We are a fully licensed roofing contractor in Frankfort working from the 1890s storefronts near the Grainery to the newer subdivisions out toward Sauk Trail. Nearly 95 percent of homes here are owner-occupied, and we explain every option to the people who will live under the roof.
As your roofing company in Frankfort, Storm Guard handles replacement on 1990s and 2000s homes, roof work in the historic downtown, light commercial and industrial roofs, and the gutters and siding that go with them.
About 13 percent of Frankfort's homes went up after 2010, and the median dates to 1999. For most owners this is the first full replacement, a good time to correct flashing and ventilation while the deck is open.
Commercial roofing in Frankfort covers retail along Route 30 and LaGrange Road as well as light industrial buildings. We install and service TPO, PVC, EPDM, and modified bitumen systems for low-slope roofs.
Two-story homes shed a lot of water. We size aluminum and copper gutter systems and downspouts to the roof area and fit guards to keep them clear.
When wind and hail reach the walls, we inspect siding on every side of the house and repair or replace damaged siding panels along with the roof.
Our team is dedicated to delivering warranty-backed service with meticulous attention to detail. We make sure your windows meet the highest standards for quality and performance.
If wind tears open part of your roof, call us. We will put an emergency tarp in place to keep water out, then schedule a full assessment.
Frankfort has taken several recent storms. In July 2024 an EF-2-rated tornado tracked through the village and snapped trees near Prestwick Country Club, in March 2025 an EF-0 touched down near Sauk Trail, and on July 27, 2026 the National Weather Service named Frankfort among the hardest-hit areas in Will County, with gusts from 80 to over 100 mph. We document each roof inspection with dated photos and quote storm damage repair only for what we find. Call (630) 216-8297.
Every roof in Frankfort follows four steps, and nothing is ordered until you have approved the written scope.
We photograph each slope and check the valleys, vents, and flashing that tend to fail first on builder-installed roofs from the 1990s and 2000s.
Our Frankfort roofing contractors provide an itemized estimate. For buildings in the H-1 Historic District, we check the village's design requirements before recommending materials.
During tear-off we check the deck and replace any damaged sheathing, then install the full system to manufacturer specification, eaves to ridge.
Before we leave, the yard and driveway get a magnet sweep, the debris goes with us, and you get the warranty registration and a walkthrough of the new roof.
Architectural asphalt fits most homes in the village, including the larger two-story roofs in its newer subdivisions. Metal roofing works well on low-pitch sections and outbuildings.
As your go-to roofer in Frankfort, we handle roof replacement in Frankfort on 1990s and 2000s homes, work in the historic downtown, light commercial roofs, and repairs after the 2024, 2025, and 2026 storms. Call us today for a consultation.
Gusts in Frankfort reached 80 to over 100 mph on July 27, 2026, and the National Weather Service named the village among the hardest-hit areas in Will County. A wall was damaged at the village Public Works building. Quarter-size hail fell on the west side of the village the same day.
Yes, we work in Frankfort's H-1 Historic District, which covers about 213 properties from the original 1855 town plat, and most surviving downtown buildings date to the 1890s. The village applies preservation design guidelines there, so we confirm what applies to your building before recommending materials.
Many original roofs from that era are at or near replacement age. Look for:
Yes, we replace townhome roofs, which make up about 13 percent of Frankfort's housing. Each building is planned as one project with materials matched across shared roof planes, and the association receives a written scope.
You receive two warranties in writing when the job is done:
Both are registered before we hand them over.
Start from the ground and call for an inspection rather than climbing up.
Get an inspection within a few days of the storm. Wind damage often looks like nothing from the driveway, and fresh damage is easier to document. A photographed, dated inspection shows exactly what changed.
Most replacements here take one day, including on larger two-story houses. Steep or complex rooflines, multiple layers, or specialty materials can take two to five days.
Have your roof inspected every year, and again after a wind or hail event. Small flashing problems cost less to fix early, and yearly photos give you a history of the roof.
Price depends on roof size, pitch, material, and deck condition, and larger homes carry more roof area. We measure the roof, explain what we find, and give you an itemized price with flexible payment options.
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