Schoen's Roofing

Our Salina office is on South Broadway Boulevard, at the crossroads of Interstates 70 and 135 in central Kansas. Salina sits in open wheat country along the Smoky Hill River, and the same flat, exposed terrain that makes the farming work makes the roofing demanding. There is nothing out here to slow a storm down, and central Kansas sits in some of the most active hail country in the United States.
Hail is the defining roofing issue in Saline County. Salina gets hit hard and often, sometimes more than once in a single season, and the storms that form along the dryline can drop hail large enough to do real structural damage in minutes. A great deal of our Salina work is storm restoration, and we have built the documentation process around the volume of hail claims this area generates.
Because the hail is so relentless here, we have a lot of conversations in Salina about impact-resistant shingles and metal. Both stand up to repeated hail seasons far better than a standard shingle, and the insurance discount on a Class 4 product can be meaningful in a county that files this many weather claims. For acreages and outbuildings around Salina, standing-seam metal is often the long-game answer.