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Lake County Roofers (224) 481-3109Mon to Fri, 8 am to 5 pm

Roofing, siding and gutters in Lake County

Local roofers in Mundelein, IL

We are minutes from your house, so a free roof inspection usually happens the same day or the next, not a month from now.

Roof replacement and repair, hail and wind damage, siding and gutters. You get photos of what we find and a written, itemized price before any work starts.

Brick and stucco ranch house with a new gray architectural shingle roof, a white garage door and autumn trees behind

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  • Office in Mundelein920 Stratford Ln, minutes from you
  • Same or next-day visitsNot a month from now
  • Written, itemized priceFree, before any work starts
  • Insurance claim helpPhotos, estimate, adjuster on site

Why Lake County homeowners call us

Five things you get from a roofer who works where you live.

Crew of roofers working along the ridge of a brick and stucco house while old shingles come offRoofer in a safety harness tied off to a rope walking across a bare roof deck during a tear-off
  1. We are local, and our name stays here

    Our office is on Stratford Lane in Mundelein, and we work within about ten miles of it. A roofer who lives on local work depends on what the neighbors say, so every roof has to hold up. If something needs a second look, we are a short drive away.

  2. We come out fast

    Call in the morning and we can often be on your roof the same day, or the next business day. If a storm opened the roof, we tarp it during business hours to keep the water out.

  3. A competitive price, in writing

    The inspection and the estimate are free. Every part of the job has its own line: tear-off, deck sheets, ice barrier, underlayment, shingles, flashing, vents, permit and haul-away. Put it next to any other quote and compare line by line.

  4. Help with the insurance side

    If hail or wind damage is covered by your policy, the insurance company pays for the repair or the new roof, and your share is usually the deductible. We photograph the damage, write the estimate for your insurer and can meet the adjuster on the roof.

  5. A clean job with the permit taken care of

    We get the permit from the village or city, cover the beds and the driveway with tarps, photograph every stage and sweep the yard with a magnet for nails before we leave.

What a new roof costs

Roofs are priced by the square, 100 square feet of roof. Enter the size of your house for a ballpark, then see how our written estimate breaks the price down.

House type
Ballpark for a full replacement$8,200 to $9,100about 18 squares of roof

For architectural asphalt shingles over one old layer at a typical pitch. A steep roof, a second layer to tear off, deck repair or premium shingles raise it. The exact number is on the written estimate after the free inspection.

Storm damage may be covered

If hail or wind damage is covered by your homeowner's policy, your share of the cost is usually the deductible. We help with the roofing side of the claim.

Roof replacement estimateLake County Roofers, 920 Stratford Ln, Mundelein, IL 60060

Tear-off

Remove existing layers and haul awayper square

Deck

Replace soft or rotten sheetsper sheet

Edges and ice barrier

Drip edge, eaves and rakesper foot
Ice and water barrier, eaves and valleysper square

New roof

Synthetic underlaymentper square
Starter stripper foot
Architectural shinglesper square
Ridge vent and capper foot

Flashing and vents

Step and counter flashingper foot
Pipe boots and box ventseach

Permit and clean-up

Village or city roofing permitlisted
Magnet sweep of yard and drivewaylisted
Totalin writing, before any work starts

One roof in Vernon Hills, start to finish

Six photos from a single replacement, in the order the work was done.

Chalk lines marking hail hits on a reddish brown asphalt shingle slope, with the photographer's shadow
InspectionHail hits circled in chalk so they show up in photos.
Torn shingles and felt being stripped from a roof deck, with a roller of underlayment at the edge
Tear-offOld shingles and felt come off down to the wood.
Bare OSB roof deck after tear-off with scraps of old felt and nail holes
Deck checkThe bare deck is checked and bad sheets replaced.
Dark self-adhering ice and water membrane laid down a roof valley between sheets of synthetic underlayment
Ice barrierSelf-adhering membrane runs down the valley.
New architectural shingles half installed on a roof, with vents and roof jacks still in place
ShinglesArchitectural shingles go on over the underlayment.
Finished gray and tan architectural shingle roof edge above a backyard with a lawn and paver path
FinishedRidge capped, eaves clean, gutters back on.

How a replacement is done

Single hail hit on an asphalt shingle circled in white chalk

Hail or wind hit your roof? We help you through it.

We check every slope, the vents, the gutters and the siding, mark each hit and give you the photos with a written, code-compliant estimate for your insurance company. When the adjuster comes, we can be on the roof to answer questions about the damage.

Under Illinois law the claim itself is negotiated by you or a licensed public adjuster. The roofing side, from the first photo to the adjuster visit, we do with you.

Storm damage inspections

New roofs in Lake County

A few finished replacements from around the county.

New gray architectural shingles meeting at a ridge beside a white chimney chase, with a backyard below
Ridge and chimney chase
Freshly shingled slope with a brown box vent near the ridge above a garden
Box vent on a new slope
Chimney chase and two box vents on a newly shingled hip roof
Hip roof with chimney
Two new shingle slopes meeting at an open valley beside white vinyl siding
Valley and sidewall
Ranch house with a new gray roof, a white garage door and a ladder leaning on the front wall
Ranch house, front
Peak of a new shingle roof seen from above with the street, a lawn and a white porch below
View along the ridge

Mundelein and the towns around it

The office is on Stratford Lane in Mundelein, in central Lake County. Most of our work is within about ten miles, from Grayslake and Gurnee in the north to Buffalo Grove and Long Grove in the south.

All service areas
  • Mundeleinoffice
  • Vernon Hillsabout 1.7 mi southeast
  • Libertyvilleabout 3 mi northeast
  • Hawthorn Woodsabout 3.7 mi southwest
  • Long Groveabout 5 mi south
  • Green Oaksabout 5.2 mi northeast
  • Kildeerabout 6.2 mi southwest
  • Lake Zurichabout 6.4 mi southwest
  • Grayslakeabout 6.9 mi north
  • Buffalo Groveabout 6.9 mi south
  • Waucondaabout 7.5 mi west
  • Lake Forestabout 7.8 mi east
CompanyLake County RoofersRoofing, siding and gutters
Office920 Stratford LnMundelein, IL 60060
Phone(224) 481-3109Mon to Fri, 8 am to 5 pm

Asked before almost every roof

How much does a new roof cost in Mundelein?

It depends on the size of the roof in squares, its pitch and shape, how many old layers come off, how much of the deck has to be replaced and which shingle you choose. We measure the roof at the free inspection and give you a written estimate with each of those on its own line. See what goes into the price.

Can you help with my insurance claim after a storm?

Yes, with the roofing side of it. We photograph and measure the damage, write a code-compliant estimate you can send to your insurance company, and can meet the adjuster on the roof to answer questions about the damage and the work. Negotiating the claim itself is done by you or a licensed Illinois public adjuster, as state law requires.

How soon can you come out?

Usually the same day you call or the next business day. If a storm opened the roof and water is getting in, tell us when you call and we tarp it during business hours.

All questions and answers

Find out what your roof needs

Send the form or call. We set a time, go up on the roof and show you the photos.

  • The inspection and the written estimate are free.
  • If a repair will do, we tell you that instead of quoting a new roof.
  • Nothing is scheduled until you have the estimate in writing.

(224) 481-3109Mon to Fri, 8 am to 5 pm

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