Residential
Keep your home protected and make it work better for everyday life. Explore roof repairs and storm restoration alongside contracting, remodels, flooring and painting.
Colorado Springs · Roofing & Exterior Restoration
Solid repairs. Stronger relationships.
Roofing and storm restoration, home improvements and commercial projects. Serving Colorado Springs through Denver, with clear communication from the first inspection to the final walkthrough.
8+ years
in roofing and construction
Insurance
restoration and claim support
Free
roof inspections
Locally owned
and operated in Colorado
What we do
For your home. For your business.
Commercial
Plan your commercial roof and interior improvements around the property, the people using it and the work ahead. Explore roofing systems, restoration options and interior build-outs.
Insurance & storm restoration
Hail is the reason most Front Range roofs get replaced.
Dominic has spent eight years on inspections, project management and insurance restoration. That experience is the reason to call us before you call anyone else — the claim is usually harder than the roof.
Step 1
The inspection
Free, and it comes with a straight answer. We photograph the roof and walk you through what we found — including when the honest finding is that you do not have a claim and do not need us yet.
Step 2
Filing the claim
If there is storm damage, we help you get the claim opened and we are on the roof with your adjuster, so what gets written down matches what is actually up there.
Step 3
Scope and approval
We reconcile the adjuster's scope against what the roof genuinely needs, and we handle the back-and-forth. You should not have to argue about ice-and-water shield.
Step 4
The build
Materials selected, crew scheduled, and a final walk with you at the end. Project management is the part of this business Dominic came up through.
Our work
Real Colorado roofs.
A closer look at roofs this team has worked on, from shingle details to standing-seam metal and concrete tile.
Standing-seam turret over concrete tile
Standing seam · Concrete tile · Stone
Architectural shingle, ridge and vent
Architectural shingle · Ridge vent
Hip roof replacement, two-storey residential
Asphalt shingle · Hip and gable
Stucco and stone entry, low-slope transition
Low slope · Stone masonry
We work closely with our customers throughout every step of the process — clear communication, transparency, and complete satisfaction.
The people
The people behind Project Allies.
Owner Dominic Brown and Harry Jones III, President of Sales, lead the company. Meet the rest of the team, and find direct lines, on the team page.
Dominic Brown
Owner
Dominic has worn many hats across eight years in roofing and construction, building expertise in inspections, project management, insurance restoration, customer service and construction operations. That hands-on experience is what lets him help homeowners navigate a project with confidence from start to finish. His greatest passion is his wife and two daughters, and those values carry over into how he treats every customer.
- 8+ years in the trade
- Insurance restoration
- Project management
Harry Jones III
President of Sales
“I spent much of my life as a dedicated athlete and was fortunate to become an NCAA All-American, national champion, and Olympic Trials competitor. That experience taught me the value of preparation, follow-through, and always striving to do things the right way. I believe in honest conversations, practical solutions, and finding the option that truly fits each client's needs.”
- NCAA All-American
- National champion
- Olympic Trials competitor
Every project is a chance to make a lasting difference in our community.
Common questions
Questions we get before the inspection.
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Colorado Springs?
Yes. Re-roofs across Colorado Springs, Fountain, Manitou Springs, Monument, Palmer Lake, Green Mountain Falls, Woodland Park and unincorporated El Paso County are permitted through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department, which also requires the roofing contractor to hold the appropriate PPRBD contractor license. We pull the permit as part of the job.
Does my roof need an ice barrier?
It depends on your elevation. PPRBD requires an eave ice barrier on properties above 7,000 ft — at least two layers of underlayment cemented together, or a self-adhering polymer-modified bitumen sheet, running from the eave edge to 24 inches inside the exterior wall line. Woodland Park is well above that line; Colorado Springs and Fountain are below it; Monument sits about 18 feet under it, so it comes down to your specific address.
What does the free inspection include?
We get on the roof, photograph what we find, and walk you through it — including when the honest answer is that you do not have a claim and do not need us yet. There is no charge and no obligation.
Do you help with insurance claims?
Yes. Dominic has spent over eight years on inspections, project management and insurance restoration, and we meet your adjuster on the roof so what gets written down matches what is actually up there.
How do I know whether hail actually damaged my roof?
Usually you cannot tell from the ground, which is the problem. Hail bruising on asphalt shingles is often invisible from the driveway and obvious from four feet away. That is what the free inspection is for, and photographs taken before anything is touched are worth a great deal if a claim follows.
Service areas
Colorado Springs to Denver. The details follow your address.
Roofing in DenverCity and County of DenverRoofing in Castle RockTown of Castle RockRoofing in AuroraCity of AuroraRoofing in ParkerTown of ParkerRoofing in CentennialCity of CentennialRoofing in Castle PinesProperty jurisdictionRoofing in BrightonCity of Brighton Building DivisionRoofing in PuebloSouthern Colorado Building Dept.Roofing in Colorado Springs6,035 ftRoofing in Monument6,982 ftRoofing in Woodland Park8,481 ftRoofing in Fountain5,558 ft
Discuss your project
Tell us what you have in mind.
A roof inspection, a repair list or a bigger improvement: the next step is a conversation with Project Allies.
Tell us what you need help with and a little about the roof or project. You can also email us directly.
dominicb@projectalliesco.com(719) 394-9408