Built for the
Front Range.
Ready for hail.
Roof replacement, repair, and storm restoration for Denver-metro homes — every job starts with a free, photo-documented inspection, and most replacements finish in one to two days.
Four jobs. Done properly.
No scare tactics, no upselling. We inspect, we document, we recommend the smallest fix that actually solves it — and when a roof is done, we replace it fast and clean.
Storm & hail restoration
Roof-level damage documentation, insurance-claim scope and paperwork, and full restoration after Front Range hail.
Learn more → 02Roof replacement
Full tear-off and rebuild with architectural or Class 4 impact-resistant shingles — most homes in one to two days.
Learn more → 03Roof repair
Wind-lifted shingles, flashing leaks, punctures, and vent boots — repaired where repair is the honest answer.
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Gutters, downspouts, and drip edge — usually replaced with the roof so the whole water path is new at once.
Learn more →Did the last storm get your roof?
Check anything you've noticed since the storm. Two or more usually means the roof deserves a documented look — which costs you nothing.
We'll tell you what it adds up to — honestly. Plenty of roofs pass inspection just fine.
From storm to settled — six steps.
The same process every time, documented at every step, so you and your insurer are looking at the same facts.
Inspect
Roof-level inspection with photos and video of every slope, flashing, and penetration.
Assess
We tell you straight whether the damage justifies a claim — and when it doesn't.
Document
Measurements, photo report, and a line-item scope in the format adjusters work from.
Adjust
We can meet your insurance adjuster on site so the inspection covers what we found.
Build
Materials ordered, landscaping protected, tear-off and rebuild — typically one to two days.
Wrap up
Magnetic nail sweep, final photos, and the completion paperwork your insurer needs to close out.
Hail country needs hail thinking.
The Denver metro sits in one of the most active hail corridors in North America. A roof here isn't a thirty-year afterthought — it's working equipment that takes a beating most summers.
That changes what matters: impact ratings over color swatches, documentation over doorstep promises, and a roofer who's still in town next season. We build with Class 4 impact-resistant shingles wherever the budget allows — many insurers discount premiums for them; your agent can tell you what your policy offers.
Proof you can hold.
Your live Google reviews sync here automatically at launch — always current, never hand-picked. The cards below are layout samples, labeled as such, because this demo doesn't fake proof.
They documented everything, met our adjuster on the roof, and the new roof was on in two days.
Sample review — your real ones replace theseTold us our roof did NOT need replacing yet. Who does that? They've earned the next one.
Sample review — your real ones replace theseAsked after every storm.
How do I know if my roof has hail damage?
Look for dented gutters, granules at the downspouts, and dark spots on shingles — but real hail bruises usually need a roof-level look. That's what the free inspection is for.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes — photos, documentation, and a straight answer, whether or not the roof needs anything.
Will you work with my insurance company?
We prepare the documentation and scope your adjuster needs and can be on site for the adjuster visit. Filing is always your call.