Where we work

Project Allies serves Denver homeowners and commercial property owners. A roof repair, an interior improvement and a large commercial reroof can follow different approval paths here; knowing the building and scope is the starting point.

Historic properties

Review before exterior work

Services

Residential + commercial

Project Allies replaces and repairs roofs in Castle Rock and helps with storm-damage claims, starting with a free inspection. A reroof inside town limits needs a Town of Castle Rock permit, and the property's wildfire classification can add requirements for the roof covering.

Material planning

Property fire classification

Project types

Roofing + improvements

From a leaking roof to a commercial interior project, Project Allies serves Aurora with roofing and contracting work. Bring the address, the problem and the changes you want to make.

Inspection planning

Access and approved documents

Equipment

Coordinate rooftop changes

Project Allies serves Parker homeowners and businesses with roofing, repair and improvement work. Combined projects deserve an early look at the town's separate permit categories.

Commercial interiors

Tenant finish or remodel

Planning focus

Define the complete scope

In Centennial, the size of a residential roof repair can change the permit and replacement scope. Project Allies helps homeowners and businesses discuss the work needed before a project is scheduled.

Reroof inspections

Mid-roof inspection

Planning focus

Measure before pricing

A Castle Pines mailing address does not settle every permit question. Project Allies serves the area with roofing and contracting work, beginning with the property and the improvements you need.

Village properties

Unincorporated Douglas County

Project planning

Roof system and approvals

Brighton publishes its own roofing requirements, and they are stricter than many buyers expect. Project Allies serves Brighton homeowners and businesses with roof replacement, storm repair and contracting work.

Wind rating

110 mph roof covering

County line

Adams and Weld counties

Pueblo changed how roofing permits work at the start of 2026, and the office that covers a job now depends on which side of the city limits the house sits. Project Allies serves Pueblo with roofing, storm repair and contracting work.

Ice barrier required

No, per the local reroof guide

Climate

High plains desert, 300+ sunny days

Project Allies is a locally owned roofing contractor in Colorado Springs for roof repair, roof replacement and hail damage claims, starting with a free inspection. El Paso County gets large hail more often than almost anywhere else in the country, and that shapes most roofing work here.

Ice barrier required

No — below the 7,000 ft line

Defining hazard

Hail

Monument is a snow problem before it is a hail problem, and it sits closer to a code threshold than anywhere else we work.

Ice barrier required

Borderline — 18 ft under the line

Defining hazard

Snow load

At 8,481 feet, Woodland Park is the one town we work in where the ice barrier is not a judgement call — it is required.

Ice barrier required

Yes — mandatory above 7,000 ft

Defining hazard

Snow and freeze-thaw

Fountain sits on the open plains south of Colorado Springs. Here, roof planning starts with wind exposure, drainage and the condition left by storms.

Ice barrier required

No — well below the 7,000 ft line

Defining hazard

Hail and wind exposure