Chimney Crown Repair and Roofing Contractor in Scott, MO

Scott City sits at the crossroads of Interstate 55 and US-61, and that traffic corridor has shaped a lot of the commercial roofing work our crews handle here. From the retail buildings near the I-55/Route 61 interchange to warehouses and shops closer to the old Illmo rail yards, we've seen how flat roofs and metal panels, along with proper flat roof flashing installation, hold up under Bootheel weather over the decades.

Homeowners in neighborhoods off Nash Road and near Scott City High School call us for the same reason businesses do: four generations of the Stoner family have kept this roofing company answering the phone honestly and showing up when they say they will. Whether your property sits close to the Diversion Channel levee or further out toward the farmland edging town, we know what this ground and this climate do to a roof, and a chimney, over time.

We're a residential roofing contractor and a commercial roofing contractor in the same breath, because Scott City needs both, from Main Street storefronts to homes tucked along Nash Road. That's exactly what we've built here for over 60 years.

Scott City sits low in the Mississippi River floodplain, near the Diversion Channel, which means humidity lingers longer here than it does farther inland. That moisture works against shingles, flashing, chimney crowns, and gutters year-round, and it's part of why regular roof repair, chimney leak repair, and gutter repair matter more here than in drier parts of the state.

Spring and early summer bring the severe thunderstorms and hail that this stretch of southeast Missouri is known for, often tracking up from Arkansas along the same general path that follows I-55. A few things we watch for on local roofs and chimneys include:

• Hail damage to asphalt shingle roofing after spring storm systems move through
• Gutter downspout repair needs from heavy, fast rainfall around the Diversion Channel watershed
• Chimney flashing installation and repair at chimney and roof transitions worn down by humidity and temperature swings
• Wind uplift on flat and metal roofs near the open ground along Route 61
• Concrete chimney cap installation needs on older masonry chimneys near downtown Scott City
• Ice buildup at eaves during the occasional winter freeze after Mississippi River moisture rolls through