Mid-century homes need more than shingles
A lot of Lakewood was built after World War II: long ranch homes with wide eaves, carports, and low-slope roofs over porches and additions. Shingles work on the steep parts. On the flat and nearly flat parts, they leak.
We roof each section with the right material. Shingles go on the main slopes. Low-slope sections get a membrane made for water that sits. The quote shows both, line by line.
Closer to the foothills, harder weather
West Lakewood climbs toward the foothills and the hogback. Homes there get more wind off the mountains and heavier spring snow. We seal the edges and ridges against wind, and add ice and water shield at the eaves where snow melts and refreezes.
What Lakewood homeowners told us
Dave and Linda got three quotes for their Lakewood roof. Ours was the only one that listed every line item. The crew finished in one day, and they found zero nails in the yard afterward.
Price and time
Most repairs cost $350 to $1,500. A new asphalt roof on a typical 2,000 square foot home costs $14,000 to $24,000 and takes 1 to 2 days. Low-slope sections are priced separately on the quote.
We also cover Golden and Wheat Ridge and pull the right city permit for your address.
Questions homeowners ask
Can you work on low-slope roofs on Lakewood ranch homes?
Yes. Many mid-century Lakewood homes have low-slope sections over porches and additions where shingles don't work well. We use membrane or low-slope materials there and shingles on the steeper parts.
Do you serve Golden and Wheat Ridge?
Yes. Our Lakewood crews cover Golden and Wheat Ridge too. Each city issues its own roofing permit, and we pull the right one for your address.
How long does a new roof take on a Lakewood home?
Most Lakewood homes take 1 to 2 days. Dave and Linda's crew finished in one day and left no nails in the yard.
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