Burrage Roofing

Burrage Roofing is a trusted, A+ BBB-accredited roofing contractor serving Davenport, IA, with over 30 years of experience in residential and commercial exterior restoration. We specialize in roof repairs, full replacements, seamless aluminum gutters, siding, flat and metal roofing, and roof coatings. As an IKO Craftsman Premier Installer, we use premium materials like IKO Dynasty Class 3 shingles backed by durable warranties. Our process includes thorough free inspections, transparent estimates, expert insurance-claim support, and meticulous installations. Committed to quality, integrity, and customer education, Burrage Roofing ensures your home or business remains safe, attractive, and weather-resilient.

Serving the Quad Cities across two states

Burrage Roofing’s coverage spans the Quad Cities region on both banks of the Mississippi. In Iowa that takes in Davenport, Bettendorf, and DeWitt; across the river in Illinois it reaches Moline, East Moline, and Rock Island. Working the whole metro rather than a single town means the same contractor can re-roof a house in Iowa and handle a storm-damaged property in Illinois without a homeowner needing to find someone new on the other side of the river.

The roofing work splits along a few clear lines. On the residential side there is asphalt shingle roofing and metal roofing; commercial roofing is treated separately, since flat and low-slope systems call for different methods and materials than a pitched house roof. Storm damage roof repair stands on its own — a distinct service in a region that sees hail and high wind — and gutter and siding restoration carries the work past the roofline to the rest of a building’s exterior shell.

On shingles specifically, the premium option carries a transferable 20-year warranty, which means the coverage can pass to a future owner if the home is sold. That transferability is a detail that matters at resale, not only at installation, since it lets a seller hand along protection that still has years left on it. Paired with the company’s licensing and insurance, the paperwork behind a roofing job is as defined as the materials going onto the roof.

For a homeowner weighing a repair against a full replacement, the split between residential asphalt, residential metal, and commercial systems matters: each carries different costs, lifespans, and installation methods, and matching the right system to the building is where the initial assessment earns its keep. Storm-damage calls, by contrast, tend to run on a faster clock, since a compromised roof exposes everything beneath it to whatever weather arrives next.