Roofing in Lawrence
Thirty miles west on K-10: a college town of 95,000 with historic districts, thousands of rental roofs around KU, and west-side subdivisions on open ground in the same hail belt as Olathe.
Lawrence is the west end of our territory — about thirty miles on K-10 — and a city with three roofing markets. Old West Lawrence, East Lawrence and the streets near downtown are National Register historic districts of 1860s–1920s houses: steep gables, board decking, brick chimneys and, on many, standing-seam metal or slate under later shingles, with a Historic Resources Commission that reviews visible changes in the locally designated areas. Around the University of Kansas are thousands of rental houses and small apartment buildings that get roofed when the owner is forced to and need a roofer who can work around leases. West of Iowa Street and out along Sixth Street and Clinton Parkway are the 1980s–2010s subdivisions on open ground — Alvamar, Deerfield, Langston Hughes, the newer sections toward K-10 — where the hail arrives first.
We cover Lawrence on scheduled runs with the crews that work De Soto: hail and wind inspections with chalked test squares, claims documented and matched to the adjuster's scope, full replacements with Class 4 shingles for the premium discount, historic-district roofs done to the commission's expectations, rental and multifamily reroofs priced per building, chimney and porch repairs, and ice-dam fixes at the eaves. The City of Lawrence permits reroofing and we pull it. Kansas Roofing Registration and insurance certificates before we start.
Neighborhoods and areas we cover
- Old West Lawrence
- East Lawrence
- Downtown & Massachusetts Street
- North Lawrence
- University of Kansas area
- Oread
- Alvamar
- Deerfield
- Langston Hughes area
- Sixth Street corridor (west)
- Clinton Parkway corridor
- Iowa Street corridor
- 23rd Street corridor
- Prairie Park
- Baldwin City (south)
- Eudora (east)
Questions from Lawrence homeowners
Is Lawrence really in your service area?
It's the west end of it, about thirty miles on K-10. We schedule Lawrence jobs together with De Soto and Eudora and give you a firm date. Storm tarps go the same day.
Does the historic district review a new roof?
In the locally designated areas, visible changes — material, color, profile — go through the Historic Resources Commission. Like-for-like repairs are simpler. We flag it before you commit to a material.
Do you work with landlords near KU?
Yes — we schedule around leases, price per building, and send photos so you don't have to drive over. August turnover is our busiest Lawrence month.
Does Lawrence require a permit?
Yes, the City of Lawrence permits reroofing; we pull it.
Did the 2026 hail reach Lawrence?
Lawrence gets its own storms on the same belt — the west-side subdivisions especially. If you've been under a hail warning this year, a free inspection is worth ten minutes.
Every service, in Lawrence
Roof repair · hail damage · wind damage · replacement · Class 4 shingles · metal · emergency tarping · insurance claims · inspections · ice dams · ventilation · gutters