Stone County Roofing Contractor
Stop Lakefront Worry. Start Lake Life Living.
Big Chief Roofing protects Stone County homes from Kimberling City to Reeds Spring with Class 4 impact-resistant roofing that cuts insurance premiums by 15-25% while handling your entire claim from storm damage to final installation. As your trusted Stone County roofing contractor, we fight for your insurance money first, then offer flexible payment options for your out-of-pocket costs—so your Table Rock investment stays protected without draining your retirement savings.
150+ Stone County Homes Protected
Western Shore Storms Hit Just as Hard
Last spring, when those back-to-back hailstorms rolled across the western shore of Table Rock Lake, we got calls from panicked homeowners in Kimberling City, Branson West, and Cape Fair—all with the same story: "My lakefront roof is destroyed, my insurance deductible is $5,800, and every contractor I've called either wants cash upfront or they're from Oklahoma and I'll never see them again".
Here's what Stone County homeowners know that others don't: You're living on one of Missouri's most beautiful stretches of Table Rock Lake, but you're also sitting in the direct path of every severe weather system that sweeps through the Ozarks. The western shore from Indian Point to Galena gets hammered just as hard as Branson—sometimes harder—but you have fewer roofing contractors who actually understand lakefront properties, insurance claims, and the unique challenges of Stone County terrain.
Most Stone County roofing contractors fall into two camps: storm chasers who work Branson and maybe swing through Kimberling City if they have time, or local handymen who've never fought a percentage deductible or filed an insurance supplement in their lives. Meanwhile, you're stuck with a damaged roof, a confusing ACV policy, and the gnawing fear that you're about to make a $20,000 mistake with a contractor who won't be around next year.
Your Stone County Guide Through Every Lake Season
We started Big Chief Roofing in neighboring Taney County, but we've been protecting Stone County homes since day one because the western shore of Table Rock Lake deserves the same fierce advocacy and lifetime support as Branson's tourist corridor. Like the chiefs who protected their tribes regardless of which side of the river they lived on, we show up when storms hit Kimberling City, Reeds Spring, and every Stone County community in between.
Here's what separates us from every other Stone County roofing contractor: We don't just install shingles and disappear—we guide you through the entire insurance-to-installation journey. We fight for your full claim first (documenting damage with photos whether you're lakefront in Indian Point or rural in Crane), sit with your adjuster to catch the flashing and ventilation they'll try to exclude, and file supplements when needed that recover more than homeowners get alone. Then we show you financing options for whatever you're responsible for paying—deductible, ACV gaps, or Class 4 upgrades that'll save you thousands over decades.
When we install your roof—whether it's a lakefront property in Cape Fair, a hillside home in Branson West, or a ranch house in Galena—we're thinking about the next 25 years of Missouri storms, not just this one. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles save you $7,500+ in insurance premiums over their lifetime while reducing future hail claims by 70-80%. Storm chasers work Stone County for two months and leave. Big Chief protects families year-round and stays. That's the difference, and that's why dozens of your western shore neighbors trust us with their biggest investment.
Tyler Arnold
Stone County Roofing Services
Residential Roofing
Get Free InspectionMost homes along Stone County's Table Rock shoreline and throughout communities like Reeds Spring and Galena are sitting on 18- to 25-year-old roofs that weren't built for the hail intensity Missouri delivers every spring. We install Class 4 impact-resistant shingles that cut your insurance premiums by 15-25% every single year while protecting your home from the kind of damage that costs $25,000 to fix after water gets inside. Whether you're in a lakefront property in Kimberling City with challenging access, a hillside home in Branson West overlooking the western arm of Table Rock, or a rural property in Crane—we've roofed it all. We handle all the insurance claim chaos (documentation, adjuster meetings, supplement filing) so you don't have to, then install your lifetime roof while you focus on enjoying why you chose Stone County lake living.
Commercial Roofing
Get Free InspectionOwn a marina in Kimberling City, a retail shop in Branson West, vacation rental properties around Indian Point, or office space in Reeds Spring? Your Stone County commercial roof is protecting your livelihood, your tenant relationships, and the revenue stream you've built in one of Missouri's premier lake destinations. We work with local business owners who can't afford downtime during tourist season or surprise leaks that threaten inventory and operations. From restaurants to retail to vacation rental properties that generate income year-round, we get your commercial roof done fast, done right, and done without disrupting your business. TPO, EPDM, metal—we'll recommend what actually makes sense for your building and budget, with payment plans that preserve your working capital instead of draining your business account for emergency roof repairs.
Gutters & Gutter Guards
Get Free InspectionHere's what Stone County homeowners learn the hard way: A perfect roof with failing gutters is like having a boat with no bilge pump. Around the western shore of Table Rock Lake and throughout Stone County's hillside properties, those spring Ozark rains come hard and fast. When your gutters clog, sag, or overflow on a Kimberling City hillside lot or a sloped Branson West property, all that water dumps right next to your foundation instead of flowing away safely. We install seamless gutter systems designed for Stone County's terrain—properly sized for Missouri rainfall intensity, strategically positioned for hillside and lakefront drainage, and built to handle the leaf load from wooded lots. Add gutter guards and you're cleaning gutters once every 2-3 years instead of twice annually. Your foundation is worth protecting, and gutters are your first line of defense against the water damage that costs ten times more to fix later.
The Big Chief Path
Protecting your Stone County home shouldn't feel like navigating a maze blindfolded. Whether you're in Kimberling City dealing with storm damage or in Reeds Spring planning a proactive replacement before your insurance company non-renews your policy, you need a clear path from "my roof is failing" to "my home is protected for 30 years." We built our process specifically for Stone County homeowners who've dealt with confusing insurance policies, absent contractors, and the stress of major financial decisions. Here's exactly what working with Big Chief looks like when your western Table Rock home needs roofing.
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Free Storm Roof Inspection
We come to your property—whether it's lakefront in Indian Point, on a hillside in Branson West with steep terrain, in downtown Kimberling City, or rural Crane on a gravel road—and document everything with photography that insurance adjusters can't argue with. We capture hail damage, wear patterns, ventilation issues, and anything else affecting your roof's condition. Before your insurance adjuster even schedules their visit, you'll know exactly what damage exists, what your policy should cover, and what strategy we're using to maximize your claim. This inspection is completely free, takes 45 minutes, and includes zero pressure. We're gathering facts for you, not closing sales for us.
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We Handle Your Insurance Claim
We coordinate with your insurance company (whether it's a local Stone County agent or a national carrier), sit with your adjuster during inspection, and fight for every item they try to exclude. Adjusters routinely miss damaged flashing on lakefront homes, underestimate ventilation needs on hillside properties, and claim hail damage is "cosmetic" when it's clearly structural. We catch it all. The result? We recover an average of $1,800-$2,900 more per Stone County claim than homeowners negotiating alone. We know their playbook.
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Payment Plans For Your Costs
Once your claim is approved, we show you exactly what you're responsible for—deductible, ACV gaps, Class 4 upgrade costs. Then we present financing options that turn a $6,000 deductible into $189/month. You choose cash if you want, or spread payments over time while protecting your retirement savings. Then we install your Class 4 roof in 1-3 days (regardless of whether you're in accessible Reeds Spring or challenging lakefront terrain), protect your landscaping, clean up obsessively, and stay local for your lifetime warranty. Storm chasers vanish after summer. Chiefs stay year-round. Always.
What Stone County Neighbors Are Saying
Real stories from homeowners across Kimberling City, Branson West, Reeds Spring, and Table Rock Lake communities who trusted Big Chief with their roofing investments. These aren't selected reviews—this is a live feed of what your Stone County neighbors are saying right now about working with a roofing contractor that actually fights for them. When you see these stories, you're seeing what happens when someone cares about protecting families, not just installing shingles.
Why Stone County Homeowners Choose Big Chief
You could call any of the storm chasers working Branson who might swing through Kimberling City, or local handymen who've never filed a supplement, or out-of-state companies who'll be gone by fall. But when your roof is protecting $250,000+ in home equity you've built along the western shore of Table Rock Lake, "cheapest quote" isn't the metric that matters. Here's what actually separates Big Chief from everyone else when your Stone County home is on the line.
Big Chief Roofing
We're not seasonal contractors or storm chasers. We have permanent headquarters, local crews, and year-round Stone County presence. We'll answer your call in 2035 .
We document damage with photography, sit with your adjuster, and file supplements when needed that recover more than you'd get alone.
We've roofed dozens of lakefront, hillside, and rural Stone County properties with unique access and drainage challenges. We know western shore terrain.
We offer financing from $189/month that protects your retirement savings while protecting your Stone County home. Options in every proposal.
We specialize in impact-resistant shingles with written ROI proof showing $7,500+ lifetime insurance savings for Stone County homes.
Our installation is backed by lifetime money-back guarantee. If our work fails, we fix it or refund you. Guaranteed protection.
Typical "Storm Chaser" Roofer
Out-of-state storm chasers working the lake for 2-3 months after hail, then gone forever. Try getting warranty service from a disconnected number.
Hand you a generic estimate and say "call us when insurance approves it." You fight Stone County adjusters alone and leave thousands on the table.
Cookie-cutter contractors who fail on lakefront access, hillside drainage design, and humidity challenges specific to Table Rock properties.
Demand full deductible payment upfront. If you don't have $6,000 cash ready, you're stuck waiting or raiding retirement savings.
Install standard shingles that'll get destroyed in next year's hailstorm. You'll be filing another claim in 5 years and paying another deductible.
Stone County Roofing Questions Answered
Why does the western shore of Table Rock get so much storm damage?
The western arm of Table Rock Lake creates the same microclimate conditions that make all of Taney and Stone County vulnerable to severe weather. Spring storms moving through the Ozarks intensify over the lake's surface, producing frequent hail from May through August. Stone County sits directly in the path—Kimberling City, Indian Point, Cape Fair, and Branson West get hammered just as hard as Branson. That's why Class 4 impact-resistant shingles aren't optional for western shore homeowners—they're required insurance against the inevitable hail that comes every few years.
How much does roof replacement cost in Kimberling City and Stone County?
Most Stone County residential roofs run $16,000-$28,000 depending on home size, roof complexity, and accessibility. Lakefront homes in Kimberling City or Indian Point with challenging access cost more than flat-terrain properties in Reeds Spring or Galena. Hillside homes in Branson West with steep pitch and difficult material delivery add to project costs. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles add $1,800-$2,500 but pay for themselves in 5-7 years through insurance savings (15-25% premium discounts annually). If insurance is covering your replacement after storm damage, your out-of-pocket is typically just your deductible—and we offer financing for that amount. Our free inspection provides exact pricing for your specific Stone County property.
Do Stone County insurance companies really give discounts for Class 4 shingles?
Yes, and it's verifiable in writing. Most insurance carriers serving Stone County (State Farm, Farmers, Shelter, American Family, and others) offer 15-25% discounts on dwelling coverage when you install Class 4 impact-resistant shingles. We provide written confirmation from your specific insurance company before you commit to the upgrade. For a Kimberling City home with $250,000 dwelling coverage and 20% discount, that's roughly $350-$400 annually saved. Over 25 years, that's $8,750-$10,000 back in your pocket—far more than the $1,800-$2,500 upgrade cost. The ROI math is simple and we show it to you in writing.
Can you handle difficult lakefront property access around Table Rock?
Yes. We've installed roofs on Indian Point docks, hillside homes in Kimberling City requiring special equipment for steep terrain, and rural Cape Fair properties where gravel road access complicates material delivery. Stone County properties come with unique challenges, and we've solved all of them before. Difficult access affects pricing and timeline (we're honest about that upfront), but it doesn't prevent us from protecting your home. If you can get to your lakefront property, we can roof it professionally.
How quickly can you respond after Stone County storms?
We prioritize storm-damaged properties throughout our service area and typically inspect within 48 hours during spring/summer storm season. After major hail events affecting Stone and Taney Counties simultaneously, response time might extend to 3-5 days, but we'll give you an honest timeline when you call. For active leaks causing interior damage, we provide emergency tarping (often same-day or within 24 hours) to prevent further damage while you file your claim and schedule replacement. Our Branson headquarters means we're 15-20 minutes from Kimberling City when storms hit—not driving in from Kansas or Oklahoma.
Stone County Communities We Protect
Big Chief Roofing proudly serves every corner of Stone County—from the lakefront resorts to the quietest rural properties. Here's where we've been protecting families and building our reputation throughout the western Table Rock region.
Kimberling City
Stone County's largest community and the heart of the western shore. We've protected dozens of Kimberling City roofs—from lakefront properties along the Table Rock shoreline to hillside homes with gorgeous lake views, from vacation rentals generating income to year-round family homes. Kimberling City homeowners face unique challenges: lakefront humidity, wind exposure from open water, and the hail that hammers this area every spring. When storms hit Kimberling City, we respond fast because we're already close. Your lakefront investment deserves Class 4 protection from a contractor who understands western shore living.
Branson West
Situated between Stone and Taney County borders, Branson West combines lake proximity with more affordable property values. We've roofed established neighborhoods, hillside homes with Table Rock views, and rural properties throughout Branson West. Residents here appreciate straightforward service from contractors who don't treat them like second-tier customers just because they're not in downtown Branson. You get the same insurance advocacy, Class 4 expertise, and payment flexibility that built our reputation. Branson West homeowners deserve protection from contractors who show up and stay.
Reeds Spring
This Stone County community northeast of Kimberling City represents some of the county's most established residential areas. We've replaced aging roofs on homes built in the 70s-90s approaching end-of-life, handled storm damage from spring hailstorms, and helped Reeds Spring families navigate insurance claims and Class 4 upgrades that save hundreds annually. Distance from the lake doesn't change storm exposure—Reeds Spring gets hammered too. You get the same fierce advocacy and lifetime support regardless of your address.
Galena
This rural Stone County community attracts families who want Ozark living without tourist crowds. We've roofed homes throughout Galena, handled insurance claims for storm damage, and offered financing that lets homeowners protect their properties without depleting savings. Galena residents value honest service from contractors who don't oversell or pressure. That's exactly what we deliver—straightforward roofing from Branson-based professionals who respect your budget and your time.
Crane
Stone County's northeastern community deserves the same quality and accountability as lakefront properties. We've installed roofs on rural Crane properties where access requires planning, where nearest neighbors are a quarter-mile away, and where local reputation matters more than marketing budgets. When we finance your deductible or fight for your insurance supplement in Crane, word spreads through the community. We live on that trust, and we protect it by showing up when we say we will and doing what we promise.
Cape Fair
This quiet lakefront community on Table Rock's western shore attracts families and retirees who want lake access without Kimberling City density. We've roofed lakefront cottages, year-round homes, and vacation rentals throughout Cape Fair. We understand the unique needs of western shore properties—humidity management, wind exposure, and the access challenges when properties are tucked into coves or require boat access. Whether you're protecting a retirement investment or a family legacy property, we treat your Cape Fair home with the respect lake living deserves.
Indian Point
One of Table Rock Lake's premier communities, Indian Point represents some of Stone County's highest-value lakefront real estate. We've installed roofs on properties with challenging access, complex rooflines taking advantage of lake views, and the premium construction quality that Indian Point homeowners expect. Your significant investment in lakefront living deserves Class 4 protection, professional installation that respects your property, and a contractor who understands that Indian Point homes aren't cookie-cutter projects. We deliver the craftsmanship your investment demands.