FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Many homeowners choose roofing materials based on appearance, while others may select a specific roofing system due to neighborhood requirements.
A Pyramid Roofing sales representative will guide you through the benefits and drawbacks of different roofing options, helping you choose the best material to achieve your roofing goals.
Roof installations usually take two to three days to complete, although re-roofing projects generally require less time than full roof replacements. The timeline can vary based on factors such as the size of the roof, weather conditions, and the complexity of the project. Additionally, unexpected damage may be discovered during the replacement process, which could extend the project’s duration.
The Pyramid Roofing team will maintain clear communication with you throughout the process, ensuring you’re informed about the progress and estimated completion time of your project!
The average cost for a new roof across the country ranges from $9,000 to $10,000, but the final price of your project can vary based on several factors.
Key factors influencing the cost include:
- The total square footage of the roof
- The roof’s slope or pitch
- The complexity of the installation
- The type of roofing materials selected
With two large locations, we’re able to serve a broad service area. Our coverage includes the Springfield, MO metropolitan area, as well as surrounding regions like Branson, Joplin, Lake of the Ozarks, Lebanon, Nixa, Ozark, Republic, Rogersville, and Mansfield.
In addition, we also serve the Kansas City, MO/KS metropolitan area, including but not limited to Prairie Village, Independence, Raytown, Mission, Shawnee, Lee’s Summit, Grandview, Gladstone, Belton, Butler, Liberty, Bonner Springs, Blue Springs, Fairway, Gardner, Harrisonville, Leawood, and Leavenworth.
If you’re unsure whether we service your area, feel free to give us a call at 816-966-1101 Kansas City office or 417-943-4011 Springfield office.
No, you don’t necessarily need to replace your entire roof if it’s leaking. It may just be flashing that needs replaced, or a few shingles letting water get in. Luckily for you, Pyramid Roofing’s team is skilled at locating and repairing leaks, helping you extend the life of your roof.
In some cases, it may be more cost-effective to opt for a re-roof or full replacement. Industry experts often recommend replacing the roof if damage covers more than 30% of the surface. However, every situation is different. We’ll provide an honest evaluation of your roof’s condition, allowing you to make a well-informed decision that suits both your needs and your budget.
Yes. Pyramid offers financing options for your roofing project. Please reach out to a team member for more information, and to see if it’s right for you.
Yes, roof installations can be done in the winter. However, most manufacturers recommend that the temperature be at least 42°F to ensure the shingles properly seal. If shingles are installed during colder weather, there’s a possibility that some may lift or blow off before they seal, particularly if there are strong winds. Pyramid Roofing will address any such issues at no extra cost. Since we work year-round, we’re well-equipped to handle winter installations and the challenges that come with them.
Yes, Pyramid Roofing can meet with your insurance adjuster and complete all necessary paperwork for your roof claim. If you’ve recently had roof damage, we recommend reaching out to our team for a free inspection before contacting your insurance provider. This way, we can confirm whether the damage is significant enough to qualify for compensation before you begin the claims process.
How long does a roof last? Well, the lifespan of a roof largely depends on the material used and the pitch of the roof. For example, standard asphalt shingles like GAF Timberline (or similar products) typically last around 15 to 20 years in the Midwest. On the other hand, concrete tiles and standing seam metal roofs can last 50 years or more if properly maintained. Roofs with lower pitches tend to have a shorter lifespan, while those with steeper slopes generally last longer.