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You’ve heard the one about anything that can go wrong will go wrong — at the worst possible time. Did you know that there’s another Murphy’s law, too? “Left to themselves, things will go from bad to worse.” When a hailstorm, snowstorm, thunderstorm, or even a tornado passes over your corner of Fort Collins, your roof may not escape unscathed. What if, after the weather has calmed down and it’s safe to take a good look around, you notice (possibly

Whether you were born and raised in Fort Collins or you’ve lived in the area for years, you may not think of it as a place that faces “severe weather” — because you’re used to it. If you’re gearing up for a roof replacement, however, it’s a good idea to ponder the weather a little more deeply. After all, extreme weather is one of the most important factors to consider when choosing your roofing materials. Heavy snowfall, snowstorms, and thunderstorms

It’s something you may or may not have dreaded for the past few seasons now: the time has come to do a complete roof makeover for your home! Researching your preferred contractor and what material you’d like to replace your roof with is all well and good, but the crux of the matter lies in how much an entire roof replacement project would run you. This is an especially important factor to consider if you live in an area with

Your Colorado roof has kept you and your property safe for years — but you know it’s entered its final chapter. Still, with the significant cost of a roof replacement hanging over you, you’d prefer to squeeze as much life out of it as possible. Knowing that winter is the worst possible season for roof replacements, especially in snowy Colorado, you have one simple question. “Can my roof handle another winter, or do I need to act now?” Only an

Replacing your roof can be a huge task, and one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a homeowner. But nothing will make a bigger difference to your home than a new roof. Not only does it increase safety, it lowers your bills and gives your home fresh curb appeal, too. If you are buying a new roof, then you are probably wondering where to start. A new roof can be a costly investment, but it will pay off

Colorado homeowners can all agree on one thing: the state is famous for its unpredictable weather. You name it, we’ve got it; Colorado experiences heat, wind, hail and flooding due to its geographical position. Whether you’re a homeowner or a roofing contractor it’s crucial to know how long roofs can withstand conditions. While theres no answer we can provide an overview of roof types and their lifespans. With this guide you’ll have a time deciding when and how to replace