Glenview Elite Roofing
High-quality and reliable roofing solutions for the North Shore neighborhood.
Glenview Elite Roofing offers complete solutions for our residential and commercial clients. We cover a wide range of services, from routine maintenance to complete roof replacements. We do roof storm damage repair, emergency roof repair, gutter repair, and wind damage repair. Our team is trained on different roofing types, like asphalt, metal, flat, and slope roofs.
Every project we undertake meets industry standards and adheres to Northern Illinois' weather challenges. We're the number 1 roofing contractor in Glenview, and we even extend our services to neighboring communities, including Northbrook, Morton Grove, Niles, Des Plaines, Park Ridge, Winnetka, Wilmette, and Skokie.
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Glenview Elite Roofing delivers reliable roof installation and repair to the North Shore community and beyond. We are licensed and certified roofers who've earned our reputation through years of honest service. Our clients matter to us, which is why we never cut corners. We only use premium materials from our partner manufacturers. Every project follows strict quality control measures. Our supervisors inspect the progress at critical stages of the roofing project.
We value transparent communication, which is why we clearly document the progress of your roofs. Our growing portfolio of successful projects and happy clients is a testament to our consistent service delivery and exceptional roofing solutions.
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What Types of Roof Issues Do We Fix?
Leaking Roofs
According to the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA), 40% of all structural problems are caused by water intrusion. An unaddressed leaking roof is one of the most-common cause. When temperatures fluctuate, small cracks in the shingles, flashing, or roof decking widen. This allows moisture to penetrate the home's structure.
Left unchecked, leaks can further cause mold growth in various parts of the home. Have your roof inspected at least twice a year to detect and address leaks early.
Wind Damage
Wind gusts can exceed 60 mph during severe storms in the Chicagoland area. About 25% of all property insurance claims are wind-related.
Shingles are most vulnerable at roof edges, corners, and ridges. These are areas of the roof where the wind lifts the shingles most. Even winds as low as 45 mph can loosen or remove shingles, especially on aging roofs.
Hail Damage
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Illinois experiences 20–50 hail events annually.
Hailstones are sometimes 1 inch in diameter. A hailstone this size can bruise or crack shingles. It strips away protective granules, dent metal roofing, and breaks tiles. Hail damage reduces the roof's water-shedding ability and shortens its lifespan.
Ice Dams
Ice dams form at the roof’s edge when attic heat melts snow and freezes at the eaves. These dams cause water to back up under shingles, causing leaks and damage to the home's interior. Ice dams can also damage gutters and falling icicles may cause injury.
Older homes are most prone to ice dams because of their outdated insulation and ventilation systems. Ensure that your home has at least 12–14 inches of attic insulation to prevent ice dams as recommended by the U.S Department of Energy.
Types of Roofs We Repair
Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Asphalt shingles are fiberglass mats coated with asphalt and mineral granules. It's the most common roofing material in Illinois because of its practicality. Asphalt lasts from 15 to 30 years, depending on the environmental conditions. It also comes in various styles, colors, and thicknesses. While susceptible to wind damage and granule loss, regular maintenance extends the service life of the asphalt roof. We install, repair, and replace asphalt roofs and address issues that range from missing shingles to extensive storm damage.
Metal Roofing
Metal roofs are very popular for commercial and residential properties because it's very durable. A metal roof can last for 40 to 70 years. It can withstand extreme weather, like heavy snow loads, high winds, and hail. It's very efficient in reflecting solar radiation. You can get it in steel, aluminum, copper, and zinc alloys variants. It's also available in various configurations, like standing seam panel, metal shingle, or corrugated. We've handled metal roofs of all shapes and sizes, and have the right skillset to handle any metal roof issue.
Flat and Low-Slope Roofing
Flat and low-slope roofing systems use membranes, like EPDM (synthetic rubber), TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin), PVC (polyvinyl chloride), and modified bitumen to create waterproof barriers. Unlike pitched roofs that naturally shed water, flat roofs need a drainage system to prevent water ponding. On the downside, flat roofs are prone to membrane punctures, seam failures, and drainage blockages. We've handled many flat roof projects in the past and understand the complexities of these systems. We're all you need for all flat and low-slope roofing, both for visible and structural concerns.
Tile Roofing
Tile roofing, including clay and concrete varieties, can last for over 50 years and withstand severe weather. While more expensive, clay tiles are more durable and offer longer color retention. Concrete tiles offer similar benefits, but are cheaper compared to clay. Both materials are resistant to fire, insect infestation, and rot. However, they're also prone to cracks and deteriorated underlayment. We can replace roof tiles without damaging surrounding materials. We also ensure that the underlayment is properly waterproof to keep it sturdy.
Our Roof Repair Services in Glenview, IL
Roof Storm Damage Repair
We assess the roof post-storm to identify all forms of damage. This may include wind-lifted shingles, hail impacts, water infiltration, and debris. We address both visible damage and underlying issues that could compromise your roof's stability. We work fast to prevent secondary damage while maintaining strict quality standards.
Emergency Roof Repair
We provide emergency roof repair services and conduct protective measures such as tarping and board-up to prevent further damage. Our goal is to quickly stabilize your roof emergency to minimize damage to the interior. We'll develop an effective action plan to permanently restore your roof. We can also assist you in your insurance claim during this crucial time.
Roof Repair
We address the full spectrum of roofing issues that develop through normal aging, weather exposure, and unexpected damage. Our detailed inspections identify all existing and potential problem areas. We replace shingles, repair flashings, and improve ventilation.
All repairs are performed to manufacturer specifications by certified technicians. We only use premium-grade materials and follow proper installation techniques.
Flat Roof Repair
We detect moisture using advanced equipment to identify the true extent of water infiltration. This often goes beyond the visible damage. After that, we address the visible issues like membrane punctures, seam failures, blistering, ponding water, and flashing deterioration.
Roof Wind Damage Repair
We address the unique patterns of deterioration caused by sustained or gusting winds. We identify and repair lifted, creased, or displaced shingles, damaged flashing, compromised ridge caps, and loosened fasteners. These damages might not be visible right away, but can lead to progressive issues. We assess the attic to identify any wind-driven rain infiltration that may have occurred during storms. Panel displacement and fastener issues are also checked.
Roof Gutter Repair
We fix common gutter issues like sagging sections, leaking joints, improper slope, and downspout damage. We also install gutter protectors for home with big trees to keep the leaves and twigs away. The gutter repair service covers sealing seams, reinforcing attachment points, replacing damaged sections, and ensuring proper downspout function.
Roof Installation Services in Glenview, IL
Roof Gutter Installation
We install seamless aluminum, copper, and steel gutter systems custom-fabricated on-site to ensure perfect fit. Our gutter size range from 5" to 6" based on the roof area and local rainfall patterns. We follow proper pitch calculations (1/4" per 10' minimum), and use heavy-duty, hidden hangers strategically spaced according to local snow load requirements.
Asphalt Shingle Roof Installation
We install premium architectural and designer shingles from leading manufacturers, with a wind resistance rating of up to 130 mph. Our installation starts with a complete inspection of the roof deck to address any structural issues. We install synthetic underlayment with superior tear resistance and moisture protection compared to traditional felt paper.
Our ice and water shields extend 6 feet beyond exterior walls to prevent ice dam damage. We also follow proper ventilation calculations to extend shingle life and reduce energy costs.
Tile Roof Installation
We assess your roof's structure to ensure the building can support the weight of tile roofing (about 600-1,200 pounds per square). After that, we upgrade the underlayment's design by providing a secondary water protection.
We use appropriate fastening systems based on local wind conditions and tile type. All roof tile installations are assessed for proper ventilation to prevent moisture accumulation.
Roof Flashing Installation
We install custom step flashing at wall intersections, chimney flashing with proper counterflashing integration, vent pipe flashing with secure sealing, valley flashing with appropriate overlap dimensions, and drip edge flashing at all eaves and rakes. For flat roofs, we install proper termination details with counterflashing protection. All our flashing work uses the right materials like copper, stainless steel, aluminum, and lead. This is selected based on compatibility with roofing materials and expected lifespan.
Roof Skylight Installation
We start with a consultation on the optimal skylight placement and choosing the right size. We install premium skylight systems with advanced glazing technologies. For venting skylights, we include proper electrical connections when applicable and ensure smooth operation of all mechanical components. All skylight installations include interior finishing to create a seamless transition between the ceiling and the skylight unit, with proper insulation to prevent condensation issues common in Glenview's climate extremes.
Slate Roof Installation
We source premium slate materials in various colors, thicknesses, and textures. Our process starts with a comprehensive structural assessment and reinforcement when necessary to support the slate's weight of about 800 to 1,500 pounds per square. We create custom details at ridges, hips, and valleys using traditional methods that have proven effective through centuries of use.
What is the Cost to Repair Roofs in Glenview, IL?
On average, you'll need around $400 to $1,500 to repair a roof in Glenview, IL. For more extensive repairs, you'll need from $3,000 to $7,000, depending on the scope and complexity. Complete roof replacements typically range from $9,500 to $22,700 for average-sized homes. Roofing materials comprise around 40% of the total cost. In Glenview, asphalt shingle repairs typically range from $3-$5 per square foot. Metal roofing costs around $5 to $12 per square feet, tile $10 to $18, and slate $10 to $25.
Labor is approximately 35% of total roofing costs. Current labor rates for skilled roofing professionals in Glenview range around $60 per hour. It varies depending on the complexity of the project, including the accessibility of the area and architectural features. Steep pitches, multiple stories, or limited access points increase labor costs by 10-25%. Labor also has a seasonal demand. The costs are higher in summer and fall because of the high demand. Permits and inspections cost around 10% to 15% of the total roofing cost. Demolition of the existing roofing structure has similar cost.
Commercial Roofing Services
Commercial Flat Roof Installation
We recommend bi-annual maintenance inspections to prolong the life span of your commercial flat roofs. Spring and fall seasons are the best times to conduct roof maintenance. In the process, we'll identify and address minor issues before they escalate into major problems. Our process covers debris removal, drain clearing, minor repairs, seam reinforcement, and detailed condition reports that track roof performance.
Commercial Flat Roof Repair
We repair commercial flat roofs using advanced moisture detection technology including infrared scanning and electronic leak detection to identify the true source of leaks. Flat roof membrane punctures, seam failures, flashing deterioration, and drainage blockages, are the most common issues we address. We offer tailored solutions tailored to each specific roofing system type and condition.
Commercial Roof Maintenance
We recommend bi-annual maintenance inspections to prolong the life span of your commercial flat roofs. Spring and fall seasons are the best times to conduct roof maintenance. In the process, we'll identify and address minor issues before they escalate into major problems. Our process covers debris removal, drain clearing, minor repairs, seam reinforcement, and detailed condition reports that track roof performance.
Commercial Roof Sealing
We offer budget-friendly commercial roof sealing services that extend your roof's lifespan. Our advanced elastomeric and silicone coating systems create seamless, waterproof membranes that bridge minor cracks and reinforce vulnerable seams. These systems reduce roof temperatures by 20-30% through increased solar reflectivity.
Commercial Reflective Roofing Installation
Reflective roofs have energy-saving benefits, especially to commercial establishments. High-albedo surfaces reflect up to 85% of solar radiation compared to just 5-15% for traditional dark roofing materials. These systems can reduce roof surface temperatures by 50-60°F during peak summer conditions. In effect, your cooling cost decreases by 15% to 25%. Reflective roofing also extends the membrane's lifespan by reducing the thermal cycle and UV degradation.
Commercial Roof Inspection and Assessment
We inspect and assess your commercial roof and give you a detailed report of the roof's condition and service life. We use advanced technology like drone photography, infrared moisture scanning, and core sampling. Our roof inspectors identify existing and potential roof issues that may not be visible to the untrained eye. We take photos of your roof and use CAD drawings to illustrate problem areas if necessary.
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Here's what our happy clients say!
"After severe storm damage to our roof, Glenview Elite Roofing responded immediately with emergency repairs that prevented further water damage to our home. Their team was professional, thorough, and completed the full roof replacement with minimal disruption to our family. The quality of materials and workmanship has given us complete peace of mind. We've already recommended them to several neighbors."
"When it came time to replace the aging slate roof on our historic Northbrook home, Glenview Elite Roofing demonstrated exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. Their slate specialists preserved the architectural character of our 1920s home while incorporating modern waterproofing techniques. The project was completed on schedule and within budget, and the results have enhanced both the protection and value of our property."
"As a first-time homeowner, I was overwhelmed when I discovered leaks in my mid-century ranch home. Glenview Elite Roofing provided a clear, honest assessment and recommended targeted repairs rather than a full replacement. Their ventilation improvements have made a noticeable difference in our home's energy efficiency, and their transparent pricing gave me confidence throughout the process."
"Our commercial property needed specialized flat roof repairs after years of neglect by previous owners. Glenview Elite Roofing's commercial division identified the underlying issues causing persistent leaks and implemented a comprehensive solution including drainage improvements. Their team worked around our business hours to minimize disruption, and their maintenance program has kept our roof in excellent condition for the past two years."
Roofing in Glenview, IL FAQs
How do I know if my roof needs repair or complete replacement?
To know if the roof needs repair or complete replacement, you need to do a physical assessment first. If it's over 20 years old, has a large damaged area that affects over 30% of its surface, shows signs of structural sagging, or experiences recurring leaks, then you'll likely need a roof replacement. Roofs with minor damage and smaller affected areas might only need a repair.
Will my insurance cover roof damage from storms?
Yes, most homeowners' insurance policies cover roof damage caused by unpreventable events like storms, hail, and fallen trees. However, roof damage caused by natural wear and tear or lack of maintenance is not covered by insurance.
What warranties do you offer on roofing work?
We offer a comprehensive 1-year warranty on materials and labor. This gives you peace of mind knowing we'll quickly address installation-related issues at no add-on costs. On top of that, the roofing materials also carry manufacturer warranties.
How can I maintain my roof to maximize its lifespan?
To maintain your roof and maximize its lifespan, do seasonal inspections, especially during spring and fall seasons. Quickly remove debris from the roof and gutters. Trim overhanging branches and check the flashing around the roof. Address moss and algae growth right away and schedule a roof inspection after you've been hit by a huge storm. These preventive measures will help your roofs last longer.
How long will my roofing project take to complete?
Roof replacement typically takes 1 to 3 days for most residential properties. Commercial projects may take longer based on size and specifications. Weather conditions, material availability, and permit processing can affect timelines.
