Denver voters approved a Green Roof Initiative, a requirement that large buildings over 25,000 square feet have roof solar panels or a garden roof. The Green Buildings Ordinance went into effect on November 2, 2018. There is a proposal to amend the ordinance to allow flexible options for some buildings. Even with the proposed amendment, Peak to Peak Roofing has another solution for commercial roof repair or roof replacement: GacoFlex.
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As a business owner, you are probably not thinking about the condition of your commercial roof at your store or place of business. But commercial roofs are just as vulnerable to roof hail damage, wind damage and normal weathering like a residential roof.
If a tree fell on your house and punctured part of your roof, or if a Colorado hail storm damaged one section of your roof, do you have to do a full roof replacement or can you do a partial roof replacement? When our Denver roofing clients ask this question, our answer is usually the same – it depends.
When you need to hire a Denver roofing contractor, how do you choose the right one? One of the most important things to consider is reputation. Does the local roofing contractor have a good reputation? A good reputation is a sign that the roofing company’s overall quality and service are excellent. There are many more tips and resources to help you select a reputable roofing contractor for your hail damage roof repair project.
When a hail storm travels through Colorado, you may discover that your home or business has roof hail damage. What is the next step? Most homeowners will contact their insurance agent to ask what their homeowners insurance policy covers for hail damage on roofs. As a homeowner or business owner, you may have questions about filing an insurance claim for roof hail damage. The timeline to file is shorter than you think.
Autumn in Colorado is a mixed bag of weather. It can be snowing or very warm and dry. The abundance of sunshine is balanced with the potential for strong storms which makes it difficult to plan anything outdoors. However, Denver roofing contractors are doing roof installations and hail damage roof inspections in the winter because Colorado has so many sunny days. You may think a hail damage roof replacement is difficult during unpredictable weather seasons, but with so much sunshine, roofing in Denver is not a problem in winter.
Roofing in Denver is a serious business because of the high number of wind and hail storms that occur in the Front Range every year. Hail damage roof inspections are a daily part of the job for Denver roofing contractors. When Denver roofers inspect hail damage on roofs, they are looking for damage to the shingles. When it comes to wood shingles and shake roofs, the roof inspector counts the number of hail hits per shingle and they look for splits in the wood shingle.
After a Colorado hail storm, your roof is vulnerable to hail damage. Without a proper hail damage roof inspection, you may not know your roof shingles have cracks or tears, and down the road, what seems like minor hail damage can cause a leaky roof or wet attic. Hail damage on roofs is hard to see with an untrained eye. The best way to prevent future leaks is to identify the roof hail damage right away, and that means getting a hail damage roof inspection from a professional Denver roofing contractor.
Colorado weather can be unpredictable, and when strong storms sweep through the Front Range, you can expect hail to be part of the storm. Hail damage on roofs can happen from any hail storm, even the brief storms that quickly pass through. Calling a Denver roofing contractor is the first step to get a hail damage roof inspection on your home or business.
The Colorado Springs hail storm on June 13, 2018 was the worst hail storm since 1995. Tennis ball sized hail did a lot of damage to communities south of Colorado Springs. According to the National Weather Service, the Colorado Springs…