Castle Rock roofing and roof replacement

A full tear-off, then a mid-roof inspection

The town's re-roof checklist calls for a 100% tear-off: the old underlayment comes off down to the deck, and overlays are not permitted. A mid-roof inspection follows once the roof is fully dried in, and the roof cannot be finished until it passes. Inspectors do not bring ladders, so the permit holder stages one for them.

Hail damage and insurance claims in Castle Rock

Start with the free inspection. We photograph the roof before anything is touched and walk you through what we found, including when the honest answer is that you do not have a claim. If there is storm damage, we help you open the claim and meet your adjuster on the roof, so the written scope matches what is up there. Dominic has spent eight years on inspections, project management and insurance restoration.

• How hail damage claims work

Check the property's wildfire classification

Castle Rock's residential permit guidance records building-code changes in June 2026 and wildfire-code requirements from July 2026. Depending on the property's fire-intensity classification, reroofing and certain exterior renovations can be affected. Check the town's map and current requirements before settling on roof or exterior materials.

Use the town's permit process

Castle Rock lists a Residential Roof permit for reroofing and requires contractor registration before applying. Ask for the permit details for your address and the scope covered. Nearby properties outside town limits may follow another authority's process, so the mailing city alone is not enough.

Look at the exterior as a connected project

After a storm, note visible damage to gutters, siding and painted surfaces as well as concerns about the roof. A single set of photos and a property walkthrough can help define the work you want assessed. We can discuss restoration alongside other contracting and finish work you have been considering.

Bring approvals and priorities to the estimate

Share any neighborhood material requirements, past repair records and areas where water has entered. Let us know which repairs are urgent and which improvements can follow later. That gives the discussion a useful order before materials, access and timing are priced.