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We specialize in budget-friendly roof / siding installation, repairs, maintenance, and replacements for both residential and commercial properties.

We specialize in budget-friendly roof installation, repairs, maintenance, and replacements for both residential and commercial properties. Our dedicated team ensures top-quality workmanship using the finest materials

10/11/2026

St. Louis County — rain Wednesday, storms possible Thursday. Is your roof ready for both? 🌧️⚡

Our fleet is fueled, our crew is ready, and our phones are on.

Before Wednesday arrives, take a quick look at your roof and check for anything that looked off after the last storm. Missing or lifted shingles. Granules sitting in your gutters. Any staining on your ceiling you have been meaning to get looked at.

Small roofing issues do not stay small when rain hits. A lifted shingle lets water under. A slow drip becomes a fast one. And by Thursday night when storms are possible on top of Wednesday’s rain, a minor issue can turn into real interior damage.

We have inspection availability right now — today and tomorrow — before the weather changes.

✅ Free roof inspection
✅ Same day service available
✅ Emergency tarping if needed
✅ Residential and commercial
✅ Serving all of St. Louis County

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
We pick up. Day or night.

Drop a 🌧️ if your area is ready for this week. Tag a neighbor who needs to get their roof checked before Wednesday. 👇

10/10/2026

That tile roof looks perfect from the street. The wood underneath it tells a completely different story. 👇

Look at the right side of this photo. That is what years of undetected water intrusion does to the structure underneath a tile roof that looked fine from the ground.

Rotted decking. Damaged rafters. Mold working through the wood. All of it hidden under tiles that gave zero indication anything was wrong.

This is the thing about tile roofs — the tile itself is incredibly durable. Clay and concrete tile can last decades. But the underlayment beneath it, the mortar at the ridges, the flashing at pe*******ons and chimneys, and the wood structure underneath all have a shorter service life than the tile sitting on top of them.

When those components fail, water gets in. And because the tile above is still intact, nobody notices. The water just keeps moving through the structure, finding wood to rot and space to grow mold in, until it finally shows up somewhere visible inside the home.

By that point the repair is not a roofing job anymore. It is a structural job.

A professional roof inspection catches this before it reaches that point. We get eyes on what is actually happening under the tile — the underlayment condition, the ridge details, the flashing at every transition — and we tell you honestly what we find.

Top Quality Exteriors LLC inspects tile roofs across St. Louis and surrounding areas. Free inspection. No obligation.

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
We pick up. Day or night.

Drop a 😮 if that photo surprised you. Tag a St. Louis neighbor with a tile roof who needs to get under it properly. 👇

10/08/2026

If you have a tile roof, these three areas determine whether it lasts or leaks. 👇

Tile roofs look like they take care of themselves. They do not. The tile itself is durable — but what fails on tile roofs almost always comes down to three specific areas that most homeowners never think about until there is water inside.

01 Ridges and Hips
Where roof planes meet at the top and along the angled edges, the protective details underneath the ridge tiles are what actually keep water out. When the mortar or bedding cracks, shifts, or washes away over time, those joints open up. Water goes straight in. The tiles above look fine. The problem is underneath.

02 Chimney Flashing
The flashing around a chimney on a tile roof has to seal correctly at the joint between two completely different materials — masonry and tile. When that flashing lifts, cracks, or separates, water follows the chimney down into the roof structure. Chimney flashing failure is one of the most common leak sources we find on tile roofs in St. Louis.

03 Valleys
Where two roof planes slope toward each other, the valley channels all of that combined water load down the roof. Valleys take more wear than any other area. A valley that is improperly installed or has aged past its service life does not just leak — it can leak heavily because of the volume of water concentrating there.

Any of these three areas developing a problem does not stay a small problem for long. Water finds a path and keeps using it.

Top Quality Exteriors LLC inspects tile roofs across St. Louis and surrounding areas. We check all three of these areas specifically, document what we find, and give you an honest picture of what your tile roof actually needs.

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
Free inspection. We pick up day or night.

Drop a ❤️ if you have a tile roof and this is the first time you have seen it explained this way. Tag a neighbor with a tile roof who needs to get it looked at. 👇

10/07/2026

Most commercial roof problems do not announce themselves. They build quietly until the repair bill does. 👇

A small unsealed pe*******on. A seam that has started to lift. A drain that is partially blocked. None of these look serious from the ground. None of them feel urgent until water is inside the building.

This is exactly why a proper commercial roof inspection matters — and why what gets checked during that inspection determines whether small issues stay small.

Here is what our team looks at on every commercial roof inspection:

🔍 Roof pe*******ons — every pipe, vent, and conduit that passes through the membrane is a potential water entry point. The sealing around each one gets checked and documented.

❄️ HVAC curbs — the bases where rooftop HVAC units sit are one of the most common leak sources on commercial flat roofs. Flashing at curb edges deteriorates, separates, and lets water in directly beside mechanical equipment.

💧 Drainage and low areas — ponding water on a flat roof is not just a drainage issue. It adds structural load, accelerates membrane degradation, and in winter turns into ice that forces its way into any existing weakness.

🔒 Seams and transitions — where membrane sections meet and where the roof transitions to walls or equipment are the points that take the most stress from thermal movement. Seam separation is one of the most common failure modes on commercial flat roofs.

🧱 Wall copings — the metal or masonry caps on parapet walls are often overlooked entirely. When they fail, water enters the wall cavity from the top and works its way down without ever showing up on the roof surface itself.

Every one of these gets inspected, photographed, and documented so you know exactly what your roof looks like right now — not after it has already caused interior damage.

Top Quality Exteriors LLC conducts commercial roof inspections across St. Louis and surrounding areas for property owners, property managers, and building owners of all types.

Small issues are easier to address before they become expensive ones.

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
We pick up. Day or night.

Tag a commercial property owner or manager in St. Louis who needs to get their roof properly inspected before winter. 👇

10/06/2026

Before. After. University City. And that transformation says everything. 😍

That before photo tells a story a lot of older St. Louis homes know well.

A slate roof that had been patched, tarped, and held together longer than it should have been. Blue tarps covering storm damage. Broken tiles scattered across the surface. A roof that was done.

The after tells a completely different story.

Fresh natural slate laid uniformly across every plane of this beautiful University City brick home. Clean hip lines running sharp from peak to edge. Proper valleys and flashing detailed correctly underneath every course. A roof that will be on this home long after anyone reading this post is gone.

That is not an exaggeration. That is what slate does when it is installed right.

This replacement included full valleys and flashing — not just the slate tiles themselves. That detail matters more than most people realize. New slate over old failing valleys and flashing is one of the most common mistakes made on slate jobs. You get beautiful new tiles sitting on top of the same leak points that caused the problems in the first place.

We replaced everything. Valleys. Flashings. Every course of slate. Done correctly from the deck up.

Top Quality Exteriors LLC — University City and the greater St. Louis area.

Have a slate roof that is past its time or holding on with patches and tarps?

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
Free inspection. We pick up day or night.

Drop a ❤️ if that after photo is everything. Tag a UCIty neighbor whose slate roof needs this treatment. 👇

10/05/2026

Most people only see the finished slate roof. Here is what it actually takes to get there. 👇

This is our crew mid-installation on a slate roof in University City, Missouri — and there is a lot happening in this photo worth talking about.

You can see the copper valley work already laid in. The slate courses being carefully placed across the main roof plane. Fresh underlayment still exposed on the section being worked. Multiple crew members on both the primary roof and the lower addition simultaneously.

This is what a slate job looks like when it is being done correctly.

Every slate roof we install goes through four stages:

🔨 Prepare — full deck inspection, underlayment, and copper valley work before a single slate tile goes down
🔩 Detail — copper flashing at every transition, pe*******on, and edge done before installation progresses
🏠 Install — each slate course placed, lapped, and nailed with the precision natural stone requires
✅ Finish — ridge, hip, and edge work completed and every detail inspected before we leave

Skip or rush any one of those stages and a slate roof that should last 100 years starts causing problems in 10.

University City has some of the most beautiful older brick homes in the St. Louis area. Slate belongs on them. And it deserves to be installed by people who know exactly what they are doing with it.

That is what we do.

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
Free inspection. We pick up day or night.

Drop a ❤️ if you love seeing real craftsmanship in progress. Tag a University City neighbor with a slate roof that needs attention. 👇

10/03/2026

This photo shows why slate roofing is not something you hand to a general roofer and hope for the best. 👇

Look closely at what is happening in that aerial shot.

You are looking at three things working together on this slate roof — and every one of them has to be done correctly or the whole system eventually fails.

Slate courses across each roof plane.
Every row of slate tiles has to be carefully placed, properly lapped, and correctly nailed. The exposure — how much of each tile is visible — has to be consistent across the entire plane. The nailing has to hit the right spot on each tile, not too high and not too low, or tiles crack, slip, or lift over time. This is not something you figure out as you go. It requires experience specific to natural stone.

The valleys where roof planes meet.
Look at that copper valley running through the center of the photo. Valleys carry the highest concentration of water on any roof. Where two slate planes meet, the flashing detail in that valley is what stands between a properly draining roof and a chronic leak point. Get the valley wrong on a slate roof and you will be chasing leaks for years.

Copper flashing at every transition.
Slate and copper have been paired together for centuries for a straightforward reason. Copper lasts as long as the slate does. It forms a natural patina that actually improves its weather resistance over time. And it moves with temperature changes without cracking or separating the way lesser flashing materials do. Using the wrong flashing on a slate roof is one of the most common mistakes contractors make when they do not have slate-specific experience.

These three details — the courses, the valleys, the copper flashing — are what separate a slate roof that lasts 100 years from one that starts causing problems in 10.

Top Quality Exteriors LLC works with slate correctly across St. Louis and surrounding communities. Installation, repair, individual tile replacement, copper flashing, valley detailing — all of it done with the precision that slate actually requires.

Have a slate roof? Before anyone works on it, make sure they know what they are looking at.

✅ Free slate roof inspection
✅ Proper slate course installation and repair
✅ Copper flashing installation and replacement
✅ Valley detailing done correctly
✅ Residential and commercial slate roofing

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
We pick up. Day or night.

Drop a ❤️ if that copper valley detail is something you have never seen up close before. Tag a St. Louis neighbor with a slate roof who needs it properly looked at. 👇

10/02/2026

Most roofs get replaced every 20 to 30 years. A slate roof installed correctly can outlast the people who put it on. 👇

Slate roofing is in a completely different category from asphalt shingles, TPO, or any other roofing material we work with. And a lot of St. Louis homeowners — especially those with older brick homes — do not fully understand what makes it different or what it actually takes to work with it properly.

Here is what sets slate apart.

It is a natural stone material.
Every slate tile comes from the earth. That means every single piece has its own natural texture, color variation, and character. No two slate roofs look exactly alike. That variation is not a flaw — it is exactly what gives a slate roof its distinctive appearance that no synthetic material can genuinely replicate.

The appearance is in a class of its own.
Slate has a classic architectural look that has been used on high quality buildings for centuries. On a brick home in St. Louis — especially in neighborhoods like Ladue, Frontenac, Webster Groves, or the Central West End — a slate roof does not just protect the home. It completes it. It belongs there in a way that asphalt shingles simply do not on certain homes.

The durability is real but it comes with conditions.
Quality slate selected for the right application and installed correctly can provide long-term service well beyond what any asphalt product offers. But the durability depends entirely on proper selection, proper installation, and proper maintenance. Slate installed wrong, or repaired with the wrong techniques, fails early and causes damage underneath.

This is where the specialized installation piece matters.
Slate is not a material any roofer should be working on without specific experience. The installation techniques are different. The flashing details are different. The way you walk on it, cut it, nail it, and lap it is different from every other roofing material. Get any of those things wrong and you damage tiles that are difficult and expensive to replace.

Top Quality Exteriors LLC has the experience to work with slate correctly — installation, repair, flashing, and detailing — serving St. Louis and surrounding communities.

Have a slate roof that needs attention? Inherited a home with a slate roof and not sure what condition it is in? Call us before you let anyone who is not experienced with slate touch it.

✅ Free slate roof inspection
✅ Proper slate repair and replacement techniques
✅ Correct flashing and detailing for slate systems
✅ Honest assessment of slate condition and remaining life
✅ Serving St. Louis and surrounding areas

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
We pick up. Day or night.

Drop a ❤️ if you love the look of natural slate on a brick home. Tag a St. Louis neighbor with a slate roof who needs it properly inspected. 👇

10/01/2026

That water stain on your ceiling? It probably did not start there. 👇

This is one of the most important things St. Louis homeowners need to understand about roof leaks.

Water does not travel in a straight line. When it gets through your roof — whether through a damaged shingle, a lifted piece of flashing, or a compromised valley — it follows the path of least resistance. It runs along rafters. It travels across underlayment. It soaks into insulation and moves sideways through wall cavities. By the time it shows up as a stain on your ceiling or a drip in your living room, it has already traveled a significant distance from where it actually entered.

This is why patching the spot directly above a ceiling stain almost never actually fixes a roof leak. The entry point is almost always somewhere else entirely.

The three most common sources of roof leaks we find during inspections are:

🔸 Damaged or missing shingles — the most obvious entry point but often misidentified in terms of location
🔸 Worn or damaged flashing — the metal sealing around chimneys, vents, skylights, and roof edges. When flashing fails, water has a direct path in and homeowners rarely suspect it
🔸 Roof valleys and pe*******ons — where two roof planes meet or where anything passes through the roof surface. These areas handle the highest water volume and take the most wear over time

Finding the actual source of a roof leak requires a proper inspection — not just a look at the ceiling stain and a guess about what is directly above it.

If your home has a leak right now or you noticed a stain after this week's rain, call us. We will find the actual source, not just the symptom.

✅ Free roof inspection
✅ Leak source identification
✅ Honest assessment of what needs to be repaired
✅ Emergency tarping available if needed
✅ Insurance claim documentation support

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
We pick up. Day or night.

Drop a 💧 if you have ever been surprised by where a roof leak actually came from. Tag a St. Louis neighbor who needs to get a leak checked out. 👇

09/30/2026

St. Louis — rain is coming Thursday afternoon and it is not stopping until Friday morning. Is your roof ready for it? 🌧️

Here is what the forecast actually looks like this week:

🌧️ Thursday — afternoon showers, 50% chance of rain, highs near 89°F
🌧️ Thursday night — rain with 80% chance, locally heavy rainfall possible, around half an inch
🌧️ Friday morning — morning showers continuing, 60% chance of rain

That is roughly 24 hours of steady and potentially heavy rain coming at St. Louis roofs this week.

If your roof has any of the following right now, that rain is going to find it:

🔸 Missing or damaged shingles
🔸 Visible wear or granule loss
🔸 Damaged or lifted flashing around chimneys, vents, or edges
🔸 Signs of previous leaks on your ceiling or in your attic

Any one of those is an open invitation for water to get inside your home. And half an inch of locally heavy rain over a night is enough to turn a small issue into a real problem.

The good news is there is still time to get ahead of it.

Top Quality Exteriors LLC is available for roof inspections right now across St. Louis and surrounding areas. We will come out, check every area of concern, and tell you honestly what we find before Thursday arrives.

✅ Free roof inspection
✅ Same day service available
✅ Missing shingles, flashing, and wear assessment
✅ Emergency tarping if your roof needs immediate protection
✅ Insurance claim support if storm damage is found

Do not find out your roof has a problem by watching water come through your ceiling Thursday night.

📞 Call or text: (314)-618-8888
We pick up. Day or night.

Drop a 🌧️ if your area is ready for this rain. Tag a neighbor who needs to get their roof checked before Thursday. 👇

Address

12645 Olive Boulevard Suite 238
Creve Coeur, MO
63141

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+13146188888

Website

https://topqualityexteriorsllc.com/

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