The Missouri Department of Natural Resources describes a Roofing Contractor business as:

A roofer, roof mechanic or a roofing contractor is a tradesperson who specializes in roof construction. Roofers replace, repair and install roofs on buildings using a variety of materials including shingles, bitumen and metal. 

You may need some or all of the following permits for a Roofing Contractor business:

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Asbestos Occupation Certification

If you plan to participate in an asbestos project, inspection, asbestos hazardous emergency response act management plan, abatement project design or asbestos air sampling in Missouri, you must receive an Asbestos Occupation Certification from the department. To learn more, visit the department's Asbestos webpage.

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Asbestos Renovation and Demolition Notification

The department requires notification of demolitions and abatement projects involving regulated structures at least 10 working days before crews begin a project. To learn more, visit the department's Asbestos webpage.

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Hazardous Waste Generator Registration

If you produce or store some form of hazardous waste as a result of your business processes, you may be required to register as a hazardous waste generator.

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Hazardous Waste/ Infectious Waste Transporter License

If you or your business plans to transport hazardous waste including waste oil, explosives, gases, flammable and combustible liquids, flammable solids, oxidizers and organic peroxides, poisons, radioactive materials, corrosives or infectious waste, you must obtain a Hazardous/ Infectious Waste Transporter License.

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Scrap Tire Hauler Permit

If your business will haul scrap tires to processing facilities, you are required to apply for a Scrap Tire Hauler Permit. You will not be required to obtain a permit if your activity falls into one of the following categories, provided you do not create pollution, a public nuisance or a health hazard.

  1. A person who does not haul for monetary or non-monetary compensation or commercial profit.
  2. A person hauling warranty tires or new defective tires to the retailer, wholesaler or manufacturer for adjustment credit or return.
  3. A person hauling scrap tires that have been generated at their own business or residence, provided this transportation is done using their own employees and vehicles.