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Hogan Exteriors

820 McArdle Dr
Crystal Lake, IL 60014 815-477-2589

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Replaced hail damaged roof in June 2018. One day job on steep pitched and... - Jan 20, 2020

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Jarvis Exteriors

111 Erick St #121
Crystal Lake, IL 60014 815-788-9850

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Great service and installation done in 1 day. - Sep 18, 2022

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Charles Copley Roofing Siding

34 Railroad St
Crystal Lake, IL 60014 815-459-5493

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Not a good experience with them. Quote for work didn’t include what exactly... - Mar 30, 2019

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How we gather (and how to interpret) our data

Roofing work is expensive, and, if you hire the wrong contractor, you can spend thousands of dollars too much and still get terrible work. Our ratings of area roofers will help you nail down the best roofers for your job.

The type of windows you buy will affect your home’s appearance, the amount of light admitted, your comfort, and energy savings. Plus, some windows last longer than others.

We receive a disturbing number of complaints from consumers regarding window installation work, often about companies that advertise heavily. Many complaints are about sloppy work.

Whichever window company you choose, make sure you have a tight contract that includes all details on the product and installation, payment schedule, work schedule, and guarantees.

Although the cost of equipment has come way down, for most homeowners the biggest obstacle to going solar remains price: For a typical house in this area, you’ll have to plunk down about $15,500. But you’ll quickly get your money’s worth.

Begin by carefully considering what you think you want and how you can get it. Weigh your wish list against what you’ll probably pay to fulfill it.