Roofing services in Olathe, Kansas
Twelve things we do, all of them in Olathe and the Johnson County towns around it. Every one starts with a free inspection and ends with a written, itemized price.
Roof repair & leaks
Cracked pipe boots, failed step flashing, wind-lifted courses — traced from the attic, fixed once, photographed before and after.
Hail damage
Chalk-marked test squares, a dated report tied to the storm that did it, and an estimate your adjuster can actually work from.
Wind & storm damage
Creased shingles and broken seal strips that look fine from the driveway and blow off in the next storm.
Roof replacement
Tear-off to the deck, soft decking replaced, synthetic underlayment, ice barrier at the eaves, ridge vent. Most homes in a day.
Impact-resistant (Class 4)
UL 2218 Class 4 shingles rated for Johnson County hail, with the certificate that earns the insurance discount.
Metal roofing
Standing seam for the house, exposed-fastener panel for the shop and barn, stone-coated steel when you want both looks.
Emergency repair & tarping
Open decking covered the same day, any hour. The tarp is credited toward the repair.
Insurance claim help
Photo-documented damage reports, adjuster meetings, estimates built to the approved scope. No deductible games, ever.
Roof inspections
Free storm, pre-sale and renewal inspections, with a written report a buyer, seller or underwriter can read.
Ice dams & ice barrier
The Kansas freeze-thaw problem the 2018 IRC has a rule for — and most older Olathe roofs were built before it.
Attic ventilation
Ridge vent, real soffit intake and baffles, so a 100° July doesn't cook the shingles from underneath.
Gutters & guards
Seamless aluminum, oversized downspouts and micro-mesh guards sized for the oaks and sycamores.
Get a free roof inspection
Same-day callback. Free inspection with photos, an itemized written price, and no contract on the doorstep.
The parts nobody puts in the brochure
- Ice barrier at the eavesTwo cemented layers or a self-adhering polymer-modified bitumen sheet, run 24 inches inside the exterior wall line — the 2018 IRC rule Olathe enforces.
- Drip edge, eaves and rakesRequired by code, skipped constantly, and the reason fascia rots.
- New pipe boots and flashingNot re-used, not caulked over. Step flashing woven course by course where a wall meets the roof.
- Decking inspected, soft sheets replacedPriced per sheet up front so the number doesn't move on you mid-job.
- Balanced ventilationRidge vent plus genuine soffit intake to the 1/150 ratio — a ridge vent with blocked intake does nothing.
- Magnet sweep and gutter clean-outTwice over the yard and drive, and the tear-off grit out of the gutters before we leave.