Where We Work
Serving Racine, Kenosha, Milwaukee & all of Southeastern Wisconsin
Racine
Lake-facing Victorians, asbestos-clad walls and ice-dam-prone eaves — roofing work shaped by Racine's older housing stock.
Kenosha
From Third Avenue's steep historic roofs to the newer subdivisions west of I-94, Kenosha needs two different approaches.
Milwaukee
Cream city brick, two-flats and low-slope back-porch roofs — Milwaukee is old-stock work, mostly staged from the alley.
Mount Pleasant
Wind-exposed subdivisions and open rural lots west of Racine, where gable ends and hail drive most of the work.
Sturtevant
A small village with disproportionately large flat roofs — post-war homes alongside rail and interstate corridor industry.