Division 7 LLC

Full-Service Kansas City Roofing Company

Division Sevens’ master technicians install and maintain all types of roofs. Whatever your needs - a flat or sloped roof - shingle roof, tile roof or metalroof - you can count on Division Seven for quality and value in your roofing installation or repairs.
Our knowledge, expert workmanship and competitive pricing are the reasons we’ve been installing and repairing roofs in the Midwest area for over 20 years.
If you’re not sure what type of roof you want or you’re wondering about maintenance or repair of your current roof, the following information may help.

Flat Roofing

Flat roof systems have long been popular in arid climates where the problems of a flat roof, namely a buildup of snow or the stagnation of rainwater, are minimal or non-existent. Regardless of climate, flat roofs have always been a common construction solution for warehouses, apartment buildings and retail strips.
With the advance in quality of roofing materials, flat roofs can be a good option for homes in any part of the country. And, of course, traditional homes often have sections of flat roof–over shed dormers, above porches and garages, and on balconies.
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Metal Roofing

Metal roofs have gained in popularity, mostly because of their durability and resistance to harsh weather conditions. Although generally more expensive, metal can be cost effective when maintenance and life span are considered. Installed correctly, most metal roofing will last 60 years or more. Steel, aluminum, metal tie and copper are just a few of the metals used for roofs today. Although typically used for commercial roofing, metal is a great choice for a house in snow and agricultural regions.
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Shingle Roofing

Shingle roofs are the most common type of roof and come in many varieties. Choose from asphalt, wood or slate as well as other innovative synthetic materials. Reinforced asphalt shingles can last 20 to 30 years and, being the least-expensive roofing option, are considered an excellent value. Wood shake shingles and slate shingles offer beauty and style, but both have their drawbacks. Wood needs more care and Installation costs can run as much as 50% higher than asphalt shingles. Slate will last for generations but the material itself can be 4 times the cost of asphalt type shingles. Like wood, slate installation is more time-consuming adding up to the most costly shingle option.
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Tile Roofing

Roof tiles are made of clay or concrete and even rubber. There’s a large variety of colors and styles of tile roofing available today. Clay and concrete are much more difficult to install and are susceptible to breakage and more frequent repair. Thus, they are more expensive roofs. On the other hand, they can last more than 50 years, are warm and stylish and add value to any home.
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