Cool Roofs: Are They Worth It in Colorado’s Climate?
Cool roofs are designed to reflect more sunlight and absorb less heat than a standard roof, typically using highly reflective shingles or coatings. In Colorado’s climate, where we experience intense high altitude sun alongside freezing winters, the benefits of a cool roof are significant during the hot summer months in Denver and Aurora. By keeping […]
What Roof Damage is Covered by Insurance?
Generally, most standard homeowners insurance policies cover roof damage caused by “perils” such as wind, hail, fire, or falling objects like trees. In Colorado, where hailstorms are frequent, your policy usually covers the cost of repair or replacement if a storm compromises the structural integrity of your roof. However, it is important to note that […]
Synthetic Underlayment vs. Felt: What’s the Difference?
When you are looking at your roof from the curb in Denver, CO, you mostly see the shingles. However, beneath those shingles lies a critical secondary barrier known as underlayment. Traditionally, roofers used felt paper, a heavy paper base saturated with asphalt. Today, synthetic underlayment has become the gold standard because it is lighter, more […]
