Sullivan, MO Roofing & Siding

Sullivan is one of the towns we know best on this side of Franklin County. It sits right on Interstate 44 where Franklin County meets Crawford County, so part of town is technically in each, and most of our Sullivan work is a straight twenty-minute run down 44 from our shop in Union. When you call us about a roof here, you are not reaching a St. Louis metro outfit that found Sullivan on a map after a storm. You are reaching the family whose name is on the truck and whose office manager Wendy answers the phone, the same people who have been doing roofs an exit or two up the interstate since 2003.

Sullivan took some of the worst of the storm that put us on rooftops all over this county. The federally declared March 2025 disaster brought tornadoes, large hail, and straight-line winds over 75 mph across Franklin County, and Sullivan caught a hard share of it. Hail that size does not always tear a hole you can see from the driveway. It knocks the protective granules off the shingle and leaves soft bruised spots that fail quietly over the next year or two. We have walked enough Sullivan roofs after that storm to know exactly where to look, and we get close to the shingle to find the damage an adjuster standing in the yard will miss.

The housing here runs the full range, from older homes near the historic downtown and Meramec Caverns side of town to newer subdivisions out toward the lake and the rural acreage roofs spread along the county line. What fails a Sullivan roof is rarely one storm. It is the stack. Spring and summer hail and straight-line wind bruise the shingles, then a Missouri winter of freeze-thaw expands and contracts the material until seams and flashing open up, then the next round of hail finds the gap. We replace failed decking and fascia, not just the shingles on top, because in this climate the wood underneath is usually part of the story, and we talk you through what we find while we are up there so nothing gets quietly covered back over.