Homer Glen · Chicagoland
The contractor who can also fight for your claim.
Storm, fire, and flood restoration with licensed Illinois public adjusting services available through our affiliated company, Statewide Adjusters. We document the loss, meet with the insurance company’s adjuster, advocate for a fair claim settlement, and put the property back together.
IL Roofing License
#105.011592
Public Adjusting
Statewide Adjusters · #17694888
Property Inspections
Free Damage Assessment
Financing
Provided by Hearth
Two companies. One team.
Your insurance company sends an adjuster to represent its interests.
You get a Homer Glen contractor on the house — and, if you want it, licensed public adjusting through Statewide Adjusters. Same ownership. Separate companies. Use one, both, or neither.
- Photos and a written scope before the insurance company’s number is locked in.
- We walk the roof with the insurance adjuster so documented hail, wind, and water damage doesn’t get overlooked.
- If we don’t see legitimate storm damage, we’ll tell you before you file. Not every damaged roof is an insurance claim.
What we restore
From the first wet ceiling to a closed file.
Hail · Wind · Ice
Storm Damage
Stabilize, document, and rebuild after hail, wind, and severe weather.
Extraction · Dry-out · Rebuild
Water & Flood
Fast extraction and structural drying so a wet basement does not become a mold job.
Board-up · Soot · Rebuild
Fire & Smoke
Secure the house, clean the smoke, and rebuild past the burn zone.
Residential systems
Roof Replacement
Full replacements built to manufacturer standards and local code.
Leaks · Storm spots · Aging systems
Roof Repairs
Find the actual leak path and repair it so it stays closed.
TPO · EPDM · Mod-bit
Commercial
Low-slope systems for offices, warehouses, retail, and multifamily — with the building open for business.
Standing seam · Exposed fastener
Metal Roofing
Long-life metal for homes and shops that see Illinois freeze, hail, and wind.
Envelope · Drainage
Siding & Gutters
Siding, trim, and gutters that keep water off the walls after the roof is sound.
The file, then the roof
Five steps. No mystery invoices. No disappearing after the dumpster leaves.
01
Inspect
We walk the roof, elevations, and interior, photograph what we find, and use moisture meters where conditions call for it. Then we give you a straightforward assessment: what we found, what it means, and whether we recommend filing a claim.
02
Document
If the loss moves forward, we document what matters. Photos, measurements, repair scope, and additional estimating or claim documentation are developed as needed — not paperwork for paperwork’s sake.
03
Coordinate
We attend the insurance inspection as your contractor. If you choose to hire Statewide Adjusters, their licensed public adjuster represents you in the claim. Same team, separate roles.
04
Restore
Permits, tear-off or dry-out, installation to manufacturer specifications, and interior rebuild when needed. We keep the property protected while the work is open.
05
Close
Final walkthrough, completion paperwork, and manufacturer and workmanship warranties. You shouldn’t have to chase your contractor for a completion certificate.
Hail vs. a finished system
Bruised shingles are not a character feature.
Illinois hail leaves circular bruises and missing granules long before a leak shows on the drywall. We inspect the field, the elevations, and the flashing — then we tell you if it is a repair, a replacement, or not a claim at all.
Storm RestorationSouthwest suburbs, and the rest of the metro
Based in Homer Glen. Dispatched across eight counties.
Will, Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, Grundy, Kankakee, and Kendall. Flooded basements, hail and wind damaged roofs, ice dams on 1990s ranches — this is local weather, not a national script.
Service Area- Homer Glen
- Orland Park
- Lockport
- New Lenox
- Tinley Park
- Frankfort
- Mokena
- Lemont
- Palos Heights
- Palos Park
- Joliet
- Bolingbrook
- Naperville
- Plainfield
- Romeoville
- Oak Lawn
- Aurora
- Downers Grove
- Crest Hill
Field guides
What to do in the first 48 hours — before someone sells you a dumpster.
Water damage
Flooded basement? What Chicagoland homeowners should do first
Clay soil, snowmelt, and a tired sump pump. The first 48 hours decide whether you have a cleanup or a mold reconstruction.
Fire restoration
After a house fire in Illinois: your first 7 days
Adjusters will call. Contractors will knock. Here is a practical sequence that protects both the house and the settlement.
Straight answers
If the roof is open, do not wait on a form.
Call for dispatch, or request a free inspection. We will tell you whether it is a claim, a repair, or a replacement — in writing.