Exterior Contractor Serving Whiteland, IN

Whiteland is a small Johnson County town along US-31 between Greenwood and Franklin. The town's position in the Clark-Pleasant school district drives steady residential interest. Housing ranges from established 1970s-1990s homes near town center to newer builds along the US-31 corridor. Many older homes are on their second or third roof and approaching the point where full exterior updates make sense.. Located near US-31 and Whiteland Road, Whiteland is home to roughly 5,200 residents in Johnson County. For over 20 years, SPG Roofing & Exteriors has been the trusted choice for Whiteland homeowners and businesses, providing professional roofing, gutters, siding, windows, solar installation, and storm damage restoration. When you choose SPG, you're choosing a local, family-owned business with deep roots in Central Indiana.

Whiteland's position along the US-31 corridor in central Johnson County exposes properties to weather systems that funnel north-to-south along the interstate; summer afternoon convective storms frequently develop along this corridor. SPG Roofing & Exteriors matches materials and methods to these local conditions, ensuring every project is built to handle what Indiana weather delivers.

SPG Roofing & Exteriors serves all of Whiteland and Johnson County. We work in Whiteland Town Center, Clark-Pleasant area, Tracy Road corridor, Whiteland Road residential, Main Street neighborhood, and developments throughout the area. Whiteland is a small Johnson County town along US-31 between Greenwood and Franklin. The town's position in the Clark-Pleasant school district drives steady residential interest.

A professional inspection can tell you how much life remains and help you plan ahead.

SPG handles every major exterior surface on your Whiteland property:

• Roofing: Residential and commercial roof repair, replacement, and inspections.
• Gutters: Seamless aluminum gutter installation and gutter guard systems.
• Siding: Fiber cement, vinyl, and engineered wood siding.
• Windows: Energy-efficient replacement windows.
• Storm Damage: Emergency response and insurance claim support.

Whiteland's position along the US-31 corridor in central Johnson County exposes properties to weather systems that funnel north-to-south along the interstate; summer afternoon convective storms frequently develop along this corridor Properties along US-31 and Whiteland Road are particularly exposed to incoming weather systems.

After a storm, request a free inspection. We document all damage with photos and work with your insurance company to ensure the claim covers the full scope of repairs. Read about hail damage and wind damage on our storm damage pages.

Our crews work in Whiteland regularly. Each project below was completed in Whiteland within the past 24 months — full installation records, manufacturer warranties, and post-job inspections are on file with our office.

Seamless aluminum gutter installation — Whiteland project, completed within the past 24 months. Full installation records and manufacturer warranty documentation on file.

Seamless aluminum gutter installation — Whiteland project, completed within the past 24 months. Full installation records and manufacturer warranty documentation on file.

Seamless aluminum gutter installation — Whiteland project, completed within the past 24 months. Full installation records and manufacturer warranty documentation on file.

Drone aerials, before/after photos, and crew lists for each job above are available on request.

On the night of April 27, 2026, a tornado-warned squall line moved through Johnson County, including Whiteland with damaging straight-line winds and hail to quarter+ size. The system moved east across Central Indiana around 11 p.m., bringing tree damage, power outages, and roof damage to properties throughout the storm track. Whiteland homes and businesses sit in the affected corridor and many have visible or hidden damage from the event.

SPG Roofing & Exteriors began booking free post-storm inspections immediately and continues to inspect Whiteland properties for hail bruising, lifted shingles, gutter denting, and siding impact damage tied to the event. See our full April 27 storm response page for what to expect from a free post-storm inspection.

Whiteland requires a building permit for most exterior projects that involve structural changes — replacing roof decking, changing window opening sizes, or altering structural framing. Like-for-like replacements (same-size windows, shingle-only re-roofs over sound decking, siding without structural changes) often do not require a permit, but rules vary by scope. SPG confirms permit status with the Whiteland building office on every project before work begins.

SPG handles permitting on every Whiteland project where one is required. We pull the permit in our name, schedule the city or town inspection at the appropriate stage of work, and coordinate any HOA documentation when applicable. Homeowners do not need to manage paperwork or call the building department — that's part of the project.

For specific permit questions: Town of Whiteland Planning Department — (317) 535-5531.

Our crew yard sits south of Indianapolis along I-65 — about 5 minutes from Whiteland in normal traffic. Most Whiteland inspections are scheduled the same day or the next business day, and emergency tarping for active leaks is dispatched within hours. For storm response after a confirmed event, we add inspection capacity rather than queue homeowners — most April 27, 2026 inspection requests were on-site within 48 hours through the first weekend after the storm.