Serving Kenosha
Roofing & Siding in Kenosha, WI
From Third Avenue's steep historic roofs to the newer subdivisions west of I-94, Kenosha needs two different approaches.
Get a free quoteTwo housing eras sit side by side in Kenosha and they behave nothing alike. East of the tracks, around Library Park, Third Avenue and Simmons Island, there are large pre-war houses with steep complex roofs, deep overhangs, dentil trim and original wood windows — the sort of detail that has to be matched rather than replaced with the nearest stock profile. West of the interstate, whole estates went up during the commuter boom toward Illinois, with asphalt shingle, vinyl and builder-grade fascia all the same age and reaching the end of their run at roughly the same time.
The lakefront exposure at Simmons Island and along the harbour is as raw as anywhere in the state, and hail moving in off the Illinois line lands on Kenosha before it reaches Racine.
Newer subdivisions often carry covenants on shingle colour and siding profile, which is worth settling before anything is ordered.
Where we work in Kenosha
- Library Park
- Third Avenue Historic District
- Simmons Island
- HarborPark
What Kenosha calls us for
Storm Restoration
Hail tracking up from the Illinois border tends to hit Kenosha's western subdivisions first, often bruising whole streets of same-age shingle at once.
Windows, Gutters & Doors
Replacing windows on the older Third Avenue and Library Park houses is a matching exercise — sightlines and trim depth have to carry over.
Siding
Estate-built vinyl west of the interstate ages evenly and fails evenly, so full-elevation replacement usually beats patching.