NEW RESIDENTIAL ROOF INSTALLATION
CICERO ROOFING COMPANY

New Roof Installation & Affordable Roofing Consultation For Homes In Cicero, IL

 

Let’s not waste time—if your roof’s leaking, sagging, or just plain shot, patch jobs aren’t going to cut it. You need a new roof that holds up through Chicago winters, high winds, and hard rain—and you need it without getting talked into something you don’t need.

 

At Cicero Roofing Company, we work with homeowners, landlords, and small building owners to build tough, lasting residential roofing systems that don’t blow your budget. No sugarcoating. No nonsense. Just roofing done right by locals who care about doing solid work.

 

What Our Roof Construction Process Looks Like

• We inspect everything—frame, flashing, decking

• Walk you through materials that actually make sense for your house

• Give you a timeline that’s real, not a sales trick

• Keep the job clean and the site safe

• Register your warranties before we leave

We’re not chasing five-star reviews—we’re building roofs you won’t have to think about for the next 20 years.

 

Roof Styles That Make Sense In Cicero

 

Pitched Asphalt Roofs

Cicero’s full of pitched-roof homes—and for good reason. They drain water fast, hold heat better in winter, and pair perfectly with asphalt shingles, which come in impact-rated styles for when storms hit hard.

 

Low-Slope Roofs & Extensions

If your home or addition has a flat or shallow slope, we build systems that stay sealed and secure—whether it’s above a back room or a garage. These setups work well with TPO, modified bitumen, or BUR depending on your budget.

 

Custom Rooflines

Got a mix of slopes, angles, or weird dormers? No big deal. We’ve built out plenty of systems for homes that don’t follow the rules. We make it look good—and make it last.

 

Synthetic or Shake-Style Roofs

Want that shake look without worrying about rot? We install synthetic materials that mimic wood or slate but are lighter, tougher, and made to handle Midwest weather.

 

Energy-Smart Systems

Ask about reflective coatings or cool roofing upgrades. They’re not just buzzwords—they actually keep attic temps lower, which helps reduce your heating and cooling bills.

 

Roofing Materials That Work Hard

 

Asphalt Shingles

Still the workhorse. Affordable, fast to install, and tough when installed right. We offer options from basic 3-tab to architectural styles that hold up better under snow and ice.

 

TPO Roofing

A white, reflective membrane that’s perfect for flat or low-pitched areas. Keeps your home cooler, sheds water fast, and resists tears and mold.

 

Modified Bitumen

Flexible under heat, strong under pressure. Modified bitumen is our go-to for simple, flat systems that just need to hold up year after year.

 

Metal Roofing

It costs more upfront, but you won’t be calling us again anytime soon. Metal handles snow, hail, and sun like nothing else—and it looks sharp too.

 

EPDM Roofing

Rubber membrane that does the job with zero drama. Great for garage roofs, extensions, or budget flat installs that need long life and low fuss.

 

Fluid-Applied Membranes

Goes on like a coat of paint, seals everything like a tank. We use these on older flat roofs or tricky spots where you can’t have seams.

 

Built-Up Roofing (BUR)

Layers of protection for low-slope and flat homes. Old-school but dependable. We’ve installed BUR for decades—and it’s still one of the best.

 

Cool Roof Coatings

Want lower attic temps? These coatings reflect the sun and reduce heat buildup—especially useful in warmer months or homes with poor ventilation.

 

Synthetic Roofing

Looks like cedar, slate, or tile—but way easier to deal with. Synthetic roofing holds up in all seasons and cuts your upkeep way down.

 

Cedar Shake

Still a sharp look, and great for insulation. But it needs love—real cedar requires regular maintenance to stay strong in Cicero’s freeze-thaw cycles.

 

Slate Roofing

Expensive, heavy, and timeless. If you’ve got the structure and want something that makes a statement, slate’s the top of the food chain.

 

Clay & Concrete Tile

Not as common here, but we’ll install them if your house can support the weight. Great fire resistance, heavy-duty durability, and real curb appeal.

 

Why Folks Around Here Choose Us

✅ Local crews who don’t mess around
✅ Prices that make sense—no “mystery fees”
✅ Clean installs with written warranties
✅ We show up, we work, we finish
✅ Trusted by landlords and homeowners alike

 

What Your New Roof Might Cost

There’s no single answer to this. A roof over a narrow two-flat is going to cost less than one over a big corner lot with multiple ridges and skylights. Material choices matter too—TPO, metal, and synthetic roofing all carry different price tags and benefits.

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What we can promise is this: we’ll explain every number on your quote. No upsells, no vague charges, and no rushing. You’ll get a roof that lasts and a bill you understand.