Roofing Contractor Serving Swansea, IL
Roof Replacement • Roof Repair • Hail & Storm Damage • Free Inspections
Shingle roof replacement, repairs, and storm inspections for Swansea homes between Belleville and Fairview Heights.
Swansea is a St. Clair County village between Belleville and Fairview Heights. It has a mix of established neighborhoods and newer streets, and many homes have tree cover, which means extra debris, clogged valleys, and moss or algae on shaded slopes.
MPR Roofing serves Swansea from Greenville, about an hour away. We replace and repair residential asphalt shingle roofs, clear and re-flash problem valleys, and give you an honest answer on repair versus replacement.
Swansea's older neighborhoods have homes from several decades, and many have been re-roofed at least once. We often find a newer layer on top of an older one. Because shingle and decking replacement don't need a Village permit here, a full tear-off doesn't add red tape, and it's the only way to see the decking underneath.
Every job ends with cleanup and a magnetic nail sweep.
Part of our St. Clair County service area.
Call (618) 699-9747Residential roofing for Swansea homes.
Full tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, flashing, ventilation review, and CertainTeed asphalt shingle installation in Swansea.
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.
Swansea's village code lists replacement of shingles and roof decking among minor alterations that don't need a permit. However, the Village's Building & Zoning Department also offers a permit-by-fax application for reroofing, so requirements can depend on the job.
Because the two seem to point different ways, we confirm with Swansea Building & Zoning at the Government Center (1444 Boul Avenue) before each job. If structural repairs come up, we ask the Village about those too.
Village code: shingle and roof-decking replacement listed as not requiring a permit.
Building & Zoning also offers a reroofing permit-by-fax form; we confirm before starting.
Source: Village of Swansea Code §150.025 and Building & Zoning Department page. Rules can change; we confirm requirements for your address before work starts.
After a storm, shaded Swansea roofs often have fallen branches as well as wind damage. A limb strike can crack shingles and dent decking even when nothing looks wrong from the ground.
We check the impact areas, photograph them, and make temporary repairs if water is getting in.
If a storm leaves a tree leaning toward your house, call a tree service before we repair the roof. We'll coordinate the timing so the roof isn't damaged twice.
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Straight answers from a local, licensed roofing contractor.
Swansea's village code lists shingle and roof-decking replacement as not needing a permit, but the Building & Zoning Department also has a reroofing permit-by-fax form. We confirm with the Village before each job.
Yes. Limb strikes can crack shingles and damage decking. We inspect, photograph, and tarp if needed.
They can. Leaves and debris clog valleys and gutters, and shaded slopes stay damp longer. We look at all of that on an inspection.
About an hour from our Greenville office. We also serve Belleville, Fairview Heights, Shiloh, and O'Fallon.
We recommend a full tear-off. It lets us inspect and replace the decking, and Swansea's code lists shingle and decking replacement as minor alterations.
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.
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(618) 699-9747
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1822 S Elm St
Greenville, IL 62246
Illinois Roofing License #104.020135
Fully Insured & Bonded