Maize is one of the fastest-growing cities around Wichita, and it's had more than 20 hail reports nearby two years running. We work on brand-new roofs and old ones alike.
Maize was founded in 1886, named for the corn grown around it, and incorporated in 1915. It came through the Dust Bowl, a grasshopper plague in 1936 and a flood in 1944. Today it's growing fast: 5,735 residents in the 2020 census and an estimated 7,059 by 2024. K-96 runs through the middle of town, and Maize USD 266 runs eighteen schools in and around the city.
A lot of Maize homes are only a few years old, and owners often assume a new roof can't be damaged. It can. Storm data shows 21 hail reports within 10 miles of Maize in 2025 and 21 more in 2026, including golf-ball-size hail on April 25. Your builder's warranty covers workmanship, not hail. Storm damage is an insurance matter, and it's worth checking even on a new house.
The City of Maize requires a roofing and siding permit, issued through its Planning and Zoning department. We pull the permit as part of every Maize job. If someone offers to skip it to save you money, that's a red flag.
Not everything in Maize is new. Homes in the older part of town can have aging decking, worn flashing and attic ventilation that falls short of today's standards. A new roof is a good time to fix ventilation, which helps shingles last longer and keeps the attic cooler in summer.
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New house or old, we'll check every slope and tell you what we find within 24 hours of your call.
📞 Call (316) 397-0122 Request Inspection OnlineYes. Maize had 21 hail reports nearby in 2026, including golf-ball-size hail. Newer shingles bruise and crack too, and builder warranties don't cover hail.
Yes. The city issues roofing and siding permits through Planning and Zoning. Roof Dr pulls the permit for you.
Your insurance. Builder warranties cover defects in workmanship and materials, not hail or wind.
Yes. Kansas Roofing Contractor License CT-26-000679, fully insured.
Yes. We check intake and exhaust ventilation on every replacement and recommend changes when needed.