Roofing Across Chicago and 71 Nearby Communities
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Chicago
The city itself, from the lakefront high-rises to the bungalow belt and the two-flat and three-flat corridors on the North, West and South Sides.
Major areas
Frequently served communities
Chicago, IL
Cook County
Bungalows, two-flats, greystones and high-rises across 77 community areas: the widest range of roof types in the metro.
Evanston, IL
Cook County
Historic North Shore housing stock with steep, complex roof forms and heavy lake exposure.
Skokie, IL
Cook County
Large tracts of postwar brick ranches and Georgians now well past their second roof.
Oak Park, IL
Cook County
Prairie School and Victorian housing in a village with real historic preservation review.
Arlington Heights, IL
Cook County
A large, established northwest suburb with several distinct construction eras on the same street grid.
Schaumburg, IL
Cook County
Late-century subdivisions plus one of the metro’s largest concentrations of low-slope commercial roofs.
Naperville, IL
DuPage County
Historic downtown housing alongside decades of large-scale south-side subdivision growth.
Downers Grove, IL
DuPage County
A wide construction-era range from Victorian-era homes to active teardown rebuilding.
Joliet, IL
Will County
A historic industrial city with 19th century housing, limestone architecture and heavy commercial stock.
Aurora, IL
Kane County
Illinois’ second-largest city, spanning 19th century districts and vast newer subdivisions.
Elgin, IL
Kane County
Extensive Victorian-era historic districts alongside major newer subdivision growth.
Crystal Lake, IL
McHenry County
The largest McHenry County community, spanning lakefront cottages to newer subdivisions.
Chicago neighborhoods
Roof types change dramatically across the city. A greystone two-flat with a parapet and a low-slope roof in Logan Square has almost nothing in common with a hipped-roof bungalow four miles away in Portage Park. These pages cover what we actually find in each area.
- Lincoln Park
- Lakeview
- Logan Square
- Wicker Park
- Bucktown
- Avondale
- Albany Park
- Irving Park
- Portage Park
- Jefferson Park
- North Center
- Rogers Park
- Uptown
- Edgewater
- Andersonville
- West Town
- Ukrainian Village
- Humboldt Park
- Pilsen
- Bridgeport
- Beverly
- Hyde Park
- South Loop
- West Loop
- Bronzeville
- South Shore
Complete coverage list
Communities with their own page are linked. The additional communities listed under each county are served as well. They do not have a page of their own yet, because listing them honestly beats publishing a page with nothing local to say.
Cook County
22 pages + 10 more served- Arlington Heights
- Berwyn
- Chicago
- Cicero
- Des Plaines
- Elk Grove Village
- Evanston
- Glenview
- Hoffman Estates
- Mount Prospect
- Niles
- Northbrook
- Oak Lawn
- Oak Park
- Orland Park
- Palatine
- Park Ridge
- Schaumburg
- Skokie
- Tinley Park
- Wheeling
- Wilmette
Also serving
Morton Grove, Elmwood Park, Franklin Park, Melrose Park, Rosemont, Norridge, Harwood Heights, Lincolnwood, Westchester, La Grange
DuPage County
15 pages + 6 more servedLake County
12 pages + 4 more servedWill County
11 pages + 3 more servedKane County
5 pages + 5 more servedMcHenry County
7 pages + 3 more servedDo not see your community?
The list above covers where we work most often, not a hard boundary. If your property is in the Chicago metropolitan area and it is not listed, get in touch and we will tell you plainly whether it is covered, rather than claiming an area that is not serve.
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