Highland Homes Deserve a Roof That Lasts
Highland Roof Replacement and Hail Damage Repair From Local Pros
Out on Madison County's eastern edge, Highland roofs take wind and hail straight off open farmland. We build and repair roofs ready for that exposure.
Highland sits about 35 miles east of St. Louis, surrounded by open farmland that gives storms plenty of room to build speed. Wind gusts and hail arrive with little to slow them down, and homes on the edge of town often take the hardest hits. Closer to the historic square and around Silver Lake, many houses carry decades-old roofs that have weathered countless Illinois winters. Solution Roofing serves the whole community. We replace worn-out roofs, repair wind-lifted and torn shingles, track down leaks and restore roofs after hail. Highland's Swiss heritage values solid craftsmanship, and that's exactly the standard we bring. Every project starts with a thorough inspection and a clear explanation, so you can make a confident decision about your roof.
Solution Roofing provides top quality roofing materials and labor for a variety of residential needs. Whether it be a simple architectural shingle, or a specialty shingle like slate, tile, or wood shake Solution Roofing can handle it all!
Solution Roofing works closely with property managers, multi-facility owners, building owners and maintenance supervisors to find and implement the best possible commercial roof solutions available.
Weather damage comes when you least expect it.
Solution Roofing handles structural damage from mother natures wrath, working with homeowners & business owners throughout the insurance claim process.
Durable Roof Installation and Storm Repair
Exposure to wind changes how a roof should be built. Our roof replacement and installation process pays special attention to starter strips, nailing patterns and ridge details, the areas that keep shingles locked down in high winds. We pair that with proper ventilation and underlayment so the whole system works together. Our roof repair and leak detection service handles everything from a few blown-off shingles to persistent leaks around vents and valleys. As a residential and commercial roofing contractor, we also serve Highland businesses, churches and commercial buildings with low-slope or pitched roofs. Storm and hail damage roof repair is often urgent here, and we respond with detailed documentation and quality repairs. For insurance claim roofing restoration, we help you assemble the evidence your insurer needs and coordinate the work through completion.
The Highland Advantage of Hiring Us
When a storm sweeps across the fields and into town, insurance claim expertise and adjuster coordination become the most valuable thing a roofer can offer. We help Highland homeowners document damage thoroughly and meet adjusters on-site, so legitimate damage isn't brushed aside. Our advanced drone and satellite roof inspections make that documentation precise, capturing every slope in clear detail without risking further harm to brittle shingles. When the claim is approved, you get installation from an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, with careful attention to the wind-resistance details that matter so much out here. Our team has completed more than 500 roofing projects, and that experience shows in how efficiently we plan and finish each job. Above all, we're family-owned and operated, which means honest answers and a crew that respects your home from the first visit to final cleanup.
Roofing Questions Answered by Your Local Roofing & Insurance Claim Experts
Wondering how Highland weather affects your roof and its expected lifespan? Review common questions about roof inspections, installation methods, and shingle durability. We cover hail damage inspections and the basics of insurance claim assistance.
Can strong winds damage a roof even if no shingles blow off?
Yes. High winds can lift and crease shingles, breaking the adhesive seal that holds them flat without tearing them loose. Once that seal is broken, shingles flap in future storms and allow wind-driven rain underneath. Creased shingles often show a faint horizontal line across the tab. These problems are hard to spot from the ground, so an inspection after a major wind event is worth scheduling.
What wind rating should shingles have in exposed rural areas?
Most quality architectural shingles carry a wind rating of 110 to 130 mph when installed with the manufacturer's required nailing pattern and starter strips. For homes with open exposure, choosing a product at the higher end of that range and confirming the installer follows enhanced nailing guidelines makes a measurable difference. Proper installation matters just as much as the product rating itself.
Should I replace my gutters at the same time as my roof?
It often makes sense if your gutters are aging, sagging or pulling away from the fascia. Replacing them together allows the drip edge and gutter apron to be installed correctly, protecting the roof edge and fascia boards from water damage. If your gutters are in good shape, they can usually be detached and reinstalled during the project. An inspection can determine which approach fits your home.