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What We Do

Roofing services

Replacement, storm repair, drone inspections, insurance claims, financing, and commercial roofing, all handled by our own crews.

Before you hire anyone

Six questions to ask any roofer

Ask every contractor you get a quote from. Here are our answers.

Can I see your license and certificate of insurance?

Yes: IL Lic. #RC-20847, $2M general liability, and full workers’ comp. We email the certificate before any work starts.

Is the workmanship warranty in writing, and for how long?

10 years, in writing, and it transfers if you sell. GAF’s shingle warranty is registered in your name at the walkthrough.

Who will actually be on my roof?

Our own employees, led by the foreman who quoted the job. We don’t hand residential work to subcontractors.

Is the price fixed, and what could change it?

The price is fixed. The only variable is rotten decking, which is priced per sheet on the estimate so you know the cost in advance.

Will you waive or cover my insurance deductible?

No. Illinois law prohibits contractors from paying or rebating your deductible, and a roofer who offers to is putting your claim at risk.

How do you protect the house and yard?

Tarps over landscaping, plywood against the siding where needed, and a magnetic sweep of the lot before we leave.

How It Works

How a Peak job runs

01

Free drone inspection

We fly every plane of the roof and send you a marked-up photo report. Nobody walks on a damaged roof to look.

02

Written estimate

An itemized, fixed price within 24 hours. We go through it line by line with you, in person or on the phone.

03

Install day

Your foreman runs the crew from tear-off to cleanup. Most homes are finished in one day.

04

Final walkthrough

We walk the finished roof with you, register your manufacturer warranty, and hand you the paperwork.

Not sure what you need?

Schedule a free drone inspection and we'll tell you exactly what's going on up there.

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