Fidler re-uses roofing tiles on this historic Kansas City Home

A historic Kansas City home was experiencing a leaky roof. But its Ludowici roof tiles were in fine shape. That meant the problem was underneath miles and miles of quality tiles. Fidler on the Roof KC was contracted to remove all of those tiles, seal then roof, then re-attach the original tiles. It was a trifecta that solved the problem, maintained the roof’s dynamic appearance and kept tons of debris out of the landfill.

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A free roof inspection that's actually free? Yes!

Fidler on the Roof KC provides 100% free inspections that are not a gimmick. It’s just what we do. Did we mention they really are 100% free? There’s no charge. There’s no fine print. Why? We believe when you personally experience that we’re fair, honest and reliable, you’ll be inclined to choose us when and if your roof needs work. That’s it. Oh and we like to be of help whenever we can. That too.

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Brian Fidler
New Heights: A Wood Shake Roof Replacement at 8,000 Feet

A Kansas City customer referral was key to Fidler on the Roof KC securing an opportunity to replace a wood shake roof in Aspen, Colorado. We want to give thanks to our hard-working, skilled team and the customers who referred us. The project involved replacing an aged wood-shake roof with DaVinci Roofscapes synthetic wood-shake tiles. They’re beautiful, durable and fire resistant. In addition, we custom-made copper gutters, downspouts and other roofing components.

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Brian Fidler
Stone-coated steel: An alternative to stone, slate or tile roofing

Can you have the aesthetic appeal and durability of a stone roof without the stone? Absolutely. A Jackson County, Mo., client recently chose stone-coated steel for her roof. What are these tiles made of? A stone finish is permanently adhered to a metal base. It makes an excellent roof for homes that want the look of an earthen surface but are not structurally engineered to support stone, slate or tile.

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