Collinsville, IL's Roofing, Siding & Window Team
Collinsville is a different state and a different set of rules than most of our Missouri jobs. We work both sides of the river, and we know which rules apply here.
EXTERIOR WORK BUILT FOR COLLINSVILLE HOMES
Collinsville sits in Madison County on the Illinois side, and that one fact changes more than the drive. Different state code, different permit office, different rules than any of our Missouri jobs. We’ve worked both sides of the river long enough to know the difference doesn’t slow a job down — it just means someone has to actually know it, instead of assuming Illinois works like Missouri.
The Metro East gets hit by the same storm systems that cross St. Louis, sometimes on the same night. The EF-3 tornado that tore through Clayton and Richmond Heights on May 16, 2025 continued east across the Mississippi and caused documented damage in Madison and Granite City, a few miles from Collinsville. The area has logged 23 hail reports within ten miles of town in 2025 alone, the largest at an inch and three-quarters — golf ball-sized, big enough to crack a shingle mat outright rather than just bruise it. [We inspect before we quote, and the inspection is free whether or not there is a claim in it — CONFIRM policy before publishing.]
WHAT WE DO IN COLLINSVILLE
Roofing
Tear-offs, replacements, and hail and wind repair, documented for an insurance claim if you need one. Most Collinsville roofs go up in a single day.
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Siding
We install the Royal Dura Technology vinyl system. If your home is in Collinsville’s Uptown district, the city requires a heavier 0.044-gauge vinyl than most of our Missouri jobs use — we stock it, so that’s never a delay. [VERIFY}
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Windows
Our own crew measures, orders, and installs every window — no subcontractor standing between you and the people doing the work.
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RECENT WORK IN COLLINSVILLE
A siding and roof job we recently finished in Collinsville.
Front of the Home
Front of a two-story Collinsville, IL home with new white siding, black trim, dark shingle roof and a wraparound porch
Garage Gable and Trim
Garage gable on a Collinsville, IL home with new white vinyl siding and black trim around the doors.
Collinsville: Back of the Home
Back of a two-story Collinsville, IL home with new white siding, bay windows and dark shingle roof.
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COLLINSVILLE, ILLINOIS: A DIFFERENT SET OF RULES
Collinsville is in Madison County, Illinois — not Missouri — and that means a different building department, a different code, and different permit rules than any of our Missouri service areas. Homeowners who’ve had work done on the Missouri side sometimes assume the same rules carry over. They don’t.
The city does not require a permit for standard residential siding replacement. The one exception is the Uptown district, where a heavier 0.044-gauge vinyl siding is required by city code. Roofing isn’t spelled out as clearly in the city’s public guidance — if you’re unsure whether your specific job needs a permit, Collinsville’s Building Department will confirm directly at 618-346-5200.
We pull whatever permit a job actually requires, on either side of the river. We handle insurance claims start to finish, including meeting your adjuster on site.
COLLINSVILLE ROOFING QUESTIONS WE GET ASKED
Yes, and we do it on most storm jobs. We’ll meet your adjuster at the house, document the damage, and work with what the insurance approves. Several of our Collinsville customers have had full roof replacements covered with nothing out of pocket beyond their deductible.
REPLACE AND VERIFY
Most single-family homes in Collinsville are a one-day job — tear-off and new roof between morning and evening. We clean the site thoroughly before we leave; customers regularly tell us they can’t find a single nail in the yard afterward.
Most residential siding replacement doesn’t require one, except in the Uptown district, which requires 0.044-gauge vinyl. Roofing isn’t clearly addressed in the city’s public guidance, so we confirm with the Building Department before starting any job where it’s in question.
Get a Quote for Your Arnold Home
Tell us what you need and we’ll come measure it. Estimates are free and there’s no pressure to book.
Other Areas We Serve
Fenton · Imperial · Festus · Oakville · Mehlville · Affton · Kirkwood · Ballwin · Chesterfield · Eureka · St. Charles
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