Roofing Services in Deerfield, IL

Deerfield combines established residential neighborhoods built mainly between the 1950s and the 1980s with a significant corporate office presence along the Lake Cook Road corridor. The residential side is characterized by mature tree cover and consistent construction phases; the commercial side by large multi-tenant office buildings with extensive low-slope roof areas.

The residential stock is dominated by 1950s through 1970s ranches, split-levels and colonials on wooded lots, followed by 1980s and later construction with more complex roof geometry. Teardown and rebuild activity has added large contemporary homes with elaborate rooflines throughout the village. Cedar shake was used widely on a portion of this housing and much has since been converted to architectural asphalt or synthetic profiles. Skylights are common in the mid-century stock, and skylight curb flashing is a frequent leak source we address.

Mature canopy across the residential neighborhoods loads valleys and gutters with organic debris and creates shaded, moisture-holding slopes. Limb impact during high-wind storms is a real concern. On the commercial corridor, large low-slope roofs with heavy rooftop mechanical equipment need drain maintenance and curb flashing attention on a program.

The Lake Cook Road corporate corridor is a major commercial roofing market - multi-tenant and single-tenant office buildings with very large low-slope roof areas, extensive mechanical equipment and demanding drainage requirements.