Two-story brick colonial
Architectural shingles, new ridge vent, step flashing at both chimneys.
A new roof, done once and done right.
Roof replacement, hail repair and inspections across the Colorado Front Range. You get photos of every problem we find and an itemized estimate, in writing, before you decide anything.
Free inspections. No obligation, no pressure to replace.
- Written estimate within two business days of inspecting
- Photos of every problem, yours to keep
- One crew lead from tear-off to cleanup
What brings you here?
Start with what’s happening to your roof. Each answer takes you to what to do next.
Hail or wind just came through
Get the roof checked before you call your insurance company, and know what you’re claiming.
There’s a leak or a stain on the ceiling
Most leaks come from flashing, vents or one damaged area. We find the source before quoting anything.
The roof is getting old
Curling shingles, granules in the gutters, or 20-plus years on the roof. See what a replacement involves.
You’re buying or selling a home
A written inspection with photos, so the roof doesn’t become a surprise at closing.
How a replacement works
Five steps, the same every time. You always know what happens next and who to call.
Inspection
We go on the roof and into the attic, and photograph every problem we find. You get the photos, whatever you decide.
Written estimate
Line by line, within two business days of the inspection. Every material named, nothing bundled into a mystery total.
Choose materials
Shingle line, color and options like impact-resistant shingles, with samples you can hold against your siding.
Install
Most homes take one to three days. Your crew lead is on site every day and is the person you call.
Walk-through
We walk the finished roof with you, magnet-sweep the yard, and hand over warranty paperwork and photos.
An estimate you can actually read
Every line is a real piece of work with a named material. Compare it side by side with anyone else’s, and ask us about any line you don’t understand.
Sample estimateLine items for a typical replacement
- Tear-offRemove existing layers down to the deck; inspect and replace damaged decking (priced per sheet).
- Ice and water shieldSelf-sealing membrane at eaves, valleys and around penetrations.
- Synthetic underlaymentFull-deck coverage under the shingles.
- Drip edgeMetal edge at eaves and rakes, color-matched.
- FlashingNew step and counter-flashing at walls and chimneys; new pipe boots.
- VentilationRidge vent sized to your attic; intake checked at the soffits.
- ShinglesNamed manufacturer, line and color, including impact rating if chosen.
- Permit and inspectionCity or county permit pulled and final inspection scheduled.
- CleanupDaily cleanup, dumpster removal, and a magnet sweep of the yard and drive.
Illustrative layout. A real estimate lists quantities and prices for your roof.
After a hailstorm
The Front Range gets hail most summers. Here’s what to do before you call anyone, including us.
Stay off the roof
Wet, hail-pitted shingles are slippery, and walking on them can add damage. Photograph what you can from the ground.
Note the date and time
Your insurer will ask when the storm hit. Save any local weather alerts you received.
Book an inspection
We check the shingles, vents, flashing, gutters and soft metals, and photograph everything we find.
Decide whether to claim
If there’s damage worth claiming, we give you the photos and notes to file with. If there isn’t, we tell you that too.
Recent kinds of work
Examples of the jobs we take on. These photos are licensed stock used to illustrate a concept site.
Dormered home after a June hailstorm
Insurance-approved replacement, new pipe boots and drip edge.
Suburban ranch, full tear-off
Impact-resistant shingles in a slate gray; two sheets of decking replaced.
Straight answers
What most homeowners ask before the first visit.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most homes take one to three days on the roof. Steep, complex roofs or decking repairs can add a day. We give you the schedule in writing before we start.
Do I need to be home?
Not for the work itself. We’d like you there for the start-of-day walk-through on day one and for the final walk-through.
Will you work with my insurance company?
We document damage for your claim and can meet your adjuster on site. You file the claim and stay in control of it; we never ask you to sign over your claim.
What affects the cost?
Roof size and pitch, how many layers come off, decking repairs, the shingle line you choose, and details like chimneys and skylights. Your estimate lists each one.
Do you pull permits?
Yes. Most Front Range cities require a permit for a reroof, and we schedule the final inspection.
Get the roof looked at
Tell us what’s going on and where. We’ll call to book a free inspection, usually within the week.
- Call
- (720) 555-0142
- Monday to Friday
- 7 am to 6 pm
- Saturday
- 8 am to 2 pm
Thanks, there. Request received.
Here’s what happens next:
- We call within one business day to book a time to see the roof.
- We inspect the roof and attic and photograph what we find.
- You get a written, itemized estimate within two business days.
This is a concept site by Vanoray: nothing was sent and nobody will call.