Which number should I call in Kansas City?

Either one reaches our Kansas City team. Use (913) 396-8888 for buildings on the Kansas side and (816) 683-8888 for the Missouri side. The office is at 1134 W Cambridge Cir Dr, Kansas City, KS, open Mon–Fri 8 AM–5 PM · Sat 9 AM–1 PM · Sun closed, with 24/7 emergency service.

Do you work on commercial buildings in Missouri as well as Kansas?

Yes. We handle commercial and multi-family roofs on both sides of the state line, from Johnson and Wyandotte counties in Kansas to Jackson, Clay, and Platte counties in Missouri.

Are you licensed in Johnson County?

Yes. We’re a licensed roofing contractor in Johnson County, KS (Class DR, License #2026-0011661). Cities on both sides of the line have their own permit rules, and we check what your city requires before work starts.

Should we have the roof checked after a storm?

If the building was in the path of hail or high wind, yes. Damage on a flat roof can be hard to see. We’ll inspect it for free and give you a written report with photos.

Which roof systems do you work on in Kansas City?

TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, built-up (BUR), metal, and roof coatings, for repair, replacement, and preventative maintenance.

Kansas City office · Kansas & Missouri

Commercial roofing in Kansas City, Kansas and Missouri

From our office on Cambridge Circle in Kansas City, Kansas, we handle commercial and multi-family roofs on both sides of the state line: leak repairs, full replacements, and preventative maintenance plans.

✓ TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, built-up, metal and coatings
✓ Free inspection with a written condition report and scope
✓ Licensed roofing contractor in Johnson County, KS (Class DR #2026-0011661)
✓ Kansas side (913) and Missouri side (816) local lines

Request a free commercial roof inspection

KC Kansas (913) 396-8888 KC Missouri (816) 683-8888

Mon–Fri 8 AM–5 PM · Sat 9 AM–1 PM · Sun closed · 24/7 emergency service

What Kansas City weather does to commercial roofs

These are the patterns we watch for on KC-area flat and low-slope roofs:

Severe storms and hail
Kansas City sits in a busy storm corridor. Hail and straight-line winds can puncture or bruise membranes, crack coatings, and loosen roof edges and flashing, often without an obvious leak right away.
Summer heat on the roof surface
Long, hot summers bake low-slope roofs. Dark surfaces get especially hot, which ages membranes, dries out older asphalt roofs, and works seams and flashing as materials expand and contract.
Ice, freeze–thaw, and drains
Winter ice storms and repeated freezes open small gaps wider and block drains and scuppers. Standing water on a flat roof finds its way through any weak spot.

A roof that’s regularly inspected is a lot less likely to surprise you after a storm. See preventative maintenance plans.

One team, both sides of the state line

Many property managers and owners here have buildings in Kansas and Missouri. You don’t need two roofing contractors. The same Kansas City team inspects, quotes, and does the work on both sides, and keeps your reports in one place.

Permits and licensing differ from city to city across the metro. Before any work starts, we check what your city requires and pull permits where they’re needed.

Commercial roofing services in Kansas City

Our Kansas City office

Innovative Roofing — Kansas City
1134 W Cambridge Cir Dr
Kansas City, KS 66103

Kansas side (913) 396-8888Missouri side (816) 683-8888

Mon–Fri 8 AM–5 PM · Sat 9 AM–1 PM · Sun closed · 24/7 emergency service

Licensed roofing contractor in Johnson County, KS: Class DR, License #2026-0011661
Kansas City, KS License KS #22-008404
City of Lenexa business license
License and insurance information available on request

Looking for a home roof instead? Visit our Kansas City roofing page.

Where we work around Kansas City

Commercial and multi-family roofing across the metro, including:

Kansas

Missouri

Not sure if your building is in range? Tell us the address on the form and we’ll confirm.

Free commercial roof inspection in Kansas City

No cost and no obligation. We walk the roof where it’s safe to do so, look at the inside of the building where you can give us access, and put what we find in writing.

Membrane or panel surface, seams, and any patches already on the roof
Drains, scuppers, and gutters — and where water sits after rain
Flashing at walls, curbs, rooftop units, and every penetration
Interior stains or drips, matched to what’s happening above them
A written condition report with photos and a written scope — repair, replacement, or a maintenance plan, with the reasons for each

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Kansas City commercial roofing questions

Which number should I call in Kansas City?: Either one reaches our Kansas City team. Use (913) 396-8888 for buildings on the Kansas side and (816) 683-8888 for the Missouri side. The office is at 1134 W Cambridge Cir Dr, Kansas City, KS, open Mon–Fri 8 AM–5 PM · Sat 9 AM–1 PM · Sun closed, with 24/7 emergency service.
Do you work on commercial buildings in Missouri as well as Kansas?: Yes. We handle commercial and multi-family roofs on both sides of the state line, from Johnson and Wyandotte counties in Kansas to Jackson, Clay, and Platte counties in Missouri.
Are you licensed in Johnson County?: Yes. We’re a licensed roofing contractor in Johnson County, KS (Class DR, License #2026-0011661). Cities on both sides of the line have their own permit rules, and we check what your city requires before work starts.
Should we have the roof checked after a storm?: If the building was in the path of hail or high wind, yes. Damage on a flat roof can be hard to see. We’ll inspect it for free and give you a written report with photos.
Which roof systems do you work on in Kansas City?: TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, built-up (BUR), metal, and roof coatings, for repair, replacement, and preventative maintenance.

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