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Location
2120 Collier Corporate Parkway
Saint Charles, MO 63303 -
Location
5130 Boyd Blvd Suite B
Rowlett, TX 75088 -
Hours
Hours: Mon-Fri 7am – 6:30pm
2120 Collier Corporate Parkway
Saint Charles, MO 63303
5130 Boyd Blvd Suite B
Rowlett, TX 75088
Hours: Mon-Fri 7am – 6:30pm
As a leading provider of commercial roof repair and maintenance services with over 17 years of experience, Bourdeau Contracting proudly serves both Missouri and Texas, including the Greater St. Louis area and the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex. Whether you're in St. Charles, O’Fallon, Rowlett, or anywhere across these regions, our expert team delivers quality roof patching, overlays, and replacements at competitive rates — always quickly and safely.
Bourdeau Contracting has served the communities of St. Charles, St. Louis, the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, and the entire state of Missouri for over 17 years. In these years, we have built a reputation for quality commercial and industrial roof maintenance services that are affordable and effective.
We can diagnose any roofing issue and restore your building roof with quality roof patching, roof overlays, and roof replacements. Our rates are competitive, and we will ensure our work is done quickly and safely.
All roof systems require periodic maintenance and should be inspected a minimum of twice a year, once in the spring and again in the fall. If roof conditions are subject to unusual conditions, inspections should take place on a more frequent basis (6-12 times per year).
Bourdeau Contracting has served the communities of St. Charles, St. Louis, the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, and the entire state of Missouri for over 17 years. In these years, we have built a reputation for quality commercial and industrial roof maintenance services that are affordable and effective.
We can diagnose any roofing issue and restore your building roof with quality roof patching, roof overlays, and roof replacements. Our rates are competitive, and we will ensure our work is done quickly and safely.
Full inspection
Repair cost analysis
Roof repair schedule
Maintenance of documents
Maintenance activities
Return on investment
Interior & exterior checks
Expansion joint checks
Debris removal
Clear drains for proper water flow
Caulk terminations and pipe seals as needed
Repair roof surface defects, water-entry points and damage
Upgrade or add safety accessories to remain OSHA compliant
Safety signage
We incorporate preventative maintenance packages into our service offering.
Roof maintenance plans can reduce leaks by up to 70% and double a roof’s life expectancy; the less amount of time damage has to build and grow, the lower your repair cost!
Preventative maintenance plans often provide 24/7/365 leak response and storage of the data relating to your roof and its repairs. Best of all, you will have a trusted contact for major changes or emergency situations!
Roof repairs are just one of the many maintenance checks properties must undergo. If the roof issues found are only minor and can be remedied, there is no need to replace it at all.
Likewise, if your roof insulation is still intact, in good condition and has not yet reached its expected lifespan, a repair is the most practical route. Not only is it more affordable than replacing the roof, it can also prolong its lifespan.
Experts suggest that if more than 25% of a roof has been damaged, then its replacement is highly advised. Aside from the roof itself, it’s also important roof insulation be replaced once it is already wet or ruined.
Water is a powerful force. Once it seeps beneath your roof’s shingles, it can quickly find its way inside, where it can cause serious damage and even health problems.
If you see signs of moisture inside, including brown spots on the ceiling, peeling paint or mold, you should probably opt to replace your entire roof rather than attempt a patch or repair.
If your neighborhood was recently hit with a hurricane, tornado, or especially violent storm, the damage may be extensive enough to require a total roof replacement. Even a single harsh winter can push an ailing roof into a state of emergency.
Is your roof just five years old and leaking? In this case, the problem is more likely related to the quality of the installation or even a defect in the materials rather than normal wear and tear.
On the other hand, a 20-year-old roof with a couple of problem areas is probably near the end of its lifespan and due to be replaced.
You should also consider the type of roofing materials you have. For example, an 80-year-old slate roof might have a few more decades of life ahead of it, whereas a metal roof in its eighth decade is well past its prime.
Asphalt shingles are the most common roofing material due to their affordability and aesthetic appeal, and the latest generation of premium asphalt shingles are made to last up to 50 years with proper maintenance.
Call (636) 896-4169, (972) 463-7600