Roof Replacement
A full tear-off and rebuild of your roofing system — shingles or panels, underlayment, flashing, ventilation — sized for Front Range hail, UV and freeze-thaw cycles.
About roof replacement Denver metro · hail-season ready
A new roof built for Colorado hail season
Full roof replacement across the Denver metro — Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, metal and tile — with free on-roof inspections and written, itemized quotes. One call starts it.
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Hail season runs the calendar here — plan around it
Colorado's Front Range is one of the hailiest corridors in the country. When you replace matters almost as much as what you install.
Nov–MarQuiet season — best scheduling window
AprilSeason opens, first severe cells
May–JulPeak hail — storms, claims, full crews
Aug–SepLate peak — claim rush continues
OctoberSeason closes — fall install window
StormsQuarter-size+ hail = inspect within days
ClaimsMost policies: file within ~1 year
Lead time2–6 weeks after major events
- Replacing an undamaged but aging roof? Quote it November–February, install March–April or late September–November. Full crew attention, no claim-season chaos.
- Storm just hit? Document dents in gutters and AC fins from the ground, then get a professional on-roof inspection within days — bruised shingles are invisible from below.
- Filing a claim? You choose the contractor, not the carrier. Have your roofer on the roof when the adjuster visits.
- Replacing anyway? Upgrade to Class 4 impact-resistant shingles — in hail country the insurance discount usually pays back the difference.
Roof replacement services across the Denver metro
Every job is a full system — tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing, ventilation — quoted in writing before work starts.
Class 4 Shingles
UL 2218 Class 4 shingles are the Front Range standard for a reason — engineered to survive hail that destroys standard shingles, and many Colorado insurers discount premiums for them.
About class 4 shinglesMetal Roofing
Standing seam and stone-coated steel roofs that shrug off hail, shed snow, and last 40-70 years — a lifetime roof for Colorado’s climate.
About metal roofingTile Roofing
Concrete and clay tile replacement with proper structural checks and underlayment rebuilds — tile done right for Colorado freeze-thaw cycles.
About tile roofingTear-Off & Re-Roof
Full removal of old roofing layers down to the deck — the only way to find hidden hail damage, rotted decking and ventilation problems before the new roof goes on.
About tear-off & re-roofHail Damage Replacement
Post-storm inspections, documented damage reports for your insurance claim, and full replacement with storm-rated materials — from first call to final check.
About hail damage replacementRoof Financing
Monthly payment plans, insurance-funded replacements, and practical ways to make a $12,000-$25,000 project fit a household budget.
About roof financingMaterials chosen for the Front Range, not the showroom
Altitude UV, freeze-thaw cycles and hail eliminate half the catalog before we start. Here's what's left.
Best for hail country
Class 4 Impact-Resistant Shingles
The Front Range standard. Survives hail that destroys standard shingles, looks identical to premium architectural profiles, and most Colorado insurers discount premiums 5-25% for verified installations.
Architectural Asphalt Shingles
The value workhorse: dimensional profiles, 25-30 year ratings, the widest color selection. A solid choice for budget-first replacements — just know the metro’s hail will test them.
Metal & Tile
Standing seam, stone-coated steel and concrete tile for homeowners playing the long game: 40-70 year lifespans, top-tier hail and fire performance, and zero re-roofs in your future.
From first call to final nail sweep
Six steps, one point of contact, zero surprises on the invoice.
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Call and describe your roof
One call to our line connects you with a local Denver-metro estimator. You describe the roof, the neighborhood and any storm history — we schedule the on-roof inspection, usually within 48 hours.
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On-roof inspection and documentation
A trained estimator walks the roof, photographs every slope, checks soft metals for hail hits, and inspects attic ventilation from inside. You get the full picture, not a driveway guess.
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Written, itemized quote
Materials, tear-off, decking allowance, ventilation, flashing, permits, disposal and cleanup — every line spelled out. If insurance is involved, the documentation package goes to your adjuster.
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Scheduling around Colorado weather
We book installation in a confirmed weather window. Materials are delivered a day or two ahead; crews tear off only what they can dry-in the same day. Afternoon storms never catch your deck exposed.
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Tear-off and installation
Old roofing comes off down to the deck, damaged sheathing is replaced, and the new system goes on: ice-and-water barrier, underlayment, drip edge, flashing, ventilation and your chosen material.
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Final walkthrough and paperwork
Magnetic nail sweeps, a walkthrough with the crew lead, permit sign-off, and your warranty documents — plus Class 4 certification paperwork for your insurance discount when applicable.
Why homeowners call Denver New Roof
Replacement-only focus, local crews, written everything
We connect Denver-metro homeowners with established local roofing contractors — and nothing else. No repair band-aids on roofs that need replacing, no out-of-state storm crews.
- Free on-roof inspections with photo documentation
- Itemized written quotes you can compare line by line
- Permits pulled in the contractor's name, inspections handled
- Class 4 certification paperwork for insurance discounts
- Manufacturer and workmanship warranties in writing
Three calls we get every season
Real situations, typical playbooks — not reviews, just how these jobs usually go.
The May hailstorm scenario
A cell drops golf-ball hail across Aurora and Centennial on a Saturday. Monday you call; Wednesday an estimator documents bruised shingles and dented vents; the claim is filed by Friday with photos your adjuster actually needs.
The 20-year-old roof scenario
No storm, no leak — just a 2004 roof shedding granules into the gutters of your Littleton ranch. A proactive fall replacement with Class 4 shingles, scheduled before the spring rush, at quiet-season pricing.
The real-estate deadline scenario
Your Golden home goes under contract and the inspection flags the roof. A fast tear-off and replacement with permit sign-off keeps closing on track — and the transferable warranty becomes a selling point.
Illustrative scenarios based on common Denver-metro projects — not customer testimonials.
Serving Denver and ten metro communities
Local crews, local permits, local hail history — from Golden's foothills to Parker's Palmer Divide edge.
DenverCitywide — all neighborhoods AuroraMetro’s largest suburb, east of DenverLakewoodWest side, at the foot of Green MountainArvadaNorthwest suburb, Olde Town to CandelasWestminsterBetween Denver and Boulder on US-36ThorntonFast-growing northern suburbCentennialSouth metro, along the I-25 corridorLittletonHistoric south suburb along the PlatteHighlands RanchMaster-planned community, south metroParkerSoutheast corridor toward the Palmer DivideGoldenFoothills gateway at the mouth of Clear Creek Canyon
Roof replacement questions, answered straight
Costs, claims, hail season timing and materials — the things Denver homeowners actually ask.
How much does a roof replacement cost in Denver in 2026?
Most Denver-area shingle replacements run $12,000 to $22,000 for a typical single-family home, depending on roof size, pitch, stories and material. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles add roughly 10-20% to material cost. Metal replacements commonly run $25,000 to $45,000. Every quote we arrange is written and itemized so you can compare line by line.
When is hail season in Colorado, and when should I replace my roof?
Colorado’s hail season runs roughly April through September, peaking May through July. The best windows to schedule a replacement are late winter through early spring (before storms) and late September through November (after the season). If your roof was already damaged, do not wait for a "better" season — exposed decking and bruised shingles get worse every week.
Will my insurance pay for a new roof after hail?
If a covered storm caused the damage, most Colorado homeowner policies pay for replacement minus your deductible. The key steps: get a documented inspection, file promptly, and have your contractor present for the adjuster visit. You have the legal right to choose your own contractor — you do not have to use the insurance company’s vendor.
What are Class 4 impact-resistant shingles?
Class 4 is the highest impact rating in the UL 2218 test — the shingle survives a 2-inch steel ball dropped from 20 feet without cracking. These shingles use modified asphalt or polymer blends that flex on impact. Most major Colorado insurers offer premium discounts, commonly 5-25%, for verified Class 4 roofs.
How long does a roof replacement take?
A typical Denver single-family roof takes one to three working days once materials are delivered. Steep or complex rooflines and larger homes can take longer. Summer afternoon thunderstorms cause occasional weather delays, so crews tear off only what they can dry-in the same day.
Can I put a second layer of shingles over my old roof?
Colorado code sometimes permits a second layer, but we do not recommend it in the Denver metro. An overlay hides hail bruising and rotted decking, adds thousands of pounds of weight, voids many manufacturer warranties and complicates future insurance claims. A full tear-off is almost always the better investment.
Do I need a permit for roof replacement in Denver?
Yes. Denver and surrounding municipalities require a roofing permit and inspection for replacement. Legitimate contractors pull the permit in their own company name — treat it as a red flag if a contractor asks you to pull it as the homeowner.
How do I avoid storm-chaser scams after a hailstorm?
Be cautious of door-knockers who appear within hours of a storm, demand signed contracts on the spot, or offer to "waive" or "cover" your deductible — that practice is illegal in Colorado. Choose established local companies, verify the permit is pulled in their name, and never pay the full amount before work begins.
From the blog: Denver roofing guides
Practical reads on cost, insurance and hail-season timing.
Roof Replacement Cost in Denver: 2026 Price Guide
Real 2026 price ranges for shingle, Class 4, metal and tile replacements across the Denver metro — and the line items that change your quote.
Read the guideClass 4 Shingles and the Colorado Insurance Discount: What Homeowners Should Know
The UL 2218 rating explained, how the discount is applied, and the paperwork your insurer actually needs after installation.
Read the guideColorado Hail Season Timeline: When to Inspect, Claim and Replace
April through September is hail season on the Front Range. Here is the month-by-month playbook for inspections, claims and scheduling.
Read the guide