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Can You Replace a Roof in the Winter? Myths vs. Reality

November 1, 2024
Can You Replace a Roof in the Winter? Myths vs. Reality

The winter season in Colorado brings more than just the enchanting beauty of snow-covered landscapes and glistening frost; it also introduces icy conditions, extreme temperatures, high winds, and heavy snowfall. With such conditions, the last thing most homeowners want to…

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Winter Warning: Are Your Gutters Contributing To Ice Dams?

September 26, 2024
Winter Warning Are Your Gutters Contributing to Ice Dams

Do gutters cause ice dams? More specifically, can a faulty gutter contribute to ice damming? Residential homeowners may not understand whether gutter issues lead directly to the formation of an ice dam. However, ice dams are typically caused by multiple…

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Is A New Roof The Solution For Lowering Your Energy Bills?

August 22, 2024
Is a New Roof the Solution for Lowering Your Energy Bills?

If you’ve grown frustrated with the ever-increasing cost of heating and cooling (like most of us), consider installing a new energy-efficient roof. An aging or dilapidated roof may cost you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars in excess energy consumption.…

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Can You Reroof Your House in Sections? Everything You Need to Consider

July 25, 2024
Can You Reroof Your House in Sections? Everything You Need to Consider

Some homeowners consider reroofing their houses in sections, tackling specific areas needing attention rather than replacing the whole roof at once. While reroofing in sections may seem appealing, it is important to fully understand the potential drawbacks before proceeding.

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Act Promptly! Potential Risks Of A Delayed Roof Inspection After A Storm

June 27, 2024

Timing is everything. If you, as a homeowner, miss a time window to address your roof following a storm, you could jeopardize your chances of any resolution. Although it may seem harsh, your insurance provider restricts how long you have…

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Denver Roofing: Understanding The Different Roof Types For Our Unique Climate

June 13, 2024
Denver Rofing: Understanding the Different Roof Types for Our Unique Climate

Colorado’s climate is best described as “extreme.” Locals understand they must be prepared for anything because nothing about Colorado’s weather is predictable. Unlike any other state, the climatic conditions can change dramatically within hours, if not minutes. It is not…

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When Money Is Tight: What To Do if You Can’t Afford a Roof Replacement

April 25, 2024
When Money Is Tight: What To Do if You Can’t Afford a Roof Replacement

What options exist if personal finances are tight, but you think your home needs a roof replacement sooner versus later? Deciding what to do next can produce a lot of unnecessary stress. Is financing available? Are there other alternatives? A…

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The Time Factor: How Long Will a Roof Inspection Take?

March 28, 2024
The Time Factor: How Long Will a Roof Inspection Take?

Time. Most people wish they had more of it. Most of us can agree on that point. In our ever-busy lives, time is a valuable (and indispensable) commodity. If you own a home, you understand that the roof’s performance is…

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Roof Replacement 101: How Long Does it Really Take?

January 25, 2024
Roof Replacement 101: How Long does it really take?

Many homeowners are put off from pursuing an essential roof replacement because they fear their home will remain under construction for an extended period – an unreasonable amount of time. Often, these homeowner concerns are more than justified.  Given the…

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How Can I Prevent Ice Dams & Keep My Roof in Good Condition?

November 9, 2023
Image of ice and how to prevent ice dams.

With winter just around the corner, it’s time to start planning to protect your roof from ice dams and keep it in tip-top shape. We’ll discuss how ice dams form, why they are harmful, and several strategies to prevent destructive…

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