Chicago neighborhood
Logan Square mixes greystones, two- and three-flats and frame houses on narrow lots, so most blocks have both flat roofs and steep shingled ones. We've already replaced a full two-story roof here, and we bring the same care to every job: show you what's wrong, then fix it right. Our Belmont Cragin shop is just a few minutes away.
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Logan Square, Chicago
The problem: The homeowner had many small repairs over the years and called us to look at the roof.
What we found: We inspected the house and checked the attic. The plywood underneath was rotted.
How we fixed it: The homeowner chose to cover it under insurance. We helped: we took good photos and checked the policy first so everything was covered before the carrier could deny it. That saved the homeowner money.
You'll find greystones and brick two- and three-flats with flat roofs behind parapets, plus older frame homes and workers' cottages with steep shingle roofs. Many buildings have added rooftop decks and skylights over the years.
Yes. Our Logan Square replacement was a two-story home.
Not always. Often the flashing has failed, not the skylight. If the glass or frame is cracked, we'll replace it.
Yes, on modified bitumen and torch-down roofs that are still in good shape.
