Boulder Roofing

A good roofing company understands something very important about people: they love to maximize happiness and minimize stress. Homeownership brings with it many opportunities for both joys and headaches. Unfortunately, we get so caught up in the things going on in our lives that we neglect to check on the other things that matter and can cost us a lot of money down the line. 

 

Our roofers come in and do an efficient, clean, and permanent job of fixing or replacing your roof or fixing your gutter system. Let us handle all of that work. From maintenance checks every six months to gutter cleanings, roofers can save you time and money by catching any problem spots or issues before they become massive jobs that cost you thousands.

 

boulder-roofersBut more than that, we are proud to give you our satisfaction guarantee. We stand by our work and the products we use. We use only the highest-quality materials in the industry. We also use the most up-to-date techniques to keep our workers safe and give you a roof over your head that you can be confident in. We know that having people working on your house can be very stressful, however. Our previous clients have been impressed with our level of commitment to communicating with homeowners and our ability to address their needs and questions as quickly as possible. 

 

Read on to find out more about roofing, and to get answers on common questions homeowners have when they need a roofer.

When Should I Call A Roofer?

You should have your roof inspected every six months, along with your gutters, to ensure that it’s in good condition. However, if you live in a home with a lot of trees around you, especially pines that shed their needles year-round, then you want to check more often. During seasons when there is a lot of vegetation falling onto your roof and gutters, especially in autumn, you may want to inspect your roof quarterly. If you notice anything during these checks, call a roofer.

 

You may need to call a roofer after a heavy storm causes leaks or other damage, but you should avoid responding to flyers from “storm chasers.” These are roofing companies that hire under-qualified contractors, use lower-quality materials, and show up after storms with fake deals. If your roof was damaged in a storm or after heavy snowfall steer clear of roofers running scams. Instead, call a roofer who is going to do great work.

How Long Does Roofing Work Take?

The time spent on a job largely depends on the amount of work being done in square footage, how much damage or mold has made its way inside of the house, and any prior work done on it. Also, any time you are getting your roof looked at, you should also get your gutters cleaned. In the case of a small repair, expect to have roofers working for two full days. However, if they’re doing a full replacement on a house with a high pitch, then it could take up to a full week. The only way to know is to get an estimate from a qualified roofer who can tell you how much work you’ve done and how quickly they can get it done with their team.

 

Gutter cleanings can last anywhere from half an hour to two hours, again, depending on the size of the house and the condition they’re in. This is an extremely valuable part of keeping up with your home. When your gutters are clogged or not working efficiently, that water can pool and seep into your house through the roof, walls, and even in the basement.

How Much Does Roofing Cost?

Again, this is another question with a varying answer. Typically costs will range between $5,000 to $15,000. If the roofer sees that mold has crept into your attic, for example, then they need to remove all of that affected wood. It is an organic material, after all, and mold is a living substance, so it will continue to spread if not effectively taken care of. On the flip side, if you already had a layer of shingles and just need a second one, and there are no signs of visible water damage inside or outside the house, then your costs will be in the lower range.

 

Again, if you want to keep your costs low, then it’s a great idea to start having a roofer come out twice a year just to look at your home. You can also look around your home to see if you find spots on the ceiling or issues in your attic. These can be signs that you need repairs.

Qualifications of Great Roofers

Roofers in Colorado are required to have a business license but not a state license to be a roofer. This is why it’s easy to find a lot of scammers, and sometimes can be hard to find a great roofer. Fortunately, there are some ways for you to identify who you will hire for your roofing job based on these things.

Referrals

Great roofers often work alongside other contractors. Sometimes they work in different specialty fields together, such as on a large construction job, or through other channels. These people will be able to tell you how that contractor works and what their best qualities are. These are other professionals who are on an equal level as them.

Customer Satisfaction Ratings

Other than referrals, you can also look up customer satisfaction ratings and find out what people are saying about this business online.

Certifications

Not every roofer needs certifications, just as they don’t need a license. But sometimes the manufacturers of the products used will have their own training programs for professionals who use their products. Ask your roofer what products they use, and if they have been able to train with any specialists.

A Warranty

In the roofing industry it is considered unprofessional to not stand by your work and offer a warranty. Additionally, a lot of manufacturers of roofing products and materials offer warranties on their products that roofers should be making you aware of. 

Why Hire A Roofer

Many of our smart customers do a lot of research online before calling a roofer, and that’s a great idea. You want to be an informed customer. But those do-it-yourself videos are often made by people who do this stuff all the time. The average homeowner, however, has never set foot on an elevated structure where there are no handrails, and immense opportunities to fall. A roofer will have the insurance and the skills to stay safe and keep you out of a dangerous situation. You will also save hours of time. The reason why it looks so fast and easy is that practice makes perfect. Plus, there’s a lot to be said about being comfortable and focused while working on a roof. Roofers have specialized equipment and harnesses to help them stay safe. They also know how to walk safely on a roof. Depending on how steep the angle on your roof is, it might be very difficult to walk on. Rather than put yourself through that kind of risk, call us and we will gladly come out to you!

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