Where we work
About forty minutes from the yard, in any direction.
We keep the radius tight on purpose: a crew that spends its day driving isn’t on your roof, and a warranty call in year nine should be a short trip. If you’re just outside the list, ask — the answer is usually yes.
- DenverPark Hill, Wash Park, the Highlands, Congress Park, Montclair, Berkeley, Platt Park, Hilltop — and the yard is in Northeast Denver.
- AuroraSoutheast Aurora is the busiest hail territory we work. Chalk in the truck all summer.
- LakewoodGreen Mountain, Belmar, Applewood.
- ArvadaOlde Town to the west edge. A lot of standing seam out here lately.
- Wheat RidgeHouses and the shop buildings along 44th.
- WestminsterBoth halves of it.
- ThorntonAnd Northglenn, on the way.
- BroomfieldNewer roofs, mostly — which means the first replacement wave is starting.
- CentennialBig roof planes, big hail. Class 4 country.
- LittletonOld Littleton and the newer neighborhoods south.
- Highlands RanchCovenant-heavy — we’ll check the color rules before we bring boards.
- ParkerThe east edge of the radius, and the far end of the Palmer Divide hail belt.
- GoldenSteep lots, wind off the foothills. Six nails matter here.
- EnglewoodAnd Sheridan, Cherry Hills — the south-central pocket.
On hail
The Front Range gets more large-hail days than almost anywhere in the country, and the south-east metro — from Centennial out toward Parker — gets the most of the metro. If you’re there, a Class 4 shingle isn’t an upgrade. It’s the sensible default.
Just outside the list?
Ask. If it’s a reasonable drive we’ll come, and if it isn’t we’ll say so and try to point you at someone good.