Beaverdale, Des Moines
Beaverdale Roofing, Des Moines
Beaverdale is best known for its brick Tudors and 1920s-1940s bungalows lined up under mature trees. Those steeper pitches and small dormers look great from the street but add labor to a tear-off, and the tree canopy keeps north-facing slopes damp longer than the rest of Des Moines.
Free, no obligation. Asphalt replacement averages $500-$550 per square - some roofs come in under that and complex roofs run higher - and the final price is confirmed with an on-site inspection.
Beaverdale homes and roofs
Most Beaverdale roofs are 1.5 or 2 story with steep front gables, wood decking, and older chimney and dormer flashing. Second layers of shingles are common on homes that have not been torn off since the 1990s.
- Typical roof size
- 16-26 squares
- Typical replacement
- $8,000-$13,500
Near Beaver Avenue, Franklin Avenue, Ashworth Park, Merle Hay Road.
What we see most in Beaverdale
- Moss and granule loss on shaded north slopes
- Failing chimney and dormer flashing on brick Tudors
- Old wood decking discovered during tear-off
- Ice dams along shallow eaves in winter
Roofing services in Beaverdale
Other Des Moines neighborhoods
Beaverdale roofing questions
How much does a new roof cost in Beaverdale, Des Moines?
Most Beaverdale homes measure 16-26 squares, which puts a typical asphalt shingle replacement around $8,000-$13,500. Asphalt averages $500-$550 per roofing square - simpler roofs can come in below that and steep, multi-story, or complex roofs run above it depending on pitch, stories, tear-off layers, and decking condition - and a sales rep confirms the final number during a free on-site inspection.
Can I get a free roof estimate for my Beaverdale home?
Yes. Our instant estimator measures your Beaverdale roof from current satellite imagery and returns a price range in about a minute, with no cost and no obligation. We then confirm the details in person before any work is scheduled.
What roofing problems are most common in Beaverdale?
In Beaverdale we most often find moss and granule loss on shaded north slopes, failing chimney and dormer flashing on brick tudors, old wood decking discovered during tear-off, ice dams along shallow eaves in winter. Most Beaverdale roofs are 1.5 or 2 story with steep front gables, wood decking, and older chimney and dormer flashing. Second layers of shingles are common on homes that have not been torn off since the 1990s.
Do you work near Beaver Avenue?
Yes. We cover all of Beaverdale and the surrounding Des Moines area, including Beaver Avenue, Franklin Avenue, Ashworth Park, Merle Hay Road, along with the rest of Polk County.
What do you do after hail or wind damage in Beaverdale?
We inspect the roof and document what we find with photos and measurements so you have a clear written record of the condition, then walk you through repair or replacement options. Any insurance process is handled by you directly with your own carrier.
Get your Beaverdale roof estimate
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