Roofing Contractor Serving Staunton, IL
Roof Replacement • Roof Repair • Hail & Storm Damage • Free Inspections
Shingle roofing for Staunton homes along historic Route 66, about 50 minutes from Greenville.
Staunton is a Macoupin County city on historic Route 66, near the Madison County line. Its older neighborhoods have the kinds of roofs that have seen many decades of Illinois weather.
MPR Roofing serves Staunton from Greenville, about 50 minutes away. We replace and repair residential asphalt shingle roofs, and our inspections are free.
Older Staunton homes often have covered porches and rear additions with their own roof sections. Where those lower roofs meet the main house is a common leak point. We rebuild those transitions with new step flashing and counter-flashing as part of every replacement.
Thinking about adding a porch roof or raising a section? Ask us about Staunton's roofline permit rule before you plan the project.
Part of our Macoupin County service area.
Call (618) 699-9747Residential roofing for Staunton homeowners.
Full tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, flashing, ventilation review, and CertainTeed asphalt shingle installation in Staunton.
Wind-lifted and missing shingles, damaged vents, and storm-related leaks inspected, documented, and repaired.
Hail bruising, granule loss, and dented soft metals checked slope by slope and photographed for your records.
An honest look at your shingles, flashing, pipe boots, valleys, and ventilation, explained in plain language.
Damage documentation and roofing scope support while you work with your insurance company.
Why we install CertainTeed asphalt shingles and what to ask about manufacturer warranty options.
The City of Staunton's zoning page says a building permit is needed if you change your roofline, or add to it in any way. That includes additions and covered decks. Indoor remodeling doesn't need a permit.
Staunton's zoning jurisdiction extends 1.5 miles outside city limits, so even some homes just outside town fall under it. If your project changes the roof shape, we'll handle the permit. For a straight re-roof on the same lines, we confirm with the City.
Changing or adding to a roofline requires a City building permit.
City zoning extends 1.5 miles beyond city limits.
Source: City of Staunton City Zoning page. Rules can change; we confirm requirements for your address before work starts.
Storms crossing Macoupin County reach Staunton with wind and hail. Older roofs lose tabs and start leaking at chimneys and valleys.
We inspect, photograph, and explain the damage so you can decide on next steps.
If storm damage leads you to rethink a porch roof or addition, keep Staunton's roofline rule in mind. Changing the shape needs a City permit, and we'll file it.
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Straight answers from a local, licensed roofing contractor.
Staunton requires a building permit when you change or add to a roofline. For a re-roof on the same lines, we confirm with the City.
Possibly. Staunton's zoning extends 1.5 miles outside city limits. We check for your address.
About 50 minutes from our Greenville office. We also serve Gillespie, Litchfield, Carlinville, and Edwardsville.
Yes. These transitions are a common leak point. We replace the step flashing and counter-flashing to seal them properly.
Yes. MPR Roofing holds Illinois Roofing License #104.020135 and is fully insured and bonded. Illinois requires roofing contractors to put their license name and number on contracts and bids, and ours always do.
Call or text us, or fill out the form. Inspections are free and there is no obligation to buy a roof.
(618) 699-9747
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1822 S Elm St
Greenville, IL 62246
Illinois Roofing License #104.020135
Fully Insured & Bonded