How much does a roof replacement cost in Naperville, IL?

Naperville sits far enough inland that lake-effect snow off Lake Michigan still drops 30-plus inches a winter, and the freeze-thaw swing between January nights below zero and 40-degree thaw days drives ice dams along the long north-facing slopes common on the big subdivision homes here. Summers bring hail and the occasional derecho straight-line wind off the prairie, which lifts and creases architectural shingles on the tall, multi-gable rooflines west of Route 59. Naperville is two roofing markets in one ZIP map. East of Washington Street, the Historic District holds homes from the early 1900s, many with steep original pitches, narrow soffits, and a couple of decades of patch jobs stacked on top of each other. West toward Route 59 and 248th Avenue, subdivisions like White Eagle, Tall Grass, and Ashbury went up through the 1990s and early 2000s, and those original builder-grade 3-tab and entry architectural shingles are now hitting 25 to 30 years old all at the same time. We replace both, and the approach for each is not the same.