As your roofing company in Mcfarland, Storm Guard runs a full lineup of exterior work made to keep your roof sturdy, sharp, and set for anything the Yahara Chain of Lakes weather sends your way.

Our residential roofing in Mcfarland is fitted to your specific home, using materials rated for the brutal freeze and thaw swings a roof faces beside the Yahara lakes.

Our commercial roofing in Mcfarland protects the storefronts and offices along the US 51 corridor with tough systems sized to the pace of a working day.

We install, maintain, and repair gutter systems that channel rainfall and snowmelt well away from your foundation, a real concern on lots that slope toward Lake Waubesa and Mud Lake.

Our siding work, installs and repairs both, sharpens the exterior of your home while locking the walls tight against wind, driven rain, and winter ice.
Our warranty backed window work shuts out drafts and keeps heat from escaping, a comfort you feel through a long winter beside a frozen Lake Waubesa.

A fresh exterior painting job renews how your property looks while laying down a barrier against sun, moisture, and season after season of hard weather.

When a storm sweeps in off the lake, our quick emergency tarping shuts the damage down and keeps the interior dry until the full repair can be scheduled.
As the roofer Mcfarland homeowners rely on, we keep every stage of the job out in the open, so nothing about the timeline or the final cost ever takes you by surprise.
We open with a thorough professional inspection that flags the plain damage along with the hidden wear most people overlook, well before a single line goes on your plan.
Next our Mcfarland roofing contractors sit down with you over a plain, line by line estimate, every dollar laid out ahead so nothing on the invoice ever surprises you.
Then the repair or installation is carried out to strict standards, built on premium materials and proven methods suited to the way seasons swing across the Yahara valley.
We finish with a close final inspection and a full property cleanup, handing back a solid new roof and grounds left just as we found them.
Across Mcfarland, Storm Guard is the roofer people pass to a neighbor because the work holds up and the crew follows through. Whether you need a full roof replacement in Mcfarland, new siding, paint, gutters, or fast storm help, we handle the whole exterior. Get in touch today to book your consultation.
For homes and businesses around McFarland, Storm Guard covers the full range: repairing storm and age damage, installing new systems, running inspections, and keeping up steady maintenance, with a crew tuned to lakeside conditions.
A few warning signs point toward repair. Shingles ripped away leave the deck bare to rain and snow. Water stains or drips inside mean a leak is already at work. Hail leaves bruises that sap the roof, while lifted or curling edges usually come down to age or wind.
Several signals say a new roof beats one more patch: shingles well past their rated life, broad curling or buckling, grit from the shingles gathering in the gutters, a sagging ridge, leaks that keep coming back, and a spread of moss or algae across the surface.
It comes down to how big the roof is and which material goes on. Most McFarland homes topped in asphalt shingles are done inside a single day, while a larger footprint or a high end system may take two to five.
Coverage comes in two parts. A manufacturer warranty protects the roofing materials if a defect shows up, and our own workmanship warranty stands behind the labor. Together they safeguard both the roof and the money you invested in it.
Cost depends on the roof’s size, which materials you settle on, and how involved the job becomes. Before we pull a single shingle, you get a plain estimate and a set of options shaped to your budget.
It does. Darker shingles pull in more of the sun, which can warm the attic and the rooms just below it once summer arrives, while lighter shades send that heat back and lighten your cooling costs. The right choice weighs efficiency against the look you want.
Ventilation counts because it lets the attic shed heat and humidity instead of holding onto them, which protects how long your shingles last. A hot upstairs, a damp attic smell, or a rising power bill can each hint the venting is undersized, and an inspection confirms it.
The earliest leaks tend to show up at the transitions and penetrations, meaning the flashing, the valleys, and the points where the roof meets chimneys and skylights. Checking those areas on a regular basis keeps a minor flaw from turning into a major expense.
Metal roofs are built to last. With a sound install and a bit of upkeep, they routinely reach forty to seventy years, and premium standing seam sits at the top of that span, well beyond a conventional shingle roof.
Flashing defends the most leak prone seams on a roof. If old flashing stays in place while new shingles go down, its worn spots sit hidden and keep letting water through, which is why a proper re-roof always includes brand new flashing.
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