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GAF Master Elite certified. BBB A+ rated since 2010. Over 20 years of proven results. We don't just do roofing — we set the standard for it.

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GAF Master Elite Certified Contractor

Factory-certified installer backed by GAF, North America's largest roofing manufacturer.

Master Elite status is extended only to a small percentage of roofing contractors nationwide, and it requires ongoing licensing, insurance verification, and a proven installation record. Because we are factory certified, your GAF shingle system can qualify for the strongest available manufacturer warranties. For Denver homeowners dealing with heavy hail and intense UV exposure, that added coverage matters when a future claim comes around. Certification details are available upon request.

Owens Corning Preferred Contractor

Recognized installer of Owens Corning roofing systems and materials.

As a Preferred Contractor, our crews are trained on Owens Corning installation specifications and install their full roofing systems, not just the shingles. This lets us offer extended manufacturer warranty terms that are not available through non-certified installers. It also means your Denver home gets a system engineered to perform together in Colorado's freeze-thaw cycles.

BBB A+ Accredited Business

Accredited by the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating.

We have maintained an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau by resolving customer concerns quickly and honoring our written agreements. The rating is based on complaint history, transparency, and length of time in business, and it is reviewed regularly. For Denver-area homeowners, it is an independent third-party signal that we stand behind our work long after the crew leaves.

Colorado Licensed & Bonded Roofing Contractor

Licensed and bonded to perform roofing work in the State of Colorado.

Roofing in Colorado requires proper licensing and bonding at the state and local level, and we maintain both in good standing. This protects you as a homeowner and keeps your project compliant with Denver metro permitting requirements. License information is available upon request so you can verify our credentials before work begins.

NRCA Professional Member

Member of the National Roofing Contractors Association.

NRCA membership connects our team to industry standards, technical bulletins, and ongoing training on roofing best practices. Members are expected to operate with professionalism and follow current installation guidelines. It is one more way we keep our Denver crews current on the materials and methods that hold up in Front Range weather.

25-Year Workmanship Warranty

Workmanship warranty covering our installation labor for 25 years.

Manufacturer warranties cover materials, but our workmanship warranty covers the installation itself, which is where most roofing problems start. If an issue traces back to how your roof was installed, we come back and make it right. We put the terms in writing before your Denver project begins so there are no surprises down the road.

Flexible Roof Financing Available

Payment plans and financing options for roof replacement and repairs.

A roof replacement is rarely a planned expense, especially after a Denver hail storm. We work with financing partners to offer monthly payment options and multiple terms so you can move forward without draining savings. Our team will walk you through the application and explain the terms clearly before you commit to anything.

Fully Insured With General Liability & Workers' Comp

General liability and workers' compensation coverage on every job.

We carry general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage for our crews, and we are happy to provide certificates before work starts. This protects you from being held responsible if someone is injured or property is damaged on your project. It also means every crew member on your Denver roof is a covered, trained professional rather than an unprotected subcontractor.

Roof Replacement

Replace an aging, storm-battered Denver roof with a clean, weather-ready system built for Colorado hail, wind, and snow.

Roof Repair

Fix leaks, missing shingles, and flashing problems before small damage turns into costly interior repairs.

Emergency Roof Repair

Fast, responsive help when sudden roof damage leaves your Denver home exposed to the weather.

Emergency

Storm Damage Roof Repair

Restore your roof after hail, wind, or severe storms with a local team that knows Colorado weather damage.

Emergency Insurance Help

Roof Insurance Claim Assistance

Get experienced help documenting storm damage and navigating your roofing insurance claim from start to finish.

Insurance Help

Gutter Installation & Repair

Protect your roof, siding, and foundation by moving Colorado rain and snowmelt safely away from your home.

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Residential Replacement

Full Architectural Shingle Replacement in Congress Park

Congress Park, CO

A complete tear-off and replacement of a 2,300-square-foot bungalow roof using Class 4 impact-resistant architectural shingles. The project included new underlayment, ice-and-water shield, ventilation upgrades, and full flashing replacement.

Outcome: The homeowner received a clean final inspection on the first pass and a manufacturer's warranty covering both materials and workmanship. Attic temperatures dropped noticeably during the following summer, easing the load on the home's air conditioning. The property now carries Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, which the owner's insurance carrier recognizes with a premium discount. The homeowner noted that the new ventilation and flashing finally put an end to the winter ice concerns.

Storm Damage Restoration

Hail Damage Restoration for an Aurora Family Home

Aurora, CO

An insurance-backed restoration of a hail-damaged roof, gutters, and vents after a severe Front Range storm. The project included emergency tarping, adjuster documentation, and a full re-roof with impact-resistant materials.

Outcome: The insurance claim was approved for full replacement, leaving the homeowner responsible only for their deductible. The new impact-resistant roof qualifies the family for a hail-resistant premium discount, and the updated venting and flashing resolved the leaks that had stained two ceilings. The homeowner said the adjuster meeting was the turning point and appreciated having the damage explained in plain language. A follow-up inspection after the next storm season showed no new damage.

Metal Roof

Standing Seam Metal Roof for a Golden Foothills Home

Golden, CO

A 24-gauge standing seam metal roof installed on a foothills home exposed to high winds and heavy snow. The system included concealed fasteners, snow guards, and upgraded underlayment for freeze-thaw performance.

Outcome: The roof has withstood two full wind seasons with no panel movement or fastener issues, and the snow guards have kept the driveways clear and safe. The homeowner expects the metal system to outlast the previous asphalt roofs by several decades, eliminating repeat replacement costs. Summer attic temperatures dropped measurably because of the reflective finish, easing cooling demand on the upper floor. The owner described the finished roof as the last roof the house will need.

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Date: 2025-03-14 Text: Had a full roof replacement after hail damage. Mike came out same day for the estimate and helped with the insurance paperwork. Crew was on time at 7am and finished in one day. They cleaned up all the nails. Price matched the quote. Would recomend.

Danielle R.

Date: 2025-01-22 Text: We've used Roofing Demo for three properties over the years. Always reliable. Carlos heads the crew and remembers our buildings. This time they fixed flashing around the chimney and replaced some shingles. Two hour job, fair invoice, no upsell.

Mark T.

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Most residential re-roofs we complete in the Denver metro area are finished in a single day, and larger or steeper homes with multiple layers of tear-off or complex roof lines often take two to three days. The process starts with a free inspection and a written scope of work, followed by material ordering and, when required, pulling the permit with the local jurisdiction. On installation day our crew protects landscaping and driveways, tears off the old roofing, inspects and repairs the decking, then installs underlayment, ice and water shield in the valleys and penetrations, and your chosen shingle or roofing system. Denver's climate shapes the schedule in a few ways. Afternoon thunderstorms and spring hail season can push a project by a day or two, so we watch the forecast closely and never leave a roof open overnight without temporary protection. Because we sit at high altitude with intense UV exposure and freeze-thaw cycles, we pay extra attention to proper ventilation, flashing details, and nailing patterns that meet or exceed local code. Once installation is complete, we do a full magnetic sweep for nails, haul away all debris, and walk the property with you to review the finished work. We also provide documentation of the materials used and photos of key details, which is helpful if you ever need it for an insurance claim or a future sale. If your project involves gutters, siding, or paint as part of a storm restoration, we will coordinate those trades so everything is completed in a logical order rather than in pieces.

Yes. Roofing Demo is a fully licensed and insured family-owned contractor, and we have served the greater Denver metro area since 2009. We carry general liability coverage and workers' compensation for our crews, and we are happy to provide certificates of insurance and license information before work begins. We also hold an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, which reflects a long track record of resolving customer concerns responsibly. We encourage every Denver homeowner to verify a few things regardless of who they hire. Ask for proof of current liability insurance and workers' compensation, confirm the license status with the state or local authority, and request a written contract that spells out the scope, materials, timeline, and payment terms. If a crew member is injured on your property and the contractor does not carry workers' compensation, that risk can fall back on you as the homeowner. It is also worth checking whether the company has a physical local presence, a verifiable address, and references from recent jobs in neighborhoods like yours. Roofing is a high-turnover industry, and out-of-state crews often appear after a major hailstorm and disappear before warranty issues surface. A contractor with a real local reputation, proper insurance, and a documented process is the best protection you can build into your project.

In most cases, yes, if the damage was caused by a covered peril such as hail, wind, or a fallen limb. Denver sits in one of the most active hail corridors in the country, so many Colorado policies include specific roofing provisions, deductibles, or actual cash value terms that differ from a standard replacement policy. Our team inspects your roof, documents the damage with photos and measurements, and prepares a clear summary you can submit with your claim. We also meet your adjuster on site whenever possible so the scope of work is accurate and nothing gets missed. Once the insurance company approves the claim, we review the adjuster's report line by line with you. It is common for an initial estimate to omit items such as drip edge, ridge ventilation, flashing, or code-required upgrades, and those items can often be added through a supplement. We handle that back-and-forth for you and explain what is covered, what your deductible is, and what out-of-pocket costs, if any, you should expect before we begin. A few practical notes for Denver homeowners: file your claim promptly, since many policies have deadlines for reporting storm damage, and avoid signing anything with a contractor who offers to waive your deductible, as that is generally not permitted in Colorado. If your roof is older and the claim is denied or settled at depreciated value, we can walk you through repair options, financing, and the pros and cons of waiting versus replacing now.

The honest answer is that it depends on the age of the roof, the extent and location of the damage, and how the rest of the system is holding up. A roof that is under ten to twelve years old with isolated damage, such as a cracked pipe boot, a lifted shingle, or flashing that has pulled loose, is usually a candidate for a targeted repair. A roof that is twenty years or older, has widespread granule loss, multiple layers of old shingles, or repeated leaks in different areas is generally better served by a full replacement. During our inspection we look at far more than the surface. We check attic ventilation, decking condition, valley and chimney flashing, penetrations, and the condition of the underlayment, because a leak that shows up in your ceiling often starts somewhere else entirely. Denver's freeze-thaw cycles and intense UV are hard on sealants and flashing, so small issues can turn into saturated decking and insulation if they are ignored for a season or two. We give you a straight recommendation with photos and a written explanation, and we will tell you when a repair is the smarter financial choice. If we believe a replacement is warranted, we explain why and what happens if you wait. There is no pressure either way. Our goal is a roof that protects your home and a decision you feel good about five years from now, not just a signed contract today.

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