Blog: January 2023

I want to recognize one of our employees who just celebrated one year with our company. She was brought in to assist in the Admin Department. She has excellent customer communication skills, and if you call into our office, you will most likely be greeted by Felicia's friendly voice.

Most of us are involved in the "shelter in place" order from the state. To get yourself some fresh air and escape the 4 walls of your home, head out and walk the exterior of your home. Things you should look for are shingles laying in your yard.

No two jobs are alike.  With that being said, everyone has different ideas and needs when choosing the "right for you" contractor.  Here are 5 things to think about as you select a contractor to help fix your home. 1. Are they licensed and insured?

During this uncertain time we are all forced to face, we here at Stan's Roofing & Siding would like to reassure all of our current as well as our future customers that we are here for you and your families.

Three of our Project Consultants attended a training event for Malarkey Roofing products in Schaumburg this week. Malarkey Roofing Products are new to the Stan's Roofing and Siding team. Their products are virtually indestructable. Their shingles are made from recycled material.

 Winter is coming.  Is your home ready?  Most homeowners think of winterizing their cars as well as preparing to wear warmer clothing coats, hats and gloves. Your home should be no exception.

On October 25, 2019, 3 staff members attended the annual Romeoville Halloween Fest. The city offers pallets full of candy donated from Mars Candy Corporation for local businesses to passout along with information about their business.

Once again this year, Stan's Roofing and Siding has decided to be a drop off location for new unwrapped toys to donate to the Toys for Tots foundation.The organization officially started in 1948.

Here at Stan's Roofing and Siding if we aren't already blood-related, we've grown to become family.   We have learned an ear and shoulder to one another when a loss occurs or if a child or family member has been sick.

Late Friday afternoon on April 21, 1967, the most destructive of 9 tornadoes in the Midwest touched down in Oak Lawn, IL.  It has been reported that many witnesses saw the funnel cloud kicking up dirt as it destroyed everything in its path.