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Roofing and Exterior Projects

Real jobs, documented from the first inspection photo to the finished roof, with the materials and the reasoning behind each decision.

Our roofing project portfolio is being documented

We are photographing and writing up recent roofing, siding and gutter jobs so you can see the problem we found, the fix, and the finished result in your own part of the suburbs. Rather than fill this page with stock photos, we are leaving it empty until those case studies are ready.

Each case study will follow the same format: the address area and home style, what the homeowner noticed, what the inspection found, the materials and why we chose them, and before, during and after photos taken by our crew. Photos are published only with the homeowner’s permission, and house numbers are never shown. You will be able to filter projects by community, by service and by roof type to find work on homes like yours.

When the first write-ups go live, this page will hold roof replacement before and after photos, storm repairs, and exterior projects such as siding and gutter replacements. All of our roofing projects will be filed by community and service so neighbors can find work on houses like theirs. Until then, the process page shows how each job is documented, and the free inspection is the quickest way to see that documentation on your own roof.

Why not use stock photography until then? Because a photo of somebody else’s roof tells you nothing about how we work. Roofing photos online are easy to borrow, and a portfolio is only useful if every image came from the job it describes. We would rather show you an empty page than show you work that is not ours.

In the meantime, ask us for local references. We are glad to share addresses of recent jobs near you, with the homeowners’ permission, so you can see the work from the street.

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Not sure what your roof needs?

A free inspection answers it with photos, not guesswork.

Before you hire any roofer

These checks take a few minutes and work on any contractor, us included.

  1. Look up the roofing license

    Illinois licenses roofing contractors through the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR). Its free online lookup shows a license’s holder, type, status and expiration. Source: IDFPR license lookup

  2. Get a written contract

    The Illinois Home Repair and Remodeling Act requires a written contract for repair or remodeling work costing more than $1,000. Source: Illinois Attorney General

  3. Walk away from deductible offers

    Illinois law bars a contractor from advertising or promising to pay or rebate any part of your insurance deductible to win the job. Source: 815 ILCS 513/18

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