What church roofs need
Church buildings are rarely one roof. A steep sanctuary roof, a steeple, flat sections over a fellowship hall or classroom wing, and decades of additions all meet at valleys and walls that need careful flashing. Our Roofers Local 150 crew handles all of it, led by roofing foreman Timmy Burgess.
- Architectural shingles and metal on steep sections
- TPO and EPDM on flat sections
- Steeple and wall flashing
- Gutters and downspouts
- Synthetic slate when you want a slate look without the weight
- Roof repair$650–$3,800Typical repair, per job
- Roof inspectionFreeInspection and estimate at no cost
Prices checked October 2026. Every proposal is one all-inclusive price: permits and sales tax built in.
Proposals a building committee can use
- Photos of what we found, so the board sees what we saw
- Options in order of priority: what has to happen now and what can wait
- Phasing across budget years when the whole roof can’t happen at once
- One all-inclusive price per phase, with permits and sales tax built in
Scheduling around your congregation
We plan the work around services, weddings and funerals, keep entries clear and clean up every day at our cost.
How a church roof project runs
- Call or request an estimate — Doug Stoliby, our sales manager, reaches out within 1 business day to set up an inspection.
- Free inspection — We check the roof surface, seams, flashing, drains and rooftop equipment, and look inside for signs of leaks.
- Budget and scope — Within 5 business days you get a budget and a written scope.
- Proposal and agreement — One all-inclusive price with permits and sales tax built in, e-signed in JobTread and good for 7 days.
- Scheduling — Tell us your business hours, deliveries and anything else the crew needs to plan around.
- Install — Schedule updates, change orders and inspection results show up in your JobTread client portal.
- Walkthrough — We walk the roof with you and write a punch list of anything left to finish, then issue a Notice of Substantial Completion, which starts your warranty.
Payment and warranty
Roofs we contract directly with a building owner are typically billed 75% at signing and 25% on completion. When we’re the subcontractor for a general contractor, we bill through the GC’s pay-application process. You can pay through the online invoice link, by check or in cash.
Our one-year workmanship warranty starts at substantial completion and covers problems from our installation, not normal wear and tear, damage by others or weather. Membrane and material defects fall under the manufacturer’s warranty, which passes through to you.
Recent church work
- Steeple flashing for a church in Brazil
- A church interior renovation in Terre Haute.
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Church roofing questions
Can you work around our services?
Yes. Tell us your calendar and we’ll schedule around it.
Can we phase the roof over two budget years?
Often, yes. We’ll tell you which sections need to go first.
Do you also handle church interiors?
Yes. See church renovations.
Do you roof churches in Illinois?
No. We don’t hold an Illinois roofing license, so all of our roofing is in Indiana.
Need a roof inspected or priced for your building?
Send us a few details and Doug Stoliby, our sales manager, will contact you within one business day to discuss your goals, answer questions and schedule a site visit.
Doug Stoliby, Sales ManagerDoug will reach out within 1 business day.