Naperville's 1980s–2000s subdivisions — Ashbury, Tall Grass, White Eagle, River Run — were built with big two-story roofs, and thousands of them started life under cedar shake. YHS documents storm damage for free, manages the DuPage County insurance claim, and installs the luxury Class 4 shingles Naperville HOAs approve.
Naperville is one of the largest cities in Illinois, and most of it was built between 1975 and 2005. Cress Creek, Brookdale, and Maplebrook carry 1970s–80s two-stories; Ashbury, Tall Grass, White Eagle, and River Run added larger 1990s homes with 35–50-square roofs, many originally roofed in cedar shake. Those shakes are now 25–35 years old, and hail turns brittle cedar into an insurance total loss.
Naperville homeowners associations have strict color and material standards, and the City of Naperville has its own permit and inspection process. We've done both many times: architectural-review submissions with product samples, HOA-approved luxury shingles that mimic shake, and city permits closed on schedule.
Full tear-off replacements and surgical repairs on Naperville homes — architectural and Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, ice-and-water shield, and ventilation built for Illinois winters.
Learn moreHail, wind, and fallen-tree damage documented to Xactimate standards, filed with your carrier, and negotiated until the policy pays what it should.
Learn moreVinyl, engineered wood, and James Hardie fiber cement siding with soffit, fascia, and trim — matched to the character of your Naperville neighborhood.
Learn more5" and 6" seamless aluminum gutters cut on-site, downspout extensions, and leaf protection sized for Naperville's heavy spring rains.
Learn moreEnergy Star replacement windows and entry doors that finish the exterior envelope and lower heating bills through the Illinois winter.
Learn moreStorm hit Naperville tonight? We tarp and secure the roof fast to stop further water damage while the claim moves forward.
Learn moreDuPage County adjusters know Naperville's cedar-to-asphalt conversions well, and carriers frequently try to pay for repairs on a roof that can't be repaired. Our claims team documents the age and brittleness of the shake, the hail hits per test square, and the code and HOA requirements that make full replacement the only compliant option.
Claims Won
A certified inspector photographs every slope, measures the roof, and writes the damage report your claim will be built on.
We prepare the claim in the format adjusters expect and file it on your behalf — you stay in full control of your policy.
Our claims specialist walks the roof with the adjuster so nothing gets missed, then negotiates supplements for anything left out.
Once approved, our crews install the new roof, siding, or gutters — usually with only your deductible out of pocket.
ZIP codes served: 60540, 60563, 60564, 60565
Naperville's large two-stories (30–50 squares) typically run $15,000–$32,000 for architectural or Class 4 shingles, and more for cedar-to-luxury-shingle conversions with new decking. When hail or wind damage is approved, most homeowners pay only their deductible.
In most cases, yes. If the shake roof is a storm-damage loss, the carrier owes a like-kind-and-quality replacement; many homeowners apply that value to a luxury Class 4 asphalt shingle that looks like shake, costs less to maintain, and often qualifies for a premium discount. We document the claim so the conversion is fully funded.
Yes. We prepare the submission with product data sheets, color samples, and photos for HOAs in Ashbury, Tall Grass, White Eagle, River Run, and every other Naperville association we've worked with — and we don't start until the approval is in hand.
Yes. The City of Naperville requires a building permit for roof replacement, with inspections. YHS applies for the permit, schedules the inspections, and closes it as part of every project.
Fill out the form and a certified inspector will reach out within one business hour.