Emergency Roofing

If your roof has undergone some sort of damage (i.e. hail, hurricane) or it has noticeable wear due to old age, you want to get it fixed as soon as possible. A damaged roof can lead to a host of issues including pests, flooding, and wasted energy. At this point, you may wonder whether or not […]

As spring approaches, snow, and ice storms continue to pelt most parts of the country. Here in Kansas City, we have seen our fair share of snow. As homeowners, we are defenseless against Mother Nature, and when disaster lands on our doorstep, in this case storm damage, we can be thankful for insurance coverage. Here

The cliché of old-timers talking about the snowfalls of yesteryear rings particularly true to roofers. We spend our working days outdoors, so we feel summer’s heat and winter’s chill more than many Missourians. Being in the roofing business since 1980 has allowed us to experience some of Kansas City’s most…memorable…snowfalls, like the 10 inches that

Under normal circumstances a home’s roof is capable of withstanding high winds and heavy rains, but when a serious storm hits you’ll want to be sure that your Kansas City roof is properly prepared if disaster strikes. At Bill West Roofing, we understand the importance of a properly maintained roof which is why homeowners should

If this winter was rough on you, imagine what kind of shape your roof might be in after the ice and snow abuse heaped on by Mother Nature this winter. To determine if your Kansas City home is in need of roof repair, as the homeowner you can perform a post-winter roof inspection to pinpoint

According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the largest hailstone to fall on Missouri was a six-inch diameter whopper that struck near Meadville (Linn County) in May of 2004. Hail two inches and larger is considered by the NWS to be of significant risk to life and property. For Kansas City-area residents, hail storm damage

Mother Nature has a wide variety of ways to damage your roof and your home. While wind and sun can fade or destroy parts of your roof, their damage is obvious. More insidious is the damage done by water and winter’s cold weather. In particular, a wet winter – whether from rain, sleet or snow

Storm damage can come from a number of sources, but primarily through wind or hail damage. Wind is constantly moving over your roof. From gentle breezes to high-wind weather events. During those events wind speeds will fluctuate and may even change direction. This means that roofing materials can be lifted up, allowing debris to become