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Chicago Storm Pros
by C&N Construction
Serving Palos Park & Cook County

Storm Damage Roof Repairin Palos Park, Illinois

Palos Park roofs take the same hail, wind and ice as the rest of Cook County. Haag-certified inspectors document the damage, meet your adjuster on the roof and scope the work. Free inspection, no obligation.

25,400+
Projects since 2015
4.6 ★
Google Rating
Haag
Certified Inspector

Chicago Storm Pros is a service of C&N Construction, Inc. (cnroofs.com). Reviews, project counts, certifications, and ratings shown here reflect C&N Construction's work.

Free Storm Damage Roof Inspection

We dispatch a Haag-certified inspector to your address, same day in most cases.

Free. No commitment. Don't sign with us unless you want to get your roof fixed.

We'll call within 2 hours during business hours to schedule.

Licensed & Insured IL Lic. 104.017643
Based in Hillside, IL
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Storm hit Palos Park? Check your roof from the front yard.

Photograph the gutters, vents or shingles. We circle what we seem to see and say whether an inspection is worth it.

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GAF Master Elite, held by only 2% of roofing contractors nationwideHaag Certified Inspector, the insurance industry standard for forensic roof inspectionBBB Accredited Business, A+ Rating#46 on Roofing Contractor Magazine 2025 Top 100 Roofing Contractors, ranked by annual revenueCertainTeed Quality Master Credentialed InstallerNational Association of the Remodeling Industry member
★★★★★

"I was very worried about storm chaser roofers. Matt was patient and explained the whole process. He worked with me and my insurance company throughout."

Ram P.
★★★★★

"Donte Dacres provided outstanding service. He made the call to my insurance company with TOTAL professionalism."

Judith W.
★★★★★

"They were extremely helpful, polite, timely, professional. All my neighbors are now jealous and calling C&N."

Tom V.
★★★★★

"My insurance company said they would not cover my whole roof. C&N demanded a second insurance appraisal and BINGO!"

Michael G.

August 11, 2026 tornado reports. EF2 tornado, 6 reported, 97 mph gust in Cook, DeKalb, DuPage, Kane Counties. If your Palos Park home was in the storm path, an inspection will show what the roof looks like.

Free storm damage inspections available now for all affected homeowners.

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Your policy sets its own deadline to report storm damage, and some are shorter than homeowners expect. Check your declarations page before you wait.

We'll walk you through how a roof claim works for Palos Park homeowners: what the adjuster looks for, what our report documents, and what happens at each step. Get your roof documented while the damage is fresh.

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Storm reports reached Cook County on October 16, 2026: 49 mph gust.

Your policy sets its own deadline to report the damage, so check your declarations page. We'll document the roof and walk you through what happens next, in plain English.

Source: O'Hare (ORD) airport observations, October 16, 2026: peak wind 43 knots (49 mph) at 4:53 p.m.

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2026 Storm Reports

28 storm days with severe weather reports reached Cook County in 2026, 4 naming Palos Park in the weather service reports.

  • August 12, 2026: Wind Reports / 64 mph gust source
  • August 11, 2026: August 11, 2026 Derecho and Tornadoes / EF2 tornado, 6 reported, 97 mph gust source
  • August 9, 2026: Hail, Wind Reports / 1 inch hail, wind damage reports source
  • July 30, 2026: Tornado Reports / EF1 tornado source
  • July 28, 2026: Tornado, Hail, Wind Reports / EF0 tornado, 2 inch hail, wind damage reports source

Your policy sets its own deadline to report storm damage, so check your declarations page. See how the claims process works or check your address on our storm map.

Hail History for Palos Park

NOAA's Storm Events Database lists 37 hail reports within 5 miles of Palos Park from 2010 to 2026, 29 of them at 1 inch or larger.

The largest reported stone was 1.75 inches on May 20, 2014. The database records reports, not every storm, and a report nearby does not mean your roof was hit.

See Palos Park hail history by year or book a free inspection to see what your roof actually took.

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Recent C&N Work in Palos Park

C&N Construction has finished 15 projects in Palos Park since 2023, according to its job records.

Aerial view of a gray asphalt architectural shingle roof on a large residential home in Palos Park, IL
Aerial view of a gray asphalt architectural shingle roof on a large residential homeFinished May 2024
New charcoal architectural shingle roof on a two-story home with a large front porch in Palos Park, IL
New charcoal architectural shingle roof on a two-story home with a large front porchFinished May 2024
Aerial view of a gray asphalt architectural shingle roof on a large residential home in Palos Park, IL
Aerial view of a gray asphalt architectural shingle roof on a large residential homeFinished May 2024
A 31 second look at a C&N Construction storm restoration job. Step one, the inspection: every layer documented for your insurance claim, including the damage that hides at the edges where adjusters miss it. Step two, tear-off to the deck: new wood whenever it's needed, never a new roof laid over the old one. Step three, built for the next storm. Ends with an offer of a free storm damage inspection.
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This Is What a Documented Roof Looks Like

Real footage from our crews, not stock. The inspection that documents every layer for your claim, the tear-off down to the deck with new wood wherever it's needed, and the roof that goes back on built for the next storm.

  • Storm damage hides at the edges. That's what gets missed.
  • New decking whenever it's needed, never a layover.
  • Local, licensed, and permanently here to honor the warranty.
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What Palos Park Roofs Are Made Of

Palos Park is a low-density Cook County village. Its draft development code describes the R-1 district as an established pattern of single-family homes on relatively large lots of one acre or more, with older lots in the eastern part of the village that are smaller (Palos Park Development Code, public hearing draft, September 2025).

The village also has a Historic Preservation Commission (Building Department page), and a Western Growth Area Master Plan that anticipates new housing on annexed land (Western Growth Area Master Plan). We found no public source giving a village-wide housing age figure, so we don't state one.

Larger homes on large lots often have bigger, more complicated roofs, with multiple pitches and skylights. Pricing, matching and leak tracing on a roof like that take more time than on a simple ranch. If your home is on a historic or architecturally distinctive property, check with the village before choosing a material.

Storm History in Palos Park

None of the 2026 events in our storm records names Palos Park. The June 10, 2026 derecho write-up lists Palos Heights, where NWS confirmed a brief EF-0 tornado, and Palos Heights is less than two miles east (NWS Chicago, June 10, 2026 derecho). The Cook County events in the box above, apply to Palos Park too.

A limb through the roof is a wind or falling object claim. A roof that sits under heavy shade stays damp and grows moss and algae faster. Neither is hail damage, and an inspection separates them.

Reroof Permits in Palos Park

The Village of Palos Park Building Department is at 8999 W. 123rd Street (Applications & Forms, checked October 22, 2026). Call 708-671-3730 or email permits@palospark.org.

The department tells homeowners to call before starting any interior or exterior improvement, because depending on the work a permit may be required. It requires contractors and tradesmen to be licensed in the village. The village publishes no roofing-specific permit page, fee, layer limit or ice barrier rule, so those are not published.

Storm Damage Roofing Services for Palos Park

Every Palos Park project starts with a Haag-certified inspector on the roof deck. They walk each slope, press-test for bruising and mat fractures, examine every flashing, pipe boot and vent, and photograph the damage. The inspection takes about 45 minutes and produces a report you can hand to your insurance company. The report is yours whether or not you hire us. Our post on identifying hail damage explains what we look for.

For Palos Park homes with confirmed damage, storm restoration means tear-off to the deck, replacing any bad decking and underlayment, ice and water barrier at eaves and in valleys, and new flashings, pipe boots, drip edge and ridge ventilation. Active leaks shouldn't wait for paperwork. Our emergency repair team can tarp or seal a breach to keep water out.

Insurance and Your Palos Park Roof

C&N documents the damage, meets your adjuster on the roof and scopes the work. We're roofing contractors, not public adjusters, and we don't negotiate your claim for you. Your policy and your carrier decide what is covered.

If a claim is denied or comes in low, you can ask for a re-inspection, invoke the appraisal clause in your policy, or hire a licensed public adjuster. Our guide to filing a roof insurance claim walks through the steps.

Free Storm Damage Inspection in Palos Park

A Haag-certified inspector documents your roof with photos and measurements. You get the report whether or not you hire us.

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Or call (708) 847-5095

Why Palos Park Homeowners Need a Local Contractor

After a big storm, out-of-town crews knock doors, push for signed contracts, and are gone before the first leak call. A storm chaser's warranty is backed by nothing. The village requires contractors and tradesmen to be licensed in Palos Park, and the Building Department will confirm a registration by phone.

C&N Construction is headquartered in Hillside, IL, and has been at the same address since 2015. It has completed over 25,400 projects across Chicagoland, uses W-2 crews rather than subcontractors, and holds the GAF Master Elite designation with Golden Pledge limited warranty coverage. BBB A+ rating, 4.6 Google review average.

We also serve Palos Heights, Orland Park, Homer Glen, and the rest of the southwest suburbs. Our in-house crews carry the same GAF warranty coverage on every project.

What the Money Looks Like

On an approved storm claim, your out-of-pocket cost in Palos Park for the covered work is your deductible. Your policy sets it: often a flat amount such as $1,000 to $2,500, and for wind and hail frequently a percentage of dwelling coverage (1% to 2%). Paying cash, most residential roof replacements land between $14,000 and $25,000 depending on the size of the home, with larger or complex roofs running higher and repairs starting around $400.

What moves the number

Roof size and pitch, tear-off layers, decking condition, and material tier. Every quote is itemized line by line, so you can see which one is moving yours.

What a normal job includes

Tear-off and disposal, underlayment and ice and water shield, flashing and drip edge, ridge venting, cleanup with magnetic sweeps, the permit, and warranty registration.

Full pricing detail: replacement costs, repair costs, and how we get paid when the inspection is free. Insurance figures assume a covered peril and approved claim; your policy controls. The only out-of-pocket surprises we allow are the ones we disclose first: rotted decking and upgrades you choose.

The Proof, Not the Pitch
15,000+
Roofs Completed
25,400+
Total Projects
621
Google Reviews
2015
Serving IL Since

Illinois roofing license #104.017643. GAF Master Elite (top 2% of contractors nationwide), Haag Certified Inspectors, BBB A+, OSHA certified crews. Work carries a 2-year limited lifetime workmanship warranty plus manufacturer-backed GAF system warranty options. Crews dispatch from the Hillside headquarters and work Palos Park and its neighboring towns year round. See the work itself, our crews' own photos, on the recent work page.

C&N crew laying new cedar shake courses on a Chicagoland roof Completed cedar shake roof replacement photographed by drone Chalk-marked hail test square documenting nine hits during a C&N inspection
One Case Study, With the Receipts

On a recent insurance-funded roof, the carrier's first estimate missed 292 linear feet of gutter work. Our documented supplement recovered it: a $2,928 line added to the carrier's own estimate, with photos attached. And when we didn't complete a $13.81 downspout item on another project, the final invoice showed a $13.81 credit. Itemized in both directions, every time. The actual documents are on our billing transparency page.

Chicago Storm Pros is a service of C&N Construction, Inc. (cnroofs.com). Reviews, project counts, certifications, and ratings shown here reflect C&N Construction's work.

Who Should You Actually Call?

A handyman is fine when

One slipped shingle on a young roof, a gutter re-hang, or a small cash fix under a few hundred dollars. No claim involved, no documentation needed. We'd rather tell you that than sell you a truck roll.

Call us when

Storm damage, anything slope-wide, a replacement, or any job where insurance is paying, because that's a documentation job as much as a roofing job. Weighing whether to file at all? The break-even math is here.

It's urgent when

Water is inside, decking is exposed, or a tree is on the roof. Emergency tarping runs 24/7, and the tarp decision is separate from choosing your replacement contractor, so don't let anyone bundle the two at your door.

How It Works When You Say Yes

No-risk contract. You sign a contingency agreement. Work starts after insurance approves the claim. If it doesn't go through, you owe nothing.

Your budget, your call. You can spec down the project to match your insurance payout exactly. You won't pay for unapproved work unless you tell us to order it before the approval.

We call you first. If there's a gap between our recommendation and insurance, we call you. The only reasons you'd pay extra are damaged lumber or a luxury shingle upgrade.

Common Questions

Palos Park Storm Damage FAQs

Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Palos Park?
The Palos Park Building Department tells homeowners to call before starting exterior work because a permit may be required, and it requires contractors to be licensed in the village. It publishes no roofing-specific fee or layer rule as of October 22, 2026. Call 708-671-3730 before you sign.
Did the June 2026 derecho hit Palos Park?
NWS Chicago's write-up of the June 10, 2026 derecho lists Palos Heights and Alsip, not Palos Park, though Palos Heights is less than two miles east. The highest gust in our counties was 70 mph at Stickney. An inspection shows what your roof took.
What kind of roof does a typical Palos Park home have?
Palos Park's R-1 district is built on lots of about an acre or more, so many roofs are large and custom, with multiple pitches and varied materials. We found no public figure for the age of the housing stock.
Should I call my insurance company or a roofer first in Palos Park?
Inspect first, file second. A Haag-certified inspection gives you the facts before you talk to your carrier: the scope, the severity and whether the damage clears your deductible. C&N documents the damage, meets the adjuster on the roof and scopes the work. We're roofing contractors, not public adjusters, and your policy decides what is covered.
How long do I have to file a storm damage claim in Palos Park?
Your policy sets its own deadline to report a loss, and it varies and can be short, so check your declarations page or ask your agent. Each verified storm in the box near the top of this page lists its own date. If you haven't had your Palos Park roof looked at since a storm, schedule an inspection while the evidence is still fresh.
Does C&N Construction work in Palos Park?
Yes. C&N Construction has completed roofing projects in Palos Park, and the count from its job records appears in the Recent C&N Work section of this page. Crews are W-2 employees dispatched from the Hillside headquarters.
How do I avoid a storm chaser in Palos Park?
Look up the company's permanent office address, verify its Illinois roofing license and read real Google reviews. The village requires contractors and tradesmen to be licensed in Palos Park, and the Building Department will confirm a registration by phone. Offering to waive your deductible is insurance fraud under Illinois law, so walk away from anyone who does.
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