We are a fully licensed roofing contractor in Oswego working Kendall County daily, from the townhome rows off Route 34 to the older houses in Original Town near the river. Shared roof planes and single-family tear-offs get scoped and scheduled differently, and we treat them that way.
As your roofing company in Oswego, Storm Guard covers detached and attached residential roofs, retail and light commercial work along the Route 34 corridor, and the gutters and siding that fail on the same timeline as the roof.
Roughly seven in ten homes here were built between 1990 and 2009, so our residential work is mostly first-replacement tear-offs where the original builder shingle has simply run out of service life.
We handle commercial roofing in Oswego for the retail centers and business properties along Route 34 and Orchard Road, plus the industrial park buildings that need low-slope membrane rather than shingles.
We maintain, repair, and install gutter systems on homes where new construction next door has changed how the lot drains, which is a recurring problem on the growing edges of the village.
We install, repair, and replace siding that stands up to wind coming across open ground, in vinyl, aluminum, wood, wood-clad, or composite, and we tarp an opened wall the same day when a storm gets there first.
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 wind takes a slope off or a tree comes down on the house, call us. We will get an emergency tarp secured over the opening and then give you a full assessment once it is safe to be on the roof.
Plenty of contractors treat this side of the Fox River as the edge of their range. We work Kendall County weekly, on the association buildings off Route 34 as readily as on single-family streets. On July 15, 2024 the National Weather Service documented a tornado through Oswego that snapped large trees near Route 71, and two-inch hail fell here in May 2019. Every roof inspection and storm damage repair is scoped to the whole building, not one unit. Call (630) 216-8297.
You can follow our process without a translator: inspect, price in writing, install to spec, clean up completely.
We begin with a complete professional inspection, slope by slope, with particular attention to the shared roof planes and party-wall flashing on attached homes.
Our roofing contractors provide an itemized estimate, and where an association is involved we write it so a board can review and approve it without a second meeting.
We tear off to the deck, replace anything soft, and install the full system with correct underlayment, valley protection, and ridge ventilation.
Final inspection, a magnet run across the drive and lawn, debris hauled off, and documentation handed over the same day we finish.
Architectural asphalt covers most of the village, composite handles the higher-end streets, and metal roofing solves the low-pitch sections where shingles were never the right answer.
As your go-to roofer in Oswego, we handle townhome and villa associations, first-replacement tear-offs across 2000s subdivisions, and storm damage work when Kendall County takes a hit. Call us today for a consultation.
Because the village was built in one enormous wave. Around 70 percent of housing in Oswego was constructed between 1990 and 2009, with a median build year near 2002, during the period when Kendall County was named the fastest-growing county in the United States. Builder-grade shingles installed across a subdivision in 2002 reach the end of their service life across that same subdivision, which is why whole streets need roofs in the same season.
Any of these is worth a call rather than a wait-and-see summer.
Yes, and about one in five homes in the village is attached, so this is standard work here. What changes on an association job:
Yes. On July 15, 2024 the National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado that formed north of Yorkville and tracked across Bristol and Oswego, with the survey specifically noting numerous large trees uprooted and snapped in a subdivision near Route 71. That day set a record for the local forecast office with 32 confirmed tornadoes. Falling limbs on a 20-year-old roof cause impact damage that often is not noticed until the following spring.
Two written warranties, on every roof we install.
Large enough to total a roof. Two-inch hail was reported in Oswego in May 2019, and one-inch hail came through in the March 2026 storms. Functional damage to asphalt shingles generally begins around one inch, and it usually shows as bruising and granule loss rather than a hole, which is why so much of it goes unclaimed until the roof starts leaking.
Inside a few days. Prompt reporting matters to most insurers, and evidence gets harder to tie to a specific storm the longer you wait. On an attached building it is worth inspecting every roof plane at once, because damage over one unit routinely shows up inside the neighboring one.
Yes. Roughly three percent of village housing predates 1940, most of it in the original settlement near the Fox River crossing. Those roofs have steeper pitches, older framing, and mature tree canopy overhead, which means a different debris and ice-dam profile than the open subdivisions on the edge of town. We scope them differently for that reason.
Most single-family homes here are done in one day. Larger homes, steeper pitches, or premium materials run two to five days. Attached buildings are scheduled in phases across several days so residents keep access, and we confirm the schedule with the association before anything is delivered to the site.
The number comes from roof area, pitch, material, and what the deck looks like after tear-off. We measure rather than estimate from the street, tell you what we find underneath, and provide an itemized price with financing available if you need it.
Annually, and after any hail or high-wind event. On attached buildings we recommend the association inspect all roof planes on the same cycle, because a problem on one owner’s slope routinely shows up inside a neighbor’s unit.
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.
