Denver's frequent hail and rapid temperature swings demand membranes that stay flexible below freezing and resist impact damage. We install 60-mil TPO or reinforced EPDM over ISO insulation, mechanically attached or adhered, with heat-welded seams that hold up on buildings near Red Rocks Park and the Denver Art Museum.
Flat roofs on older Capitol Hill and Highland homes often have hidden slope issues and aging scuppers. We tear off to the deck, add tapered insulation where needed, and install new edge metal and cricket details so water never ponds against parapets or around Union Station-area commercial conversions.
Denver permitting requires positive drainage, wind uplift ratings, and proper flashing heights. Our team pulls permits under license 1241222 and coordinates inspections so the finished roof passes first time. We never skip the final flood test before we leave the job.
Access on Shys Hill Rd properties can be tight; we stage materials efficiently and protect landscaping during the entire process.
How it works
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Site evaluation
Measure the roof, check existing slope and drains, note hail damage, and review Denver code requirements for the neighborhood.
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Material selection
Choose TPO or EPDM thickness and insulation R-value based on hail exposure and building use, then confirm color and warranty options with the owner.
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Deck prep and insulation
Remove old roofing, repair or replace damaged decking, install tapered ISO to achieve positive drainage, and fasten base layer.
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Membrane install and detailing
Roll out membrane, heat-weld all seams, flash penetrations and walls, install edge metal, and perform flood test before final sign-off.
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Cleanup and documentation
Remove all debris, provide owner with care instructions, permit paperwork, and our contact for future maintenance.
Pricing
Cost depends on square footage, membrane type, insulation thickness, and roof access. We provide free written estimates during Mon–Fri 8am–6pm or Sat 9am–2pm hours from our Shys Hill Rd location.