Protection from above®

SPECIALIZING INCOMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

Protection from above®

Serving the Midwest including Missouri, Kansas and Illinois

“CCR Roofing Services LLC thrives on perfection. We are certified to apply a variety of roofing systems and provide the best all-around service to our clients. We are the premiere commercial roofing company in the midwest.” ~ Darin Clay, Owner

MISSION STATEMENTCCR Roofing Services LLC mission is to serve the community both commercially and residentially with the most qualified uncompromised workmanship and service. With a foundation of respect and trust, our goal is to build lasting relationships, stiving for complete satisfaction of all the commercial and residential projects that we undertake. Our team members are responsive to the needs of our clients, from project scope review and the project’s intended purpose, to formalized quality control programs to ensureconformance to the National Roofing Contractors Assocation Standards.

Quality: CCR Roofing enacts quality control from day one with the professionalism of our staff and crews. CCR Roofing hires extraordinary employees and uses only the highest quality roofing materials.

Customer Service: CCR Roofing is dedicated to satisfying clients and honoring commitments, as well as, provide a proactive, cost-effective and timely service that focuses on quality.

Acccountability: CCR Roofing accepts responsibility for actions and supports business decisions through experience and good judgment.

Integrity: CCR Roofing builds realtionships based on trust, while keeping high moral and ethical standards.

Professionalism: CCR Roofing provides a superior level of professionalism when working with clients.

Leadership: CCR Roofing strives to be leaders in the roofing industry by maintaining new and innovative trends, equipment and products.

VALUES

VISIONCCR Roofing Services LLC strives to be the most reliable and respected roofing contractor company in the midwest.

CCR’s ongoing success is due to the company’s strong commitment to quality work-manship, state-of-the-art roofing equipment and the use of high-end materials. Word of mouth quickly spread the satisfaction that our customers felt bout CCR’s depend-able and professional job performance. Certainly, recommendations from satisfied customer are the best testament to the consistent quality we offer.. Based in Blue Springs, MO / St. Louis, MO CCR Roofing Services, LLC is well positioned geographically to serve the greater Kansas City / St. Louis area’s commercial and residential roofing needs.

The company has grown at a steady rate—but not so fast that its commitment to all aspects of quality has been compromised. When you call CCR Roofing you will get the most comprehensive roofing evaluation and workmanship available for your home or business

CCR Roofing Services, LLC is a licensed, insured, and bonded company and has exten-sive experience with insurance claims. This includes complete documentation of the storm damage for claims purposes. We know how stressful dealing with insurance claims can be and we believe our experience with insurers is unmatched among roof-ing companies in Kansas City/St. Louis and surrounding areas.

FULLY LISCENSES AND BONDEDCCR Roofing Services, LLC carries all licenses required in Kansas and Missouri and sur-rounding cities and areas. We obtain all the necessary permits needed to follow all city regulations. Copies are available upon request.

CCR Roofing is fully insured and bonded through Oliver Insurance Agency, Inc.

WORKERS COMPENSATIONCCR Roofing is fully covered with Workers Compensation Insurance. A copy of the policy is attached.

Quality

Info

Company InfoCompany Name: CCR Roofing Services, LLCTax ID#: 45-5348443Company Website: www.ccrroofingkc.com

Kansas City LocationAddress: 2200 NW S. Outer RoadCity: Blue SpringsState: MissouriZip Code: 64015Main Number: 816-524-7475Fax Number: 816-524-7498

St Louis LocationAddress: 11668 Lilburn RoadCity: St. LouisState: MissouriZip Code: 63146Main Number: 314-993-2755Fax Number: 314-754-9309

Owner KC/STL InfoName: Darin E. ClayEmail: dclay@ccroofingkc.comCell#: 816-889-8959

V.P. KC/STL InfoName: Nick DesCombesEmail: nickd@ccrroofing.com

Cell#: 816-524-7475

Account KC/STL InfoName: Linda CrayEmail: lclay.ccroofing@gmail.com

Main#: 816-559-1367

Kansas City’s Project Manager InfoName: Chris SchriederEmail: chriss.ccrroofing@gmail.com

Cell#: 816-559-1367

St. Louis’s Project Manager InfoName: Jo VenterEmail: jo.ccrroofing@gmail.com

Cell#: 314-502=6408

SErvice Areas

Kansas City / St. Louis Service Area Map

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CCR Roofing Services LLC is fully licensed to conduct the following services:

Commercial / Residential Roofing

Low / Steep Slope

Re-Roof

Inspection / Repair

Maintenance

Storm Damage

Emergency Service

Services

CCR’s success is due to the company’s strong commitment to quality workmanship, state-of-the-art roofing equipment and the use of high-end materials.

♦ CCR Roofing is certified with Versico Roofing Systems, GAF, Duro-last and Berridge Manufacturing Company.

♦ CCR Roofing received the 2011, 2012, and 2013 Gold Medal Quality Award from Versico Roofing Systems, the Excalibur Award and the Kings Court Award.

♦ CCR Roofing received the status of 2012 Master Roofing Contractor for GAF, North America’s largest roofing manufacturer. Master status is awarded to a contractor based on their commitment to installation excellence and continuous education. They have pledged to insure that each customer receives their “best & safest choice” in roofing.

♦ CCR Roofing Services LLC is a licensed, insured and bonded company that has extensive experience with insurance claims. This includes complete documentation of the storm damage for claim purposes.

ABOUT US

TPO (Thermosplastic Membrane Roofing): Thermoplastic Membrane Roofing (TPO) is a cool-roof system. TPO membranes are produced by calendering with lamination, extrusion with lamination or extrusion-coat-ing techniques. TPO sheets consist of a blend of polypropylene and ethylene propylene polymers and are usually reinforced with polyester. The resulting TPO sheets incorporate colorant, flame-retardants, UV absorbers and other proprietary substances to obtain the targeted physical properties. LEED points available.

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride Roofing): Polyvinyl Chloride Roofing (PVC) is a cool-roof system. PVC sheets are manufactured by calendering, spread coating or extruding, and are usually reinforced with polyester or glass-fiber mats or scrim. PVC sheets consist of plasticizers, stabilizers, as well as other additives for flexibility and to impart other targeted physical properties. LEED points available.

EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer): Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM) — A type of synthetic rubber that is an elastomer characterized by a wide range of applications. EPDM is principally composed of two compounds, ethylene and propylene that are derived from oil and natural gas. EPDM possesses outstanding resistance to a variety of weather conditions, including sunlight, ozone and heat, and good resistance to alkalis and acids. Typically used as a waterproofing system for roofs, EPDM does not pollute runoff rainwater.

BUR (Built-Up Roof Membrane): Built-up roof membranes (BUR) contain asphalt, coal tar or cold-applied adhesive in the typical bitumen. The asphalt (petroleum product refined from crude oil) or coal tar (derived from the distillation of coal) is heated in a kettle or tanker and then applied by mop or mechanical spreader. The cold-applied adhesives are solvent-based asphalts that don’t have to be heated.

Concrete Tile: Concrete Tiles consist of Portland cement, sand and water. These materials are then mixed in the desired proportions and extruded under high pressure on molds. Cementitious material, colored with synthetic oxide additives may be used to finish the exposed surface of the tiles. Required strength is achieved through curing. Concrete tiles typically have lugs on their undersides for anchoring to batten strips. Tiles employ interlocking ribs on the longitudinal edges that impede movement and prevent water infiltration.

Slate Roofing: Slate Roofing is a dense, hard-wearing, naturally-occurring material that is nonabsorbent. Chemi-cal and mineral composition determines the color of slate and because these factors differ from region to region, roofing slate is available in a wide variety of colors. Exposure to weather causes slate to gradually change color.

Standing Seam: Standing Seam Roofing consists of preformed, or field-formed, pans. Pans typically measure about 18 to 24 inches wide when finished. Standing Seam pans run parallel to the slope of the roof and are connect-ed to adjacent pans with double-locked standing seams. LEED points available.

Shingle-Composite: Shingle-Composite, or Asphalt Shingles are the most commonly used roofing material on homes and a variety of commercial structures in the United States. Asphalt Shingles are composed of a base material or organic felt or glass-fiber mat that provides support for the weather-resistant components and imparts strength to the shingle. Asphalt, fillers and surfacing materials—generally in the form of mineral granules—provide protection from impact, UV degradation and improve fire resistance. The duration or life expectancy of composition shingles ranges from 20 to 30 years, depending on the quality rating. Most problems occur with composition shingles due to improper installation such as inadequate ventilation and/or flashing.

Products

Protection from above®

BUILT-UP GRAVEL to tpo

DMS-Tech Center 11630-11674 Lilburn Park Road • St. Louis, MO 63146 • 636-282-7700

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built-up TO TPO

Downey Meyer624 Trade Center Boulevard, Suite E • Chesterfield, MO 63005 • 314-878-2329

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Cozad Property Management10780 Indian Head Industrial Boulevard • St. Louis, MO 63132 • 314-781-1890

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built-up to tpo

TPO to TPO

LBP 22650-2660 NE Hagan Road • Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 • 816-795-8000

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Maune11669-11667 Lilburn Park Road • St. Louis, MO 63146 •314-678-4879

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epdm to epdm

EPDM TO TPO

Douglas Station1160-1198 NE Douglas Street • Lee’s Summit, MO 64086 • 816-918-2665

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MODIFIED TO TPO overlay

Sutherlands6709 Blue Ridge Boulevard • Raytown, MO 64133 • 816-756-3594

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modiFied to TPO

Twisters8675 W. 135th Street • Overland Park, KS 66223 • 913-402-8110

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METAL TO TPO RETROFIT

WC Tingle2615 NE Hagan Road • Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 • 816-581-4506

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LBC Investments2600A Independence Avenue• Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 • 573-875-5151

retrofIT

retroFIt

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Bud Vernon3602 6th Street • Emporia, KS 66224 • 913-424-9901

full metal

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Refrigeration Supplies4801 I-70 Drive SW • Columbia, MO 65203 • 573-445-9591

Twisters8675 W. 135th Street • Overland Park, KS 66223 • 913-402-8110

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STANDING SEAM

Standing Seam

VPI1295 E. 151st Street • Olathe, KS 66062 • 913-782-5050

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Hawthorne Apartments / Holtze Corporation11400 College Boulevard • Overland Park, KS 66210 • 913-344-8100

Shingle

SHINGLE

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Maplecrest7804 W. 158th Place • Overland Park, KS 66210 • 816-365-8890

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Briarcliff Office Building1300 NW Briarcliff Parkway • Kansas City, MO 64108 • 913-422-5555

tile

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Fishman9151 W. 133rd Street• Overland Park, KS 66221 • 913-782-2000

elastomeric Coating

elastomeric Coating

Cozad Property Management12855 N. 40 Drive • St. Louis, MO 63141 • 314-781-3000

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“Our buildings have suffered from the unusually stormy weather of recent years—especially hail dam-age. If I could put CCR’s job performance into just one word, that word would be “Results”. Where most roofing companies I have used in the past can’t seem to find and fix a leak in multiple tries, CCR’s knowl-edgeable crews get the job done the first time. CCR makes my life, and my tenant’s lives, a whole lot easier.” --Tim B.

“After experiencing hail damage to my building’s roof, my insurance company referred me to CCR Roofing. Darin is very knowledgeable, professional and knows the insurance business inside out. During the time the roof was being installed, I was able to stay open for business with no problems whatsoever.” --Kevin F.

“I have used CCR Roofing on some of my construction projects. Our last project together was the instal-lation of a concrete tile roof system. I have found Darin and Nick to be honest, knowledgeable, easy to work with, budget conscious and responsive to my scheduling needs. CCR is one of the few roofing companies I can call for a quote on all types of roof systems and installations.” --Aaron N.

TESTIMONIALS

√ Remove all debris (branches, soil deposits, leaves, etc.)√ Check for loose seams.√ Inspect all penetration points in the flashing, making sure caulking is still holding a solid bond.√ Inspect all drains and clear debris, if necessary.√ Check for indentations that could pool water, or holes in the surface.√ When possible, trim tree limbs that hang directly over the roof area.√ Keep your gutters cleaned and flushed regularly. Check seams for leaks. Gutter guards are a good way to reduce debris build-up.√ If any installations are done from the roof (antennae, air conditioning units, vents, etc.), inspect the work to make sure the roof seal has not been compromised.√ Check your attic periodically for moisture, water stains and weak shingles, especially after a heavy rain and wind.√ Replace asphalt shingles when the granular topcoat is worn.√ Call your roofing professional if you can see any of the black felt underlayment.√ Inspect eaves and fascia for any signs of rot or unusual signs of water leakage.√ Catching leaks before they happen is always a money-saving proposition. CCR Roofing recommends a roof inspection if your roof is more than 15 years old in order to correct any damaged or worn areas before they become bigger, and more costly problems.√ Downspouts should never empty onto the roof surface. If possible, downspouts should connect directly to gutters to prevent untimely wear and tear of your roofing material.

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Kansas City Office2200 NW S. Outer RoadBlue Springs, MO 64015Phone: 816.524.7475Fax: 816.524.7498

St. Louis Office11668 Lilburn Park Road

St. Louis, Missouri 63146Phone: 314.993.2755

Fax: 314.754.9309www.CCRRoofingKC.com