Residential Shingle Repair and Replacement in Chicago, IL & Surrounding Suburbs
Your roof takes a beating. Sun, rain, wind, hail, snow, and debris bombard your roof day in and day out. Choosing the right type of shingles is crucial for the function of your roof. That's where we come in. Serving the Greater Chicago area for over 50 years, Prusak Roofing promises direct communication, stepping you through the entire process from start to finish so that we understand your vision for your roof.
Asphalt Shingles
Asphalt shingles are a popular choice for roofing in Chicago due to their cost-effectiveness, resilience, and superior protection features. Prusak Roofing is certified and skilled installer of leading brands like Owens Corning and CertainTeed, providing homeowners with a wide variety of high-quality materials that suit your style preferences and budget.
Architectural asphalt shingles
Pros of Architectural Shingles:
✓ Come in various shades and color blends
✓ Durable, offering better wind and hail resistance
✓ It can last up to 30 years
✓ Some are engineered to look like wood shake or slate
Cons of Architectural Shingles:
X They require professional installation
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Cost increases based on style, color, and depth
Composite shingles
Composite shingles are growing in popularity. Typically made of synthetic polymer, recycled materials, slate, laminate, and wood, composite shingles offer Chicago homeowners great benefits like:
✓ Durability
They can last between 30 and 100 years, depending on the type of composite material
✓ Superior Weather Resistance
Most compost shingles offer Class 4 impact resistance (hail), ultraviolet protection, and wind resistance up to 180 mph (asphalt typically tops out at 90 mph)
✓ Curb Appeal
They instantly add value to your home thanks to their beauty, uniqueness, durability, and weather performance.
Composite shingles are much more expensive than asphalt shingles and require professional installation to maintain their structural integrity and durable features. Prusak Roofing are experts in composite shingle repair and installation. Contact us for more information or a free quote.
Soffit and Fascia
Soffit and fascia cover your roof's exposed eaves and the attic's cross beams. These two components of your roof line are critical to maintaining the quality of the structure of your roof. Soffits are natural vents, allowing air to circulate within your attic, while fascia
supports soffits and provides a strong base for gutters.
