Service Areas | Confluence Roofing Co, St Louis and the Metro East

Photo: an aerial style view of the river bend at St Louis, bridges crossing to the Illinois bluffs, rooftops in the foreground on both shores. Slot note only; the photograph itself is made and approved at a later gate.

St Louis is the hub, and the map around it crosses the river the way the weather does. Sixteen Missouri communities and four in the Illinois Metro East carry location pages on this site. Every page is written from the town's own stock, not from a template with the name changed.

North county and the river bend

Florissant, Hazelwood, Bridgeton, and Maryland Heights: the postwar brick and frame belt north of the city, where gutters and eaves of a certain age meet storm tracks that arrive off the river bottoms. Maryland Heights is also home ground; the company opened there in 2022.

St. Charles County

St. Charles, St. Peters, and O'Fallon MO: the growth corridor across the Missouri River, subdivision decades arriving at replacement age in waves, with the historic brick core of St. Charles itself carrying the county's oldest roofs.

West county and the inner ring

Chesterfield and Ballwin in the west; Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Clayton, and University City in the inner ring, where the metro's oldest suburbs keep its steepest, most storied roofs, brick chimneys, and surviving slate and tile under a full tree canopy.

The south

Affton, Arnold, and Fenton: south county and the Jefferson County edge, ranch and split-level stock under open sky, where storm exposure arrives unobstructed and eave edges take the freeze and thaw directly.

The Metro East

Belleville, Edwardsville, O'Fallon IL, and Collinsville, across the Mississippi: Illinois towns with their own brick main streets, their own prewar cores, and storm tracks that cross the river and keep going. The state line changes the paperwork. It does not change the reading.

Not on the list?

The 20 pages are the launch map, not a fence. Granite City, Maplewood, Mehlville, Oakville, Wildwood, and Wentzville sit just outside it at launch. If your roof is in one of those communities, or anywhere in the metro, call Call for same-day help and ask; the schedule runs on storm tracks and stock, and the office will tell you plainly whether your town is in reach this season. The estimate, where we can make the visit, is free, hassle-free, and no-obligation.