Residential Roofing
Colorado Residential Roofing from a Commercial-Grade Contractor
Colorado Residential Roofing from a Commercial-Grade Contractor
Statewide Roofing has replaced hundreds of roofs on homes, apartment communities, and residential-style properties across Colorado. While our primary focus today is commercial roofing, we bring that same commercial-grade standard — experienced crews, quality materials, and full-system installation — to every residential project we take on.
For homeowners and residential property owners, that means working with a contractor that has seen more roof conditions, handled more complex projects, and installed more roofing systems than most residential-only companies will in their entire history. We don’t treat a residential replacement as a simple job. We treat it as a roof.
What We Focus On
Our residential work centers on three things: roof replacement, hail damage inspections, and insurance-related projects. We’re not a company that does patchwork. When we’re involved, the goal is a complete, correctly installed roofing system built to perform in Colorado’s climate for the long term.
Hail Damage and Insurance Roof Replacement
In Colorado, hail is the most common reason a residential roof needs to be replaced — and it’s where we have the deepest experience. We’ve inspected and replaced hundreds of hail-damaged roofs across the Front Range. We know what genuine storm damage looks like, how to document it correctly, and how to work through an insurance-related replacement process without unnecessary friction for the homeowner.
Hail damage isn’t always obvious from the ground. Shingles can be bruised, granule-depleted, cracked, or structurally compromised in ways that only become apparent on close inspection or after the next weather event. If you think your roof took a hit — or you’re not sure — a professional inspection is the right first step.
When insurance is involved, our role is straightforward: inspect the roof, document what’s there, and provide a professional scope based on the actual condition of the system. We don’t manufacture claims. We document what we find and help property owners move forward clearly.
Class IV Hail-Resistant Shingles
Many homeowners choose to upgrade to Class IV impact-resistant shingles during a replacement project, and in Colorado it’s often worth serious consideration. These shingles are engineered to resist hail impact at a level that standard shingles aren’t designed to meet — a meaningful advantage in a state where significant hail events are a recurring reality, not an occasional exception.
In some cases, insurance carriers offer premium benefits for properties that install Class IV products. We can walk you through the options and help you choose a shingle that fits the property, the budget, and the long-term goals for the home.
A Wide Range of Shingle Products
Statewide Roofing works with most major roofing manufacturers, which gives homeowners access to a broad selection of shingle styles, colors, profiles, and performance tiers. Whether the goal is matching an existing appearance, upgrading to a more durable product, or simply choosing something that looks right on the house, we can help guide that decision.
Because we’re not tied to a single product line, our recommendations are based on what fits the building and the budget — not what we happen to have a quota to move.
More Than Just Shingles
A complete roof replacement addresses more than the shingle field. Depending on the condition of the existing system, a full replacement includes underlayment, flashing, ridge materials, and ventilation evaluation. We handle related components — new roof venting where needed, gutter replacement or upgrades, flashing replacement, and accessory components — so the finished roof functions as an integrated system, not just a new surface installed over old problems.
Why Homeowners Choose Statewide Roofing
With 16 years in business, hundreds of completed residential replacements, manufacturer certifications, full insurance coverage, and a 5-year workmanship warranty, Statewide Roofing brings a level of experience and accountability that most residential roofing companies can’t match.
We’ve built our reputation on commercial work, where the stakes are higher, the systems are more complex, and the clients hold contractors to a higher standard. That’s the same standard we bring to every residential project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, though our primary focus today is commercial roofing. We take on residential replacement projects — particularly hail-related work and insurance replacements — and bring the same standards and crew quality to those projects that we apply to our commercial work.
Yes. Many TPO leaks can be repaired when the membrane is still serviceable. The correct repair method depends on seam condition, flashing details, punctures, and moisture below the membrane.
TPO is a thermoplastic white membrane with heat-welded seams. EPDM is a synthetic rubber membrane commonly available in black and installed with taped or adhesive seams.
Common issues include seam separation, punctures, UV exposure, aging flashings, drainage problems, rooftop traffic damage, and previous repairs that were not properly welded.
Common issues include seam separation, punctures, UV exposure, aging flashings, drainage problems, rooftop traffic damage, and previous repairs that were not properly welded.