About Aurora Roofing Co | Aurora, CO

Aurora Roofing Co exists because Colorado's third largest city mostly gets roofed like an afterthought: by Denver companies passing through, and after every hail event, by out-of-state crews chasing storm checks. We think a city of nearly 400,000 people deserves a roofer whose whole operating area fits inside its borders.

How We Work On Aurora Roofs

• Inspection reports you can verify. Every finding photographed, every recommendation explained, and a repair recommended whenever a repair honestly solves it.
• Scopes written to Aurora's code. City-wide ice barrier, fastening for 105 to 110 mph design winds, kick-out flashing, tear-off instead of overlays. The details inspectors check are in our scope before the inspector asks.
• Permits on every job that needs one. Filed with the City of Aurora Building Division, closed with a passed inspection, and left in your records where the next buyer of your home can find them.
• Claims without games. We document, meet adjusters and reconcile scopes hard, and we do not touch deductible games, which are illegal in Colorado and radioactive to your claim.
• Straight communication. Written scopes, real schedule windows, and a phone that gets answered: (720) 555-0188.

Our Roofing Crew Standards

Rather than introduce you to stock-photo people, here is what we hold every crew on our jobs to: manufacturer installation specs followed to the letter so material warranties actually attach; six-nail fastening where wind spec calls for it; ice barrier and underlayment run per the city criteria, not per habit; magnet sweeps of lawns and driveways at cleanup; and a foreman who walks the finished roof against the written scope before we call the city for inspection. If that sounds like a low bar, read a few metro roofing complaint threads; it is not.

Why "Local" Is A Technical Claim, Not A Slogan

Working one city means the Aurora specifics are muscle memory: which permit forms the Building Division wants, how the city's valuation-based fees run, what the inspectors flag, how the design criteria differ from Parker's or Douglas County's, and which neighborhoods took which storms in which years. That last one matters most. When we inspect a roof in Saddle Rock or off Southlands, we already know what the hail record says about that ground. The record is public, and we publish our working version of it: Aurora hail history, the permit guide, and the Class 4 insurance math.

How To Vet An Aurora Roofing Contractor (Including Us)

Colorado has no statewide roofing license, which makes local verification the real safeguard. Check any contractor, including us, on the City of Aurora's public contractor lookup, confirm insurance certificates directly with the insurer listed, and insist on the written contract Colorado's SB 38 requires. A roofer who hesitates at any of those three has answered your question.