We are a fully licensed roofing contractor in Montgomery working across the village, from the older streets near the Fox River to the newest homes in Marquis Pointe. We confirm which county your address sits in at the start, because here it can go either way.
As your roofing company in Montgomery, Storm Guard handles replacement on 2000s subdivision homes, repairs on older houses near the river, industrial roofing along Route 31, and the gutters and siding that wear out alongside the roof.
The median home in Montgomery was built in 2004, so most of our residential work is a first replacement, with flashing and ventilation corrected while the roof is open.
We handle commercial roofing in Montgomery for retail properties and for large industrial buildings on the Route 31 side of the village, where low-slope membrane systems need a crew that works on them regularly.
We maintain, repair, and install gutter systems that move roof water away from the foundation, which matters most on older lots near the Fox River where the grade is tight.
We install and repair siding that suits each street, from 2000s subdivision elevations to older homes near the historic mill.
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.
When a storm opens up your roof, the first step is the same in either county. Call us and we will secure an emergency tarp before anything else.
Montgomery sits in both Kane and Kendall counties, and both were struck during the July 15, 2024 derecho, which produced a record 32 tornadoes across the NWS Chicago area from a single event. One-inch hail fell just northwest of the village on March 30, 2026. We note your county before the roof inspection, so the records behind any storm damage roof repair match your address. Call (630) 216-8297.
Every project in Montgomery stays transparent, from the first photographed inspection to the final magnet sweep of the driveway.
Every slope and penetration gets inspected and photographed, and we record which county the address sits in so your file is accurate.
Our Montgomery roofing contractors provide an itemized estimate covering labor, materials, tear-off, and disposal, with any deck repair priced up front.
We install the full system to manufacturer specification, including ice and water membrane at the eaves and valleys, which matters in an area that averages close to 28 inches of snow a season.
Once the roof is done, we walk it with you, clear the site, and hand you dated photos and the warranty registration, which helps when you eventually sell.
On a 2004 subdivision roof, the main choice is standard architectural asphalt or a heavier impact-rated product. Metal roofing works well on low-pitch sections and commercial canopies.
As your go-to roofer in Montgomery, we cover the whole village: roof replacement in Montgomery on 2000s subdivision homes, repairs on older houses near the river, new-construction punch lists, and industrial low-slope work. Call us today for a consultation.
It matters for paperwork more than for the roof itself. Montgomery spans Kane and Kendall counties, so one street can fall in Kane while the next is in Kendall. That affects which county records apply and which county a storm report is logged under. We confirm the county on every job and document it.
Most roofs give warning before they leak.
It depends on whether the shingle is damaged in one place or worn out everywhere.
Yes. One-inch hail was logged about two miles northwest of the village on March 30, 2026. Both Kane and Kendall counties were hit during the July 15, 2024 derecho, and an EF-1 tornado struck nearby Geneva on February 27, 2024, an unusual month for one.
Two warranties, both in writing at completion.
You also receive dated photographs of the tear-off and rebuild for your records.
Yes. About 16 percent of housing in Montgomery predates 1970, much of it near the Fox River around the Gray-Watkins Mill on North River Street, built in 1853 and listed on the National Register in 1979. Those lots sit close to the water with little grade, so we focus on getting roof water into gutters that can carry it away from the foundation.
Ice dams are the main winter risk. The nearby Aurora climate station averages about 28 inches of snow a season, and repeated freeze and thaw cycles push meltwater under shingles at the eave. The fix is attic insulation and ventilation plus ice and water membrane, not just new shingles.
Within a few days. Hail evidence is easier to tie to a specific storm when it is fresh, and an inspection gives you a dated file tied to the correct county.
One day for most single-family homes. Larger homes, steep pitches, multiple layers, or premium materials take two to five days. In active subdivisions, we schedule around the builder so crews are not working over each other.
It depends on roof area, pitch, material, and the deck's condition once the old roof is off. We measure the roof in person, explain what we find, and give you an itemized price with financing available.
Yes. Industrial land makes up about 15 percent of Montgomery, including the former Caterpillar plant on Route 31, now the multi-tenant Grid at Route 31. We install and service TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen systems, run maintenance programs, and phase work so operations continue.
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