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Need reliable roofing work done? Colorado Roofing Repair is the answer.
We provide residential roof replacement for insurance claims, shake replacement, new construction, service & repair.

At Colorado Roofing Repair we have the knowledge and skill to perform repairs on most any type of roof system, gutter replacement and gutter installations.

From wind damage, ice damage, flashing failure, to the new addition of stove or roof pipes, we have the solution.

Our staff is on call for emergency roof repairs, we really do care about stopping water intrusion into your building / home, or getting your roof back to a viable state until we can install your new roof.

Few things are more frustrating in regards to your home, or business than a leaking roof. Intruding water damages insulation, drywall, paint, carpet, personal items, etc.

The age and condition of your roof is the deciding factor on whether your roof can be repaired, or should be replaced. Depending on the type of roof system, temporary repairs are sometimes possible even on roofs that need to be replaced.

• Shingle Roofs

There are numerous causes for leaks on shingle roof installations. Including, shingle deterioration, damage to roof materials (hail, trees limbs, foot traffic etc.)failed flashing,ice dams, improper installation of roof system (or improper materials installed).

Shingle / Material deterioration due to age is not repairable. Shingles at the end of their life span will lose granules, become brittle, curl, crack and split. After a windy day, if you notice granules on your walks, or driveway, the shingles are breaking down.
There is no cure or repair for this situation, any attempt at repair would be short lived at best. One needs to consider a new roof at this time

Pipe Jacks, Pipe Boots and Attic Ventilation - Break down of these fixtures can be a matter of low quality material used, or failure of the sealant used to keep fixture water tight or damage to the fixture itself by falling objects, foot traffic etc. Plastic components are usually less durable against the elements and can warp, crack, split etc. As long as the shingles are viable, a repair is typically a minor procedure consisting of either re-sealing or replacement.

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• Damage to Roof
Damage to the roof (non age related) materials can reduce the lifetime of a shingle dramatically. Exposure to unexpected, out of the ordinary conditions can not only shorten the life of the materials but void material and labor warranties.

• Ice Dams can cause severe interior leakage.This causes damage to wood, drywall and insallation. The danger of mold also becomes a concern. Click Here to learn how to best reduce these problems.

• Hail depending on the size and severity can be very damaging to shingle surfaces and roof components. Damaging hail results in granule loss, to full penetration of the shingle. Generally hail under 3/4" in diameter will not cause significant damage, unless the material is already in an advanced stage of deterioration (dry, brittle, losing granules etc.)

• Tree limbs lying on the roof surface (dragging and rubbing the shingles when wind driven) loosens the granules which are on the shingle for UV protection causing premature aging. Frequently, limbs will catch the edge of a sealed shingle, lifting it thus breaking the seal or the shingle itself. Leaves left on the roof (especially in low slope valleys) can compost and will damage the shingle in a short period of time.

• Foot traffic can damage the shingles in several ways. Granule loss, scarring, breakage, disrupting seal etc. Shingles are not manufactured to withstand foot traffic activity, extreme care should be taken when one feels it necessary to get on a roof, not only safety concerns, but damage to the roof system. Foot traffic will typically void material and labor warranties. Best advice is to stay off the roof.

• Water in excessive and consistent amounts will cause the shingles in it's path to deteriorate rapidly as compared to the uneffected areas. This typically occurs with the use of evaporative coolers, in conjunction with faulty cooler components (float, tubing, overflow seal etc.) Shingles are not intended to withstand constant exposure to water flow.

Colorado Roofing Systems is now known as Colorado Roofing Repair and has expanded it's service area by 3 counties.

We now are serving the Jefferson County, Park County, Eagle County, Grand County, Summit County and Clear Creek County areas.

Our primary cities are Fairplay, Pine, Morrison, Evergreen, Conifer, Bailey and the Denver area.