Expert Insulation Contractors in Castle Rock, CO

Most municipalities and county building departments across the front range have moved away from allowing shingle overlays. There are a few that will allow up to 2 layers of shingles on a roof but for the most part, they expect contractors to remove the roofing products completely to the sub straight.

You can look up a roofing contractor in your municipalities public record and see how long they have been licensed, the condition of the standing of the license and usually you can find record of previous permits pulled by the contractor and the standing of those permits. Or if you just ask the contractor for this information, they should offer this information freely to you.

There are typically two types of roof warranty, a labor warranty and the product warranty. The labor warranty is typically provided by the contractor to cover the proper installation of the roofing materials for a given amount of time. If there is a problem with a roof installation, it will present itself with in the first few seasonal cycles here in Colorado. The Sonners Contracting Inc. labor warranty is valid for 2 years from the date of installation. We keep our records for a minimum of 7 years as is required by the U.S. Tax code, and as such all we need is the address of the property to look up the installation date in our system. Our warranty is associated with the property not the owner and as such we honor our warranty regardless of who owns the home. The product warranty is provided by the manufacturer of the roofing product you choose and is typically also tied to the property not the owner of the property.

Yes, you can stay home during the re-roof process. We ask customers to keep in mind that re-roofing is heavy construction, it is loud work, and there is a danger of falling debris and loose nails around the perimeter of the home during tear off. We recommend that all customers park their cars in the street for easy access and be cautious when entering and exiting the dwelling and while walking around the perimeter of the dwelling during the installation process.