CGR Legacy Construction replaces aging and failing commercial roofing systems across St. Louis. We help businesses plan and install roofing systems built for durability, performance, and long-term protection.
That’s when replacement becomes the better long-term solution.
We help you evaluate your roof condition and make the right decision.
Our replacement process focuses on performance and durability.
We tailor each project to your building and operational needs.
If your roof is nearing the end of its lifespan, the best next step is a professional inspection.
Not every commercial roof should be replaced with the same system. The right choice depends on your building, how the roof is used, and how long you plan to hold the property.
We walk you through the realistic trade-offs in lifespan, maintenance, and cost rather than pushing a single option.
A recover installs a new membrane over the existing one. It costs less and moves faster, but it is only appropriate when the assembly underneath is sound and completely dry. If moisture has reached the insulation, covering it traps the problem and shortens the life of the new roof.
A full tear-off removes everything down to the deck, allowing us to inspect and repair the structure before anything new goes on. During your inspection we will tell you honestly which situation your roof is in.
You will get a clear, itemized estimate before work begins, so there are no surprises mid-project.
A replacement is disruptive when it is not planned well. Where possible we schedule around your operating hours, stage the work in sections so the building stays usable, keep access routes and parking clear, and manage debris so the property stays safe and presentable throughout the job.
If wind or hail contributed to the failure, part of the replacement may be claimable. We document conditions thoroughly and can support your claim – see Storm Damage Inspection and Insurance Claims Assistance.
Commercial Roofing · Commercial Roof Repair · Flat Roofing · Roof Inspection
Depends on the system, but many last 20–30 years.
Frequent repairs and aging materials are strong indicators.
We work to minimize disruption during the project.