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Horizon Restoration finishes another week strong. If you live in Naperville area and need roof, siding or both be replaced call us 773-589-4674.

Another day, another project complete by Horizon Restoration.

The customer calls us for help regarding insurance claims. State Farm originally approved only half roof. After reviewing claim by our team of experts and meet with the insurance company again we were able to approve whole roof, gutters, garage door, siding even new A/C unit.

As the mild days of fall start to fade away, everyone is hard at work getting their home, yard, cars, and family ready for the colder weather making its way to our communities. One area that is often overlooked when preparing for the winter is your roof.

When people think of roof damage, most people picture weather-related problems. Not all roof damage looks like wind-damaged shingles or a branch through the roof, though. There are several common but lesser-known causes of roof damage that you should keep an eye on.

We are in the heart of the winter months, how is your roof holding up? Constant freezing, thawing, and refreezing can cause damage to your shingles and roof structure in the winter. Periodically, you should make your way up to your attic to take a closer look at the health of your roof and ceiling.

Despite being such a crucial aspect of a home, the roof rarely gets the attention it needs. Homeowners tend to overlook roofing repair as something they can ‘do later.’ But putting off timely repairs causes the damage to exacerbate, leading to expensive replacements.

Your roof has an enormous job to do protecting our home and valuables from damage and keeping us safe in storms and weather. Keeping your roof in good shape is key to protecting the rest of your home.

A beautiful snowfall and glistening icicles may seem like a picture-perfect landscape during the cold winter months, but the melting snow and the formation of icicles might point to a bigger issue going on with your roof. Ice dams are a formation caused by ice buildup on the overhangs of your roof.

Your roof is your home’s first line of protection – and so far, it has done a great job! It has protected your loved ones from countless hail, thunder, and wind storms that have blown through your area.