If you are looking for a company that has the best customer service backed by years of extensive knowledge and experience, then Schneider Roofing and Remodeling is the right company for you. (Click on the image below to view our video).  

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Save thousands of dollars by pushing off a new roof and instead repair your old roof, allowing it to last years longer! It’s an all too common occurrence. You know there’s something wrong with your roof. Maybe you have discolored patches, algae or moss buildup, loose or  missing shingles, exposed nail, or maybe even a loose gutter. You search online and call a roofer and schedule an appointment. The contractor says he’ll send someone by to take a look at

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Make sure you are working with a licensed, legitimate contractor!   It’s a shame, but it happens all of the time. There are people passing themselves off as legitimate roofing contractors. They knock on people’s doors or leave flyers. Some unsuspecting homeowner calls these people. They come to the home, and they offer a deal that seems too good to be true on some roofing work. Well, it usually is too good to be true. Plenty of people can hammer

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Charlie answers questions about roofing repairs and replacements. Learn more about the expertise that comes along with every Schneider Roofing and Remodeling job! Click on the image below to watch this interview.

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 Avoid nasty and expensive repairs! Winter means a lot of things! Chilly mornings. Inclement weather. Dressing in layers. And as your friendly roofer, I can tell you that it means roof damage! It’s like clockwork… Every winter we have unfortunate homeowners who need us in a hurry because a leak has unexpectedly sprung. There’s nothing more aggravating than when a pricey problem pops up. To help you avoid the frustration, aggravation, and concern of an emergency repair, here are six

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Keep your roof from rotting away and developing mold problems. You count on your roof to protect your family from the harsh sun and nasty weather. And it seems to be doing its job…. After all, you don’t notice any leaks! What you may not realize is your roof is prematurely aging. The roof you  expected to last several years may be withering away… and you just haven’t noticed it yet. In fact, your roof’s lifespan could be cut in

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Quality customer service is the most important thing at Schneider Roofing and Remodeling. We take our commitment to our clients seriously. We are in the business of building relationships and not just replacing a roof. We work and live in St. Charles County and will be here for a long, long time. We know that if we don’t do our job right, we won’t have a job for very long. We are experts in roofing and siding and will give

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If you are looking for a company that has the best customer service backed by years of extensive knowledge and experience, along with superior worksmanship, then Schneider Roofing and Remodeling is the right company for you. Click here to view our video.

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When wind, hail and other extreme weather conditions strike, they can leave homeowners in a vulnerable position. Before you sign with just any roofing contractor, it is important to know your rights according to the law, and how you can find reliable, honest roofing professionals in your area. Below are 12 tips the Roofing and Siding Contractors Alliance provide to help homeowners select a St. Louis roofing contractor that you can trust.   1. Beware of unusually close relationships between

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Fall is full of so many fun events and holidays, like Halloween and Thanksgiving. Yet, during fall there is an important, yet much less celebrated observance. The month of October is also known as Fire Prevention Month. According to the Home Safety Council, more than 3,000 people die from fires each year. Eighty percent of those occur while in the home; the majority of those happen when people are sleeping. And according to the National Fire Protection agency, 62 percent

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