All Seasons Exteriors

You will be assigned a project manager that will call you within about two weeks to schedule your roof replacement. The project manager will also confirm the shingle and drip edge colors to ensure the correct material is ordered. A few days before the reroof is scheduled, the project manager will call to review a checklist. The checklist consists of making sure there are no pots or lawn art close to the house, making sure the gate is unlocked, and the crew has access to an outlet, making sure cars are out of a detached garage, and arranging to pick up the deposit check on the day of the build. After the project is complete, the crew will clean up the property. In addition, we send another employee over the next day to double-check and make sure everything is cleaned up. We schedule a final inspection with the building department, and the roof is inspected generally the next day. The project manager will call the homeowner after the inspection with the results and see if everything is satisfactory. We have a supplement department that works with the insurance company to complete the final payment. After the final check is sent to the homeowner, we send an invoice that matches the final payment from the insurance company to be paid online or by check.

We are licensed in every municipality from Colorado Springs to Longmont. We carry a $2,000,000 general liability policy.

That depends on the type of shingle that is installed. The majority of roofs in Colorado are asphalt shingles. While most manufacturers give a 50-year warranty on their shingles, the truth is that you can expect to get 20-30 years of life out of an asphalt product in Colorado. Our climate and sun exposure have much to do with the life expectancy in the front range.

That's simple: they make the best asphalt impact-resistant shingle on the market. Colorado is the hail capital of the world. In fact, we surpassed Texas in 2019 for the most claims filed for hail. With the number of changes that are occurring throughout the insurance industry, it's no longer sustainable to replace a roof every five years. Our mission is to provide our customers with the most durable products while not breaking the bank. Asphalt shingles are the most affordable product that one can install in their home. However, not all impact-resistant shingles are created equal. That's why we've partnered with Malarkey Roofing Products. Because their values align with ours in terms of providing the customer with an excellent product. They recognized the level of our workmanship and have designated us as one of their Certified Residential Contractors.

A smaller house can be a 1-day job, and on larger houses, it can generally be between 1 and 3 days. If we have to replace the decking (plywood), it will generally extend the amount of time by 1 more day. What happens if the inspection fails? From time to time, an inspection will fail, and the inspector lists the items on the permit that need to be corrected. Our roofers will correct the items listed generally within a couple of days. We will then quickly schedule another inspection, usually a day or 2 after the items are corrected. Are you licensed and insured? We are licensed in every municipality from Colorado Springs to Longmont. We carry a $2,000,000 general liability policy.

Many variables go into replacing a roof. How many layers are there? Will it require new OSB sheathing? Is there adequate ventilation? What grade of shingle are you replacing with? The fact is that it's hard to put an "average" cost when every roof is different. However, Remodeling Magazine estimated the national average cost of an asphalt shingle re-roof at $16,287 for 2020. We've replaced roofs from $5,000 to $60,000 and recommend scheduling a time for one of our estimators to discuss the details and desires for your roofing project to determine the cost. We always give our clients several options to ensure that we adequately meet their needs.

Not all hail damages a roof, but it’s highly probable after a Colorado hail storm. You should call All Seasons Exteriors, a roofing company in Lakewood, and also a roof hail damage repair company in Denver. As soon as you call your insurance company, you have initiated a claim. A claim is kind of like a driving record. Every claim stays on your record for 5-7 years, regardless of whether or not you receive any compensation. The higher amount of claims on your record, the more “at-risk” you are considered by insurance providers. A high number of claims on your record can lead to higher insurance premiums or your insurance policy being canceled by your current provider. Not only this, but a roofer can usually get to you faster than an adjuster after a big hail storm. They can make emergency repairs if needed to ensure you don’t incur further damage.