Trusted Damage Restoration Services in Greenwood Village, CO

After a proper installation, there shouldn't be any maintenance for a roof in Colorado. The only exception would be keeping large debris off of your roof, large branches, utility wires, etc. As far as inspections, it is recommended that your roof is inspected yearly. There are many companies, including ours that do free yearly inspections.

You want to make sure the contractor has the proper license, insurance, and a good reputation within the community. Also, one that has experience working with insurance companies can help guide you through a claims process.

Yes, however it is very important to review your insurance policy. With the changes to these policies over recent years, deductibles and coverages vary wildly. This is the reason you want your roofing contractor to have an insurance expert on their team.

Any time work is performed on a roof after installation, it will void some of the warranty. Solar companies are responsible for penetrations they make in the roof during solar installation. Usually, this voids the warranty in that section of the roof. However, another option is to have the original roofer come out and re-inspect the roof. This re-inspection may require a small fee, but would reinforce your original warranty.

First, have your roof inspected by a reputable company. If you are convinced you have weather damage, the next step is to have your insurance adjuster come out and verify the damage. It is advised to have your roofing company out at the same time as the insurance adjuster, this ensures that no damage will be overlooked. Once the roof is approved for full replacement by the insurance adjuster, the next step is to process the claim with your roofing contractor. From there, the contractor will pull permits, install the roof, and complete inspections.