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Severe Eldon winds and heavy hail destroy roofs fast
As storms move from the plains toward the Lake, Eldon properties face violent straight-line winds and large hail. These repetitive weather events strip the protective granules from shingles, leaving the asphalt core exposed to the sun and causing rapid, widespread roof failure.
Eldon’s local roofing headquarters
We’ve been Eldon’s hometown roofer since 2008, and our headquarters are located right off US-54 in Eldon, marked by the 2nd tallest flagpole in the US. We provide 360º digital inspections and a 10-year workmanship warranty to ensure our neighbors’ homes are built to withstand the next major Missouri storm front.
Roofing in Eldon: what local homeowners should know
Eldon isn’t a lake town. It’s a year-round, owner-occupied railroad town about 12 miles north of Bagnell Dam, and its houses are older than anywhere else in our Lake market. Census estimates put the median Eldon home’s construction year at 1974. In Osage Beach and Lake Ozark it’s around 1990. Many Eldon homes are on their second or third roof.
That age shapes what we look for. On a house built in the 1960s or 70s, the shingles are often the easy part. The questions are underneath:
- Decking: is it plank or plywood, and has it gone soft at the eaves?
- Layers: has an older roof been covered over instead of torn off?
- Ventilation: does the attic vent at all? Many homes from that era were built with little intake at the soffit.
We check all three before we price a job, so there are no surprises on tear-off day.
Eldon has also had real storm damage. On May 22, 2019, the National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado with winds up to 104 mph. It touched down west of the Eldon Country Club, damaged numerous homes across the south and east sides of town, crossed Highway 54 twice and went on to hit Jefferson City. On April 18, 2024, ping-pong-ball-size hail fell in town, and NOAA recorded minor roof and vehicle damage. If your roof went through either storm and nobody has looked at it since, it’s worth a check. Hail bruises don’t always leak right away.
Eldon gets about 45 inches of precipitation in an average year and has seen temperatures as low as −28°F. Freeze-thaw cycles are hard on cracked shingles, loose nails and worn pipe boots.
Midwest Roofing’s headquarters is here in Eldon, right off US-54. We’ve been in business since 2008, we’re an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor, and our work carries a 10-year workmanship warranty.
Local facts
| Eldon | |
|---|---|
| County | Miller |
| Homes built (median year) | 1974 (ACS 2020–2024) |
| Notable storms | EF-1 tornado through town, May 22, 2019. 1.5″ hail in town, Apr 18, 2024 |
| Nearest Midwest Roofing office | Eldon HQ, off US-54 |
Eldon FAQs
My house was built in the 1970s. Will I need new decking? Not always, but older Eldon homes often have soft or damaged decking, or more than one layer of shingles. We check during the inspection and tell you before the job starts, so the price you approve covers what the roof actually needs.
Was my area hit by the 2019 tornado? NOAA’s report says the May 22, 2019 tornado damaged numerous homes across the southern and eastern sections of Eldon. If you’re in that part of town and haven’t had a roof inspection since, we can check for loose or creased shingles and lifted flashing.
A proven process for roofing success
Comprehensive inspection with digital analysis
We don’t just “glance” from the driveway or fly a drone. We climb a ladder to perform a hands-on inspection of the exterior and interior to assess structural integrity. You’ll get a custom video tour so you can see exactly what we see.
Materials and color selection
We help you pick the best materials and colors to protect and enhance your property so you can have a beautiful roof with lasting protection.
Materials ordering and install scheduling
Our dedicated Customer Success team handles the logistics. From material delivery to navigating insurance claims, we manage the details so you don’t have to.
Installation and cleanup
Our expert crews treat your property like their own. We complete most residential installs in just one day and use magnetic sweeps to ensure your yard is left completely debris-free. For commercial buildings, we specialize in zero-disruption installs so you can get back to business quickly.
See why your Eldon neighbors trust Midwest Roofing
We exceed what most people expect from a roofing company because we focus on the details that others miss: thorough inspection, clear communication, and impeccable cleanup.
Proudly serving these Eldon neighborhoods
- Oak Hill Forest
- Countryside Estates
- Harveys Addition
- Yacht Club Estates
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What do homeowners ask us most?
Most homeowners ask how long a new roof takes, whether insurance will cover storm damage and what warranty they get. Most residential roofs are replaced in one day, insurance often covers hail and wind damage, and every Midwest Roofing roof comes with a 10-year workmanship warranty. More answers are below.

Taking care of your roof is a big job and our in-house support team is ready to help. If the answer you’re looking for isn’t here, please give us a call! We’re happy to help!
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Sources
Storm, warranty and insurance facts on this page come from these official sources:
- NOAA Storm Events Database: hail and wind reports for every Missouri county
- NOAA Storm Prediction Center: daily severe weather and hail reports
- Owens Corning roofing warranties: shingle and system warranty terms
- Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance: reviewing your homeowners coverage before storm season
- Missouri Revised Statutes §407.725: rules for roofing contracts tied to insurance claims
