Roofing, Siding & Windows in Fenton, MO
Stone-and-brick two-stories, painted-brick colonials, hail-bruised shingles and tired windows. Casey Exteriors has been fixing them across Fenton for over 26 years.
Fenton Homes, One Hailstorm at a Time
It took six minutes for hail to cross Fenton on the night of March 14, 2025. Between 9:33 and 9:39 PM, firefighters, trained spotters and amateur radio operators logged five separate hail reports in or around town, with the largest, 1.75 inches (golf-ball size), two miles south of Fenton, according to the National Weather Service. Hail that size can bruise shingles and crack vents without leaving a single hole you can see from the street, which is why plenty of Fenton roofs looked fine the next morning and are still quietly wearing out.
Fenton is a small city on the west bank of the Meramec River, with about 4,000 residents and seven parks that earned it the name “City of Parks.” The homes we work on here vary a lot: stone-and-brick two-stories, painted-brick homes with new siding and trim, houses with rear decks and sunrooms. Most of them need more than one exterior system looked at, and we plan the job that way. [CONFIRM with Bill: anything he’d add about Fenton jobs or neighborhoods]
WHAT WE DO IN FENTON
ail on the Roof?
Golf-ball hail fell two miles south of Fenton on March 14, 2025, and plenty of roofs that night looked fine from the driveway. We check the shingles, vents and flashing up close, photograph what we find, and tell you straight whether it’s repair or replacement.
Windows That Don't Fit the Front of the House
A lot of Fenton homes have arched windows set under brick lintels, with shutters on either side. We replace them to match the opening, then finish the trim so the front still looks like the same house, only tighter and cleaner.
Siding and Trim That Close the Gaps
Bay windows, gable ends, soffit and fascia are where water gets in. We wrap and seal those spots while the siding is coming off, so the roofline, siding and windows are built to work as one system.
We work throughout Fenton and the 63026 ZIP code, and nearby Crestwood, Sunset Hills and Valley Park. [FILL IN: any Fenton subdivisions or roads Bill wants named]
Recent Work in Fenton
Stone-and-Brick Two-Story
Arched windows with brick lintels, dark shutters and a fresh roofline. The close-ups show the finish we care about: even caulk lines, trim set tight to the brick, and shutters hung straight.
Painted-Brick Two-Story
Dark-gray shingles, gray lap siding and a trimmed-out bay window on a painted-brick home, with the crew on site.
Painted-Brick Home with Bay Window and Rear Deck
A painted-brick home with finished trim and columns, a bay window, and a rear deck and sunroom behind it.
One Crew for the Whole Exterior
Most leaks start where a roof, a wall and a window meet. When one company does the roof, another does the siding and a third does the windows, nobody owns the flashing in between. When one crew handles the shingles, siding, trim and window wraps, the same people who built each seam answer for it afterward. You also get one schedule and one cleanup instead of three.
Arnold Roofing Questions We Get Asked
It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, how many layers are coming off, the shingles you choose, and any decking repairs underneath. The only honest number comes from someone looking at your roof, so call us at (314) 892-5900 or request an estimate and we’ll give you a written price for your home
It depends on the size of the roof, the weather and what we find under the old shingles. Call us and we’ll give you a timeline for your home.
Permit rules are set by the City of Fenton, which takes applications through its online portal. Its permit office can tell you which form your project needs at 636-349-8110.
Get a Quote for Your Fenton 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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