Blog - D-Wing Windows, Siding & Roofing

Doors, doors, doors. At D-Wing we install four different types and every one of them does something specific for your home. If you are not sure which one you need or even where to start, you are in the right place. Each door we install comes with a slightly different conversation and decision.

Old, drafty windows can be one of the biggest sources of energy loss in a home. But, you may not nice this until you get that first bill after a new installation.

Not every roofer is built for a multi-family property. The scale is different, the roof systems are different, and the stakes are higher because a problem affects tenants throughout the building. D-Wing has been handling commercial and multi-family roofing across Chicagoland for over 20 years.

As fall approaches, homeowners in Chicagoland are mostly just thinking about unclogging their gutters, raking leaves, and getting the yard ready for winter. Their roof and protecting their home throughout the wintertime can sometimes slip to the back of their mind.

If you're in the process of replacing the siding on your home, chances are you've been through this before. You spend 5-10 years watching your siding begin to fade, crack, and warp and you already know where it's headed.

If you find yourself reading this shortly after a storm has rolled through your area and something about your roof just feels off, trust that instinct. Homeowners are more often than not correct when they have suspicions of damage.

When you are facing a roofing problem, the cheapest option is almost always the most tempting one. That's completely understandable. But choosing the cheaper answer for the wrong reason is one of the easiest ways to turn your current problem into something much more expensive.

Most homeowners do a good job checking the roof after a storm. That makes sense. But under the radar, you siding also takes a serious beating and that can be very easy to miss.

If your exterior paint is already peeling only a few years after you had a job done, it's likely not the weather that's the problem. Your exterior paint job itself, and the way it was applied is. We see this constantly on homes across Naperville and throughout Chicagoland.