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Roofing Companies in Denver, CO
Need a roofer in Denver? Call Roofing Captain and we will connect you with a local roofing contractor for roof repair, leak and storm damage repair, or a full roof replacement anywhere in Denver and City and County of Denver.
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Roofers in Denver, CO
Roofing Captain helps homeowners in Denver reach local roofers for roof repair, leak repair, storm damage and roof replacement. Whether your home is in Washington Park, Capitol Hill, Congress Park or Cherry Creek, one call connects you with a roofer who works in your part of Denver.
Tell the roofer what you are seeing (a leak, missing shingles, hail marks or an aging roof) and ask for a written estimate with the options for repair or replacement.
What Denver weather does to roofs
Denver sits more than a mile above sea level with a dry, sunny climate, so roofs take strong UV exposure and wide day-to-night temperature swings. Spring and summer thunderstorms bring damaging hail, and several of the region's costliest storms have hit the city, including the May 2017 storm in west Denver and the May 2024 storm in northeast Denver. Winters bring roughly four feet of snow a year, along with freeze-thaw cycles and occasional warm chinook winds that melt snow quickly.
What your roof faces in Denver
- Frequent and severe hailstorms
- High-altitude UV and intense sun
- Snow loads and freeze-thaw cycles
- Ice dams after rapid melts
- Gusty downslope winds
Roofing services in Denver
Roof Repair in Denver
Leaks, missing shingles, flashing and vent problems fixed before they spread.
Roof Replacement in Denver
Tear-off and a new roof when repairs no longer make sense.
Commercial Roofing in Denver
Flat and low-slope roofs for offices, retail, warehouses and apartments.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam and metal panel roofs: repairs, new installs and conversions.
Flat Roofing
TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen and built-up flat roofs repaired or replaced.
Residential Roofing
Repairs, inspections and new roofs for houses and townhomes.
Shingle Roofing
Asphalt and architectural shingle repairs and replacement.
Tile Roofing
Clay and concrete tile repairs, underlayment and full re-roofs.
Slate Roofing
Slate repairs, flashing and restoration by roofers who know slate.
Cedar Shake Roofing
Cedar shake and wood shingle repair, treatment and replacement.
Roof Inspection
A close look at your roof before a sale or after a storm.
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Roof permits in Denver
Denver requires a separate roof permit for roof replacement, and repairs need one when they cover more than 10% of the roof area or more than two roofing squares, whichever is smaller. Changing roof framing or structure takes a full plan review, and homes that are landmarks or in historic districts need Landmark Preservation approval first.
- A roof permit is always applied for separately from any general construction permit.
- Roof repairs over 10% of the roof area, or over two squares if that is smaller, require a permit.
- Re-roofing on a designated landmark or in a historic district must be approved by Landmark Preservation before the permit is issued and cannot be pulled through the online e-permit system.
Permits are handled by the City and County of Denver Community Planning and Development. Ask your roofer whether the permit is included in the estimate.
Roofers across Denver neighborhoods
Roofers we connect you with work throughout Denver and City and County of Denver, including these areas:
- Washington Park
- Capitol Hill
- Congress Park
- Cherry Creek
- South Park Hill
- Highland
- Whittier
- Baker
- Platt Park
- Hilltop
- Harvey Park
- Central Park
ZIP codes include 80203, 80205, 80206, 80207, 80209, 80210, 80211, 80212, 80218, 80219, 80220 and 80238.
How it works
Call the number on this page
Tell us what is happening with your roof: a leak, storm damage, an old roof or a new project.
Get connected to a local roofer
Your call goes to a roofing company that serves your area in Denver.
Inspection and written estimate
The roofer checks the roof and explains the options. Ask for the estimate in writing, plus proof of license and insurance.
The work and cleanup
Once you choose, the repair or new roof gets done. Walk the finished roof with the roofer before you sign off.
Denver roofing questions
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Denver?
Denver requires a separate roof permit for roof replacement, and repairs need one when they cover more than 10% of the roof area or more than two roofing squares, whichever is smaller. Changing roof framing or structure takes a full plan review, and homes that are landmarks or in historic districts need Landmark Preservation approval first. Questions go to the City and County of Denver Community Planning and Development. Most roofing contractors in Denver pull the permit for you; confirm this in your written estimate.
What causes the most roof damage in Denver?
Denver sits more than a mile above sea level with a dry, sunny climate, so roofs take strong UV exposure and wide day-to-night temperature swings. Spring and summer thunderstorms bring damaging hail, and several of the region's costliest storms have hit the city, including the May 2017 storm in west Denver and the May 2024 storm in northeast Denver. Winters bring roughly four feet of snow a year, along with freeze-thaw cycles and occasional warm chinook winds that melt snow quickly. Common problems local roofers see include frequent and severe hailstorms, high-altitude UV and intense sun, snow loads and freeze-thaw cycles and ice dams after rapid melts.
Which parts of Denver can I get a roofer in?
Calls are connected with roofing companies that serve Denver, including Washington Park, Capitol Hill, Congress Park, Cherry Creek, South Park Hill and Highland, and nearby areas such as Aurora, Lakewood and Englewood.
Should I repair or replace my roof in Denver?
If damage is limited to a small area, a repair is usually enough. If the roof is near the end of its life, has widespread storm damage or keeps leaking, replacement is often the better value. A local roofer can inspect it and give you a written estimate for both.