Residential Roofing Company ROOFING SYSTEMS BUILT FOR THE MIDWEST

There isn't one "perfect" roof, but there is a perfect roof for your specific needs.
Here is how we break it down by category:

• For Best Value: Asphalt Shingles. ($) Modern architectural shingles offer great wind resistance and a classic look at the most accessible price point.
• For Maximum Longevity: Metal Roofing. ($$) It survives hail and heavy snow better than any other material and is likely the last roof you'll ever buy.
• For High-End Aesthetics: Composite (Synthetic) Shingles. ($$$) These provide the longevity of metal with the stunning look of hand-cut slate or cedar shakes but are lighter, fire-rated, and won't rot.
• For the Best of Both: Stone-Coated Steel Roofing. ($$$$) The strength of structural steel disguised as traditional roofing. Fire rated and manufacturer warranted to up to 2.5" hail.

Choosing a material is only half the battle. The components and accessories alongside the shingles are critical. The style, placement, and quantity of intake and exhaust vents need to be calculated based on your roof's square footage and pitch. Also, the quality of underlayment, the moisture barrier, can directly impact the performance and longevity of your entire roof. We don't just shingle; we calibrate your roof to last.

Because every roof has a unique "footprint," we provide custom detailed estimates rather than flat rates.
When we calculate your investment, we look at four primary factors:

• The "Square" Count: Roofing is measured in 10' x 10' areas called "squares." The larger and steeper the roof, the more material and safety equipment are required.
• Material Selection: There is a significant range between standard asphalt shingles, architectural composite tiles, and standing seam metal.
• The "Tear-Off" Factor: We inspect your decking for rot. If your existing wood is healthy, the cost is lower as there is no need to replace it. However, if we find "soft spots" or multiple layers of old shingles, we need to remove and replace those to ensure your roof is up to code and meets manufacturer specifications for warranty.
• Complexity & Flashing: A simple "up and over" gable roof is less labor-intensive than a roof with multiple valleys, dormers, and chimneys that require custom-bent metal flashing.

Don't let the upfront cost stall a necessary repair. An old or leaking roof only gets more expensive the longer you wait. When insurance is unable to cover you, we offer flexible loans and monthly payment plans to make high-quality protection fit your budget.

If you suspect damage to your roof, call us as soon as possible. To determine whether you require a complete roof replacement or a roof repair, our team of expert contractors will need to inspect the structure for exposure and weak points. After assessing the damage, we'll walk you through your options and quickly work to help you prevent the damage from becoming a more significant issue.

Whenever possible, we opt for repairs to save you the expense of a replacement. But should your roof need to be replaced, rest assured that our skilled professionals can tackle any project.

Drones are a useful way to conduct routine roof inspections and assess the extent of storm damage. Drones allow our contractors to quickly and safely observe hard-to-reach areas, capture close-up aerial views, and eliminate the need for scaffolding, ladders, and other roofing equipment.

Using drones to inspect your roof is not only time-efficient for our team but incredibly cost-effective for our customers as well. Whether you're enlisting our services for an emergency or maintenance, our drones will help us pinpoint any problem areas to get repairs started early on.