Roofing Services in Greenwood Village, CO

Every roofing service we offer in Greenwood Village starts the same way: a free inspection, photos of what we found, and a written scope that names materials, quantities and code items line by line. You will never get a price scribbled on a business card from us, and nobody knocks on your door after a storm.

The Village splits into two very different roofing markets. East of I-25 sit the custom neighborhoods, Greenwood Hills, Orchard Hills, Cherry Lane, Sundance Hills and the gated Preserve, where concrete tile and cedar shake dominate and rooflines get steep and complicated. West of I-25 the lots stretch to an acre or more and asphalt shingle is the working standard. We staff and price for both.

• Roof replacement: full tear-off, deck check, ice barrier at every eave, city permit and final inspection included
• Roof repair: leaks, flashing, wind lift, slipped and cracked tile, storm patches
• Hail damage and insurance claims: inspection first, honest verdict, full photo documentation if a claim is warranted
• Tile roofing: repair, restoration, underlayment replacement and full re-roofs in concrete and clay
• Cedar shake roofing: repair and replacement, plus straight answers on when shake still makes sense
• Roof inspections: free storm checks, maintenance reviews and pre-sale certifications

Greenwood Village is a home rule city that runs its own Building Division, and its roofing guidelines are specific. A permit is required once you replace 100 square feet or more of roof covering. The design wind speed is 100 mph. Ice barrier membrane has to reach 24 inches inside the exterior wall line at the eaves. Asphalt shingles need six fasteners each and a 4:12 minimum slope, cedar shake needs 4:12, and tile can go to 3:12 with the right system. If your new roof weighs more than the old one, say a switch from asphalt to tile, the city wants a structural evaluation sealed by a Colorado licensed design professional before it issues the permit.

We fold every one of those requirements into the scope before you sign it, pull the permit, and schedule the final inspection with the city when the last ridge cap goes on. Work has to finish within six months of permit issuance, which has never once been a problem for a roof.

NOAA storm records give Greenwood Village a serious hail file: 1.75 inch stones in July 2016, a 2.75 inch event in June 2018, and repeat hits in 2019 and 2024. On July 9, 2026, hail up to 1.5 inches fell on the Village itself, with quarter size stones across the Denver Tech Center. A roof here is a wear item on a schedule set by the weather, which is why every service we run leans on documentation. When the next storm comes, the photos from your last inspection become the baseline that makes your claim simple.

• Photo documentation before, during and after the work, delivered to you, not buried in our files
• The city fee calculator run for your exact scope, so permit costs appear in the quote instead of the final invoice
• A working foreman on site with a phone number you keep
• Jobsite protection for landscaping and a magnetic sweep before the crew leaves
• A candid read on remaining roof life with every visit, even when the answer earns us nothing

Whether the roof is fifty year old shake on an Orchard Hills estate or fifteen year old architectural shingle on a west side acre lot, the first step is the same free inspection with the same written report. Call (720) 555-0163 or use any form on this site and we will set it up.