We are a fully licensed roofing contractor in Bolingbrook working both sides of the village, from the 1960s streets in Westbury and Colonial Village to the retail and warehouse roofs along Boughton Road. One contractor, both kinds of roof.
As your roofing company in Bolingbrook, Storm Guard covers steep-slope residential replacement, low-slope commercial and industrial membrane work, and the gutters and siding that take the same hail the roof does.
The largest single block of housing here went up between 1970 and 1989, on top of the original 1960s subdivisions. On those homes the decking, ventilation, and flashing details were never designed for the shingle weights and code standards we install to now.
Nearly a fifth of this village is industrial land, so commercial roofing in Bolingbrook is a core service, not a sideline. We install and service TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen on warehouse, distribution, and retail buildings.
On the pre-1990 streets that make up half this village, the original gutter runs are frequently undersized for the roof above them. We size, pitch, and install gutter systems that actually carry what the roof sheds.
Three-inch hail cracks siding as readily as it bruises shingles, so we assess and replace both on the affected elevations rather than leaving half the damage behind.
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.
After a hail or wind event we get calls from both homeowners and property managers. Either way, we will get an emergency tarp or a temporary membrane patch in place fast, then do a full assessment once conditions allow.
Half the homes in this village predate 1990 and nearly a fifth of its land is industrial, so we carry crews for shingles and for low-slope membrane. On March 10, 2026 the National Weather Service logged seven hail reports around Bolingbrook in six minutes, including three inches in the village. Hail that size fractures the shingle mat rather than bruising it, so the roof inspection has to look past missing shingles before any storm damage roof repair is priced. Call (630) 216-8297.
The process here is the same on a 1978 split level and on a hundred thousand square feet of warehouse membrane: inspect, price in writing, install, clean up.
We begin with a complete professional inspection and dated photographs, checking for hail fracture on the shingle mat as well as the obvious wind damage.
Our roofing contractors give you an itemized estimate written so an adjuster, a landlord, or a facilities manager can price against it directly.
We tear off to the deck, replace rotted sheathing, correct the ventilation, and install a complete system rather than a new surface over old problems.
Final inspection, magnet sweep, full debris removal, and a documented file including warranty registration for residential or commercial work.
Given the hail record here, impact-rated shingles are worth the conversation, and metal and standing seam roofing is the durable answer on low-pitch additions and commercial canopies.
As your go-to roofer in Bolingbrook, we handle mid-century tear-offs, hail damage documented properly, and low-slope commercial systems across the village. Call us today for a consultation.
It was severe enough to end the life of a roof outright. The National Weather Service logged seven hail reports in and around Bolingbrook inside six minutes on March 10, 2026, including three-inch hail in the village and two separate reports at two and a half inches. Anything over about two inches fractures the shingle mat rather than simply bruising it, so a roof can look intact from the street and still be finished.
Start with the metal, because it shows hail long before shingles do.
It changes several things, and any contractor who says otherwise has not opened one up.
Yes, and it is a major part of our work in Bolingbrook. Nearly a fifth of the village is industrial land, with millions of square feet of warehouse and distribution roof plus large retail on Boughton Road. We install and service low-slope TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen systems, run roof surveys and maintenance programs, and schedule by section so the building keeps operating.
Two written warranties on every project.
In this village, they are worth pricing out. Impact-rated products are tested to resist cracking under hail strike, which matters in a village that has taken a documented three-inch hail event. Some carriers offer a premium credit for a Class 4 rated roof, so ask your agent whether yours does before you price the upgrade. We will quote both options so you can compare the real numbers.
Storm damage is generally covered; wear from age generally is not. The deciding factor is documentation, because hail fracture and bruising leave no obvious hole. We photograph each slope with dates, provide a written scope your carrier can price, and meet the adjuster on the roof. We will also tell you plainly if what we find looks like age rather than the storm.
It affects paperwork more than the roof itself. Most of the village sits in Will County with a northern portion in DuPage, and that can change which county records and jurisdictions come into play alongside village permitting. We handle it as part of the job so you are not chasing two counties for an approval.
A day for most single-family homes here. Multiple existing layers, which are common on the older streets, add time and disposal volume, and complex or premium roofs run two to five days. Commercial low-slope work is phased by roof section so tenants and operations continue.
Roof area, pitch, material, number of existing layers, and deck condition all move the price, and older homes here frequently have more than one layer to remove. We measure the roof, inspect the deck, and give you an itemized number, including an impact-rated option if you want to compare.
Annually for homes, twice a year for low-slope commercial roofs, and after every hail or high-wind event. Given the hail history in this village, an annual dated inspection is the single most useful thing you can have on file when it comes time to make a claim.
Unless otherwise noted, each use of "Storm Guard," “us,” “we,” or “our” throughout Stormguardrc.com collectively refers to both the Storm Guard brand and the Storm Guard Franchise System, which is made up almost exclusively of independently owned and operated franchise locations.
