City of St. Louis
Roofing in
Lindenwood Park.
Lindenwood Park and the St. Louis Hills area sit on the far southwest edge of the City, forty minutes from our shop. The housing stock is well-kept 1930s and 1940s brick, steeper-pitched than the flat-roof neighborhoods to the east, and most of it takes a true sloped-roof install.
28
Miles from shop
40 min
Drive from shop
63109
Lindenwood Park ZIP
~11,000
Population
Working in Lindenwood Park
This is a sloped-roof market, not a flat-roof one. The St. Louis Hills and Lindenwood Park homes were built with real pitch, gabled and gambreled, and they take architectural asphalt, designer shingle, or slate depending on the house. A lot of our work here is second-generation replacement: the architectural asphalt that went on in the late 1990s and early 2000s has aged out and needs to come off. We replace with heavyweight architectural shingle and get the ridge-vent ratio right, since the older brick homes here are often under-ventilated.
The Hi-Pointe pocket has a run of Tudors and English-cottage homes with original slate or slate-look sections that want a different conversation than the brick bungalows do. If your house has a slate slope that is mostly sound with a few failures, we will often re-roof the failing slope with matched material rather than tearing off the whole roof. The project consultant walks it and tells you which homes on your block we have already been on.
Neighborhoods we work in
5 pockets of Lindenwood Park we know by name.
- Hi-Pointe
- St. Louis Hills boundary
- Clifton Heights
- Ellendale
- Francis Park area
Roof types we install most often
What Lindenwood Park homes ask for.
Pattern 01
St. Louis Hills 1930s-1940s brick homes with steeper-pitch architectural asphalt
Pattern 02
Hi-Pointe Tudors and gambrels with slate or designer-slate sections
Pattern 03
Brick bungalows and four-families with architectural shingle replacement
Nearby landmarks: Francis Park, the St. Louis Hills neighborhood, Hampton Avenue, Highway 44 corridor
Around Lindenwood Park
Points of interest.
The places that make Lindenwood Park what it is, and the roofs we keep weathertight a few streets over from each one.
Francis Park
The 60-acre park at the heart of St. Louis Hills, ringed by the neighborhood's signature brick homes.
The Hi-Pointe Theatre
St. Louis's oldest single-screen movie house, operating on Clayton Road since 1922.
St. Louis Hills Neighborhood Association
The neighborhood group covering St. Louis Hills, Lindenwood Park, and the surrounding pockets.
Lindenwood Park, St. Louis
Lindenwood Park roof visit
A project consultant, in your driveway, inside a week.
Free inspection. No salespeople. The project consultant walks the roof, the attic, and the ground, and ends the visit with one of three answers: a repair quote, a replacement quote, or “you don't need us yet.”
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