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Roofing, Siding and Gutter Services

Start with the symptom you are seeing. Each service page explains what usually causes it, what the fix involves, and what it tends to cost around here.

Roofing, siding and gutter services we offer

ALTA works as one exterior contractor for the Chicago suburbs, so roofing, siding and gutter services are planned together instead of being split between three separate trades. The places where they meet, such as the drip edge, the fascia boards behind the gutters and the flashing where a roof runs into a sidewall, are common leak points, and one crew owning all of them is the simplest way to keep water out. Start with roof repair or roof replacement for the roof itself, or go to siding, gutters and soffit and fascia for the walls and the roof edge.

Homeowners rarely call us asking for “flashing replacement.” They call because there is a brown ring on the bedroom ceiling, because the gutters overflow at one corner every storm, or because a neighbor’s roofer knocked on the door after hail. The pages below are organized the same way you would think about the problem.

If something is actively leaking, go straight to emergency repair. If the roof is older and you are weighing a patch against a full replacement, the repair and replacement pages each explain the trade-offs, and the repair-versus-replace guide walks through the decision step by step. Siding, gutters and soffits are grouped separately, though on many homes we tackle them alongside the roof so one crew handles every connection between them.

Residential and commercial work follow different playbooks. A homeowner usually needs one roof done well and quickly; a property manager or condo board needs condition reports, phased budgets and work scheduled around residents or tenants. The commercial roofing page covers that side, including the low-slope membranes found on most business buildings, while the flat roofing page handles the garage, porch and addition roofs that so often leak on houses here.

Every job, whatever its size, starts the same way: a free inspection, photos of what we find, and a written estimate that names the products and lists each line. There is never pressure to sign on the spot.

Roofing

  • Roof Replacement

    Complete tear-off and re-roof with ice barrier, ventilation and flashing done properly, priced line by line before work starts.

  • Roof Repair

    Leak tracing, flashing and shingle repairs with photo proof of the cause, plus an honest answer on whether repair still makes sense.

  • Storm Damage Repair

    Slope-by-slope hail and wind damage assessment with photo evidence, a straight answer on whether it is functional damage, and repairs that blend in.

  • Emergency Roof Repair

    A 24/7 line for active leaks, a secured temporary cover once the roof is safe to work on, photos for your records, and a permanent repair after it dries.

  • Roof Inspection

    Roof, flashing, attic, ventilation and gutter inspection with a labeled photo report you keep, timed for upkeep, storms, sales and purchases.

  • Residential Roofing

    Roofing for every kind of suburban house, from postwar ranches to complex newer rooflines, with materials and ventilation chosen for the home in front of us.

  • Commercial Roofing

    Low-slope roof repair, maintenance and replacement for light-industrial, retail, office, HOA and multifamily buildings, phased around the people inside.

  • Flat Roofing

    Membrane roofs for garages, porches, additions and small buildings, with the drainage and tapered insulation that keep water moving off them.

Siding, gutters and trim

  • Siding Replacement & Repair

    Vinyl, fiber cement and engineered wood siding installed over a proper water-resistive barrier, with careful matching after storm damage.

  • Gutters & Downspouts

    Seamless aluminum gutters and downspouts sized to your roof, hung on hidden hangers, with guards and discharge planned so water ends up away from the house.

  • Soffit & Fascia Repair

    Rotted fascia rebuilt, soffits replaced with vented panels that feed attic ventilation, and the gaps squirrels and birds use closed off for good.

Storm and insurance documentation

  • Insurance Claim Documentation

    Photo evidence, Xactimate-format line-item scopes and an on-site adjuster meeting for storm claims, inside the limits Illinois law sets for contractors.

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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