Our Roofing Process

If you are trying to determine if it’s time to replace the roof on your home in Denver, Arvada, Centennial, Aurora, or another surrounding community, we will visit to determine if a new roof is right for you. If you’ve filed an insurance claim because your roof was damaged by severe weather, we can work directly with your insurance company to make the process as smooth as possible for you.

If your roof needs to be replaced, the first step is to tear off your old roof. If you’re at home during this process, we realize it’s going to disturb your daily routine. That’s why we strive to be quick and efficient. We’ll also protect your home and surroundings from falling debris to ensure that nothing gets damaged by our presence. Our roofing team has many years of experience and utilizes the best equipment to ensure that the job is done right the first time. We also use top-of-the-line roofing materials from respected manufacturers like GAF and Owens Corning to ensure your new roof protects your home from the harsh Colorado climate for decades to come.

Here are some tips that could help make your roof replacement a worry-free process:

Pre-Construction

You’ll need to invest a little time to safeguard your home. Vibrations will be moving through your home as the roof structure is removed and nailed back into place, and they can move items sitting on shelves or fastened to walls and ceiling. You can prepare by:

• Removing items from the walls, including pictures, wall hangings, and any fragile decorations
• Removing delicate, breakable and/or valuable items from shelves
• Tightening and securing light fixtures, globes, and decorations that are hanging from the ceilings or walls
• Moving potted plants away from work areas to protect them from falling debris
• Keeping small children and pets away from the work area at all times
• Removing vehicles from the garage and driveway and keeping them away from the house
• Disarming all alarms and security systems so they aren’t set off by vibrations
• Covering any items stored in the attic
• Removing any items that may cause a tripping hazard for workers

Additionally, your driveway will likely need to be used as a staging area for our products and materials. Supply trucks will be dropping materials to be stored on your roof, and our debris trailer will be parked in your driveway while we are removing your old roof.

Construction

Once the work begins, our crew will need access to electric and water sources. Also, it’s important to remember that your home will become a construction area. During the removal and replacement of your roof, there will be nails and other roofing material around your home, so be cautious! To avoid tire damage, avoid driving your car anywhere near the worksite.

Post Construction

Once your roof replacement has been completed, our crew will thoroughly clean your property. However, thousands of nails and fasteners likely came off of your old roof and some may have been missed, so be cautious. Also make sure that all gates are closed before you let your pets into your yard.