Name: Cook Roofing Company
Address: 5615 Raytown Rd, Raytown, Missouri, 64133, United States
Telephone: 816-680-6996

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The Cook Roofing Company Difference:

Free Roof Estimate
Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Fast Response Time
We Work with All Insurance Companies
Certified & Insured
5-Star Google Rating

About Our Residential Roofing Services

Here at Cook Roofing Company, we provide all of our valued customers with the highest quality support and treatment. Whether you just need a small roof repair, or you may need a full roof replacement, don't delay - call 816-680-6996 now!

Not only do Cook Roofing Company professionals understand how roofs are built, but when it comes to many other aspects of construction and repairs on your commercial or residential property in Fillmore, Missouri, Cook Roofing Company will make sure that all the work is done right, so that your property looks great and is secure and dry again for years to come. Call today at 816-680-6996 to experience the Cook Roofing Company difference!

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Top Quality Residential Roofing In Fillmore, Missouri

When choosing a residential roofing company, you need a roofing contractor you can trust. There are a number of things to consider:

reliability – will the contractor show up and complete the job in a timely manner
quality – does the roofing contractor perform work that they will guarantee?
experience – does your roofer follow building code (even if it doesn’t apply to your area, the work should still be done according to best practices) and understand insurance policies and dealing with insurance companies?
cost – does your roofing company provide a comprehensive estimate that is competitive?
longevity – how long has your roofing company been around, and will they be around in the future to honor a warranty?

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Your Local Residential Roofing Contractor

Cook Roofing Company has been roofing homes in Missouri for over 100 years as a family business. Some of the roofs we have done 30 years ago are still holding up today. Not only do we offer a lifetime limited warranty on workmanship, but we will be around to honor it.

Residential Roofing Insurance Work

Our manager is a licensed public adjuster in several states, not just Missouri, and understands insurance work thoroughly. He also knows how to provide a thorough estimate based on both insurance adjusting and contracting work. And we offer an “Apples to Apples” price match guarantee.

Questions or Concerns For Us? Call Today 816-680-6996

FAQ

How long do residential roofs last?

Typical asphalt shingle roofs last an average of 15-25 years, depending on exposure, temperature and venting conditions, and severe weather. Hidden fastener, or standing seam, zinc metal roofs can last more than 50 years, as can concrete or slate tile roofs. Weathered raw steel roofs can even outlast standing seam roofs. Exposed fastener roofs, typically called R panel, have rubber washers on the screws that often need replacement after ten years or so, and are not nearly as long-lasting as standing seam metal roofs.

How can I pay for a roof with no money?

Even if you have no money, there may be options to help you pay for your new roof.

Your property insurance policy, if you have a claim.
Deductible financing is often available from most roofers.
Some residential roofing companies offer payment plans.
Bank or credit financing.
Mortgage refinancing.
Home Equity Loan.

A new roof is one of the few home improvements that will often provide nearly 100% ROI in terms of home value.

How much does it cost to replace a residential roof?

For a full asphalt composition shingle roof replacement on a house, expect an average of $300-$550 per 100 sq ft (known as a "square"). There are a number of factors that go into this, including how steep the roof is, what components are required for the specific roof and the specific code requirements for your area, and what level of shingle you choose. Some of the components you might not think about when pricing bundles of shingles are vents, felt, ice and water barrier, new plywood decking, chimney flashing, step and head wall flashing, drip edge, and gutters. Access to the roof edges and height of the roof are two other issues that affect labor costs for a new residential roof. Finally, labor and material scarcity greatly affects the cost - pandemics and natural disasters tend to create a shortage of both.

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