frequently asked questions

If your roof is leaking, missing shingles, or looking worn out, it’s worth having us check it. A quick inspection can save you from bigger issues later.

Most homes are completed in one day. You wake up with an old roof and go to bed with a brand-new one.

Shingle roofs last about 20-30 years. Metal roofs can last 40-60 years or more.

Leaks, stains, soft spots, dark patches, missing shingles, or anything that makes you think, ‘Hmm, that doesn’t look right.’

Small issues can usually be repaired. Bigger problems or older roofs often benefit more from a full replacement.

Spring through fall is ideal, but we install year-round whenever conditions allow.

Most repairs last 5-10 years, depending on the roof’s age and condition.

Most Colorado homes fall between $10,000-$25,000, depending on size, materials, and roof design.

Roof size, pitch, materials, ventilation, code requirements, and labor all affect pricing.

Repairs cost less upfront, but replacement is usually more cost-effective if the roof is older or has repeated issues.

Leaks, stains, soft spots, dark patches, missing shingles, or anything that makes you think, ‘Hmm, that doesn’t look right.’

Yes! We offer simple financing options to make the project easier on your budget.

If hail or wind caused the damage, insurance typically covers it.

We measure your roof, evaluate materials and labor, and provide a clear, detailed estimate.

Metal roofing lasts the longest and offers decades of durability and efficiency.

Shingles are affordable and common. Metal roofing is stronger, lasts longer, and offers better energy efficiency.

Yes. Their durability and low maintenance often pay off over time.

Absolutely. They hold up better in storms and may qualify you for insurance discounts.

Call us first. We will inspect it and help you decide if filing a claim makes sense.

Yes. Hail damage is typically covered under most policies.

Contact your insurance provider, schedule an adjuster, and we will meet them onsite to help document damage.

You may see dents, granule loss, bruised shingles, or leaks. A professional inspection is the best way to know.

Yes. Colorado storms often cause hidden damage you can’t see from the ground.

Most inspections take 30-60 minutes and include photos and clear explanations.

We check shingles, flashing, ventilation, gutters, and look for signs of damage or wear.

No, but keep your phone handy in case we need you.

It can be noisy, but we protect your property, clean thoroughly, and leave everything tidy.

Choose someone licensed, insured, experienced, well-reviewed, and easy to communicate with.

Yes. Extended warranties provide long-term peace of mind on materials and workmanship.

Most warranties cover materials, workmanship, or both, depending on the plan.

Most roofs have 20-50 year material coverage and 5-10 year workmanship coverage.

Ask for their license number and insurance certificates. Good roofers provide them upfront.

Twice a year, especially if you have pine trees. Clean gutters protect your roof, siding, and foundation.

Overflowing water, sagging sections, peeling paint, or puddles near the foundation.

Yes. Clogs push water where it shouldn’t go, including into the roof, walls, or basement.

Most homes benefit from full-perimeter gutters to manage Colorado rain and snowmelt.

We install 5-inch and 6-inch K-style gutters, ideal for Colorado homes.

Aluminum, steel, and copper, each offering different looks and durability levels.

Most aluminum gutters last 20-30 years with proper maintenance.

How many downspouts do I need?
Typically, one every 20-30 feet of gutter, depending on the roof layout.

Yes. They reduce clogging, lower maintenance, and keep water flowing smoothly.

Most homes are completed in a few hours. Our seamless gutters are custom-fit onsite.

Most gutter systems cost $1,500-$4,000 depending on size and materials.