Asphalt Shingle Roofing in Illinois Repair, Replacement, & New Installation

Best Warranty in the roofing industry

Every Infinity roof is covered by our exclusive lifetime workmanship warranty:

• Ensures the manufacturer’s warranty remains VALID with perfect installation to exact manufacturer specifications (9 out of 10 new roofs installed today can’t pass a simple warranty inspection due to shoddy workmanship which VOIDS the manufacturer’s warranty)
• Lifetime workmanship warranty covers the duration of the product’s life
• Over 30,000 warrantied roofs in Illinois

A warranty like Infinity's would BANKRUPT the average roofer by sheer volume of free roof repairs. Infinity’s roofing-industry-best warranty thrives because mistakes are vanishingly rare and remedied without hesitation at a cost of 0 dollars and 0 cents to the customer. You’ll pay nothing and receive the best customer service LONG after you have paid us for the project.

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Signs your asphalt roof needs to be replaced

• Age: Asphalt roofs have an average lifespan of 20-30 years.
• Curling or Buckling Shingles: Curling, buckling, or blistering could all be signs that your asphalt roof is nearing the end of its lifespan.
• Missing Shingles: Missing shingles can leave your roof vulnerable to water damage and leaks.
• Granule Loss: Granules often collect in your gutters or downspouts, a sign of excessive wear and tear on your shingles.
• Water Damage or Leaks: If you notice water stains or leaks inside your home, it could be a sign that your roof is failing and needs to be replaced.
• Increased Energy Costs: If you notice an increase in your energy bills, it could be a sign that your roof is not properly insulating your home due to age or wear.
• Sagging or Dipping Roof Deck: Sagging or dipping could be a sign of structural damage to your roof deck.

How is an asphalt roof installed?

• Preparation: We prepare the roof deck by inspecting it for any damage, removing any existing shingles, and repairing any areas of damage or rot. We then check the deck for any protruding nails or screws.
• Underlayment: Next, we install a layer of underlayment on the deck. This is typically a felt paper or synthetic material that provides a water-resistant barrier between the deck and the shingles.
• Flashing: We install flashing around the chimney, vents, and other areas where the roof meets a vertical surface. This helps to prevent water from penetrating the roof at these vulnerable points.
• Shingles: We install shingles, starting at the bottom of the roof and working upward. We secure each row of shingles with nails or staples, and each subsequent row overlaps the previous one to provide a water-tight seal.
• Ridge Vent: Once the shingles are installed, we install a ridge vent at the peak of the roof to allow for proper ventilation.
• Clean-up: Finally, we clean up the job site, removing any debris or unused materials.