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Roofing, Siding and Windows in Maryland Heights, MO
H&F Exteriors replaces roofs, siding and windows on Maryland Heights homes, most of them built from the 1960s through the 1980s. The city’s code requires ice and water shield on roofs, and window replacement needs a city permit; your itemized estimate shows how both apply to your home.
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Maryland Heights homes
About seven in ten Maryland Heights homes were built between 1960 and 1989, and fewer than one in ten before 1960.
About half the city’s housing is single-family houses, and the free inspection starts with what is on yours today.
Is it time to replace your roof, siding or windows in Maryland Heights?
Most Maryland Heights homes were built from the 1960s through the 1980s. Whatever your home’s age, here is what wear looks like on its roof, siding and windows.
Signs your roof is wearing out
Homes from the 1960s through the 1980s are on their second roof or later, and some of those are wearing out. Look for curling or cracked shingles, bare spots and grit in the gutters.
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Signs your siding is wearing out
Aluminum siding from the 1960s and 1970s dents and chalks, and hardboard siding from the 1980s swells and flakes at the bottom edges once water gets in.
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Signs your windows are wearing out
Aluminum windows from these decades run cold and sweat in winter, and later double panes fog when their seals fail. Window replacement needs a city permit, which your project manager confirms before work begins.
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Insurance: some insurers limit coverage on older roofs, so storm damage left unrepaired can cost you later.
Some homeowners wait until there’s a leak, a draft or a cracked panel before calling. A free inspection catches problems before then, and tells you what needs a repair, what needs replacing, and what is still fine.
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What to expect from your home
The 1960s
The busiest decade for building in Maryland Heights, with about three in ten of today’s homes. Homes this age often have aluminum or hardboard siding, a second or third roof, and lead paint possible under the trim.
The 1970s and 1980s
More than four in ten homes in the city were built in these two decades. Masonite and hardboard siding from these years is often failing at the bottom edge, and early vinyl windows may have failed seals.
Windows and doors
Window replacement and exterior door replacement are on the city’s permit list. We install Pella windows, and your project manager confirms the permit requirements with the city before work begins.
Permits and ice and water shield in Maryland Heights
The City of Maryland Heights issues its own building permits through its Community Development Building Division. Ordinance 2024-4872, passed May 16, 2024, adopted the 2021 International Residential Code with amendments.
The city’s amended code requires ice and water shield, which the code calls ice barrier underlayment. Because it is a code requirement in Maryland Heights, it belongs on every re-roof here, and we point that out if your roof is part of an insurance claim.
The city’s “Do I need a permit?” list names roof sheathing replacement, window replacement or alteration, and exterior door replacement. A shingle-only re-roof and new siding are not on the list, so we confirm those with the city’s Permits Coordinator before work begins.
We pull the permits your project needs.
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Ben did a great follow through with the siding project for my house from start to finish.
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Storm & insurance
Storm damage? Start here.
If hail or wind hit your home, we inspect it for free and tell you whether a claim makes sense. If it does, we meet your adjuster, document the damage and guide you through each step.
Questions from Maryland Heights homeowners
Does Maryland Heights require ice and water shield on a new roof?
Yes. The 2021 code the city adopted in 2024 marks ice barrier underlayment as required.
Do I need a permit to replace windows in Maryland Heights?
Yes. Window replacement or alteration is on the city’s permit list, along with exterior door replacement.
Do I need a permit for a new roof in Maryland Heights?
Replacing roof sheathing needs one. A shingle-only re-roof is not on the city’s list, so we confirm with the Permits Coordinator before work begins.
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How it works
Five steps, start to finish
Book a free inspection and we handle the rest. Here is every step, in order.
Inspection
We look at what you called us about, photograph what we find, and measure your home with Hover 3D modeling.
Estimate
On a date we set together, we review an itemized estimate with you line by line, so you know exactly what is included.
Materials and scheduling
When you are ready, we build your plan together, order materials and confirm your installation date. You get weekly updates by text while you wait.
Installation
Our team protects your property and completes the work to the manufacturer’s specifications, keeping you informed throughout.
Final walkthrough
We clean up, sweep the property for nails, and walk through the finished work with you.
Free inspection in Maryland Heights
Book a free inspection of your Maryland Heights home, with photos, 3D measurements and an itemized estimate we review with you line by line.
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