Pleasant Hill Roofing Co

05/14/2026

Storm damage doesn’t always look catastrophic from the ground… but this Pleasant Hill Roofing Co. project is proof of why having the RIGHT contractor matters. 👊

After a few-month long battle with the insurance company, our team was able to successfully increase this homeowner’s claim by nearly $70,000 overall — getting the repairs and restoration they truly deserved without coming out of pocket. 🏠🔥

Most homeowners don’t realize:
❌ Initial insurance payouts are often undervalued
❌ Important damages can be overlooked
❌ You DO have options when it comes to your claim

That’s where we come in. We fight for our customers every step of the way and handle the process from inspection to final approval.

With recent storms hitting the area — and more weather on the way — now is the time to get your property inspected before small damage becomes a major problem.

📞 If your home, roof, gutters, siding, or property may have storm damage, message Pleasant Hill Roofing Co. today and let our team handle the insurance process for you.

✅ Free inspections
✅ Insurance claim assistance
✅ Residential & commercial roofing
✅ We work directly with your insurance company

Don’t leave money on the table. Let the pros fight for you. 💪

05/07/2026

Schedule always books up fast during the spring rains! Contact us today! ⛈️

04/28/2026

Give us a call and we will get you taken care of!
816-739-0918

04/27/2026

If you live in Cass, Johnson, or Jackson county MO, you should give us a call! ⛈️ 🏠
The out of town companies will be flooding in, telemarketers calling, and doors knocking off the hinges. ☎️
Get an honest, expert opinion on your roof and exteriors. Over 20 yrs 💪 in the roofing game and guess what?
When the storms leave, we don’t. Those warranties promised from out of town companies leave as quickly as they do!
So give us a call and myself or one of our team will be out quickly to help you out!

816-739-0918

04/17/2026

Be very weather away today! High winds and possible tornados in our area! ⛈️ 🏠

‼️ SIGNIFICANT SEVERE WEATHER THREAT TODAY for Very Large Hail 🧊 2”+ possible, Damaging Winds greater than 65+ mph💨, and Tornadoes 🌪️ (Some Possibly Strong up to EF2-EF3)

Widespread severe storms are expected later today into tonight from the central Great Plains into the Upper Midwest, with a window for strong tornadoes before storms grow into a line.

➡️ PRIMARY THREATS ARE:

🧊 VERY LARGE HAIL POSSIBLE: Initial supercells may produce hail over 2 inches, especially early.

💨 DAMAGING WINDS (WIDESPREAD POSSIBLE): Storms are expected to grow upscale into a QLCS/organized line, producing widespread strong winds ranging greater than 65 mph with localized higher amounts above 75 possible.

🌪️ TORNADOES POSSIBLE (SOME STRONG): A few tornadoes are possible, including strong tornadoes early before storms organize, with additional embedded tornado potential later. EF2-EF3 range is forecasted depending on location.

➡️ WHAT TO EXPECT TIMEFRAME:

• Afternoon: Discrete supercells develop from KS into MO and IA/WI corridor

• Late Afternoon: Window for strong tornadoes with discrete storms

• Evening – Night: Storms grow into a QLCS/line with damaging winds and embedded tornadoes

➡️ MORE DETAILS WITH REGARDS TO THE FORECAST:

A corridor from south-central Kansas into northwest Missouri will support initial supercell development with all hazards possible.

Another corridor from western Iowa into western Wisconsin may see discrete supercells capable of strong tornadoes up to EF3 before storms grow upscale.

Storms are expected to rapidly organize into a line, with widespread damaging winds and brief tornadoes along the leading edge.

Additional development may occur near the cold front/dryline intersection in KS/OK, though development there remains more uncertain.

⚠️ PLEASE be weather aware, have more than one way to receive warnings, and DO NOT SLEEP NAKED on this setup‼️

03/11/2026

Oh hail! Dont forget to give us a call! Service with a smile!

03/10/2026

Be weather aware today folks! 🏡⛈️

The new Storm Prediction Center outlooks expands the threat areas across the northern and southern modes. The greatest threat of am EF2+ tornado will be along the warm frontal zone in central/northern Illinois into northern Indiana.

Upper 60s dew points along an Illinois warm front in early March should do big things. We expect at least two waves of intense supercells to traverse the warm front with a lead mode developing as early as 3-4 pm in northern Illinois, followed by a more widespread evening wave of supercells.

Stay tuned to severe weather watches and warnings tomorrow from Texas to Illinois/Indiana

03/06/2026

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‼️⚠️There is the potential for Severe Storms across almost the entire state beginning Friday evening into the overnight hours.
⚠️The highest potential for damaging severe weather is in the western 1/3 of Missouri, which is at an Enhanced Risk (3 on a scale up to 5).
⚠️Damaging wind gusts and tornadoes are possible.
✅Follow your local forecast for updates on the severity and timing of the system.
✅Have several ways of receiving warnings in case one fails.
✅Always know where you would shelter in the event of a storm - a mobile home is NOT safe during a tornado OR a severe thunderstorm!

03/04/2026

Hey! Some weather maybe rolling in. Dont hire the wrong company and have a crew like this on your install! Give us a call and lets get that worn out roof replaced correctly with a Class 4 Lifetime roofing system. Over 20 years experience and service with a smile! 🏡⛈️🌨️

03/03/2026

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Friday

Supercells have the potential to produce tornadoes, large hail, and severe wind gusts. The greatest risk is forecasted near the Red River in northern Texas, moving northeastward across eastern Oklahoma into eastern Kansas and northwestern Missouri. A 30 percent contour has been added to this area. A severe threat is also forecasted northeastward into parts of the mid-to-upper Mississippi Valley, where strong deep-layer shear and sufficient low-level moisture will be present for a severe threat.