing Registration Act requires to hold the registration certificate we carry. Ask us or any roofer for the certificate of insurance itself, not just the registration, and call the agent listed on it to confirm it's current.
Do you do emergency roof repair?
Yes. Emergency roof repair in Overland Park after a storm means a tarp first, usually within a day when water is coming in, then a permanent repair or a claim once things are dry. Outside a storm, an active leak is typically seen within two or three days.
Need roof work in Overland Park?
Call for a free estimate. Mon–Sat 7am–7pm.