Hail season does not wait. Get your Aurora roof inspected before the next storm.
Every service below is scoped to how the City of Aurora actually builds: 2021 codes, ice barrier on every eave, tear-off instead of overlays, six-nail fastening where design winds call for it, and a permit from the city Building Division no matter which county your street sits in. That is the boring stuff that decides whether your roof performs when a 100 mph gust or a June hail core arrives.
Full tear-off replacement is the core of what we do. Aurora does not allow roof-over-roof shortcuts, and neither do we: old material comes off, decking gets inspected and re-nailed, ice barrier and underlayment go down per the city criteria, and architectural or Class 4 shingles go on with fastening matched to the city's 105 to 110 mph design wind speeds. Read the full replacement page for process, timeline and material options, or jump straight to the Aurora cost guide.
Aurora sits in one of the most active hail corridors in the country. When a storm like June 1, 2026 drops golf ball hail across the city, the difference between a smooth claim and a fight is documentation. We inspect, photograph, meet your adjuster, and build a scope that covers code-required items like ice barrier that cut-rate bids conveniently forget. Hail damage and claims help.
Not every problem is a replacement. Wind-lifted shingles along E-470 exposure, flashing leaks on 1960s originals, cracked pipe boots, ice dam damage on shaded north faces: repairs done right extend a roof's life for years. We tell you honestly which side of the repair-or-replace line your roof is on. Roof repair in Aurora.
Concrete tile from the upscale 1990s builds, standing seam metal upgrades, and the EPDM flat sections on additions and patio covers all behave differently in hail and snow than asphalt shingle. Tile and similar systems can also trigger mid-roof inspection requirements. We work all of them: tile and metal, flat and low-slope.
Free after-storm inspections, pre-listing checks, and end-of-builder-warranty reviews with photo documentation you can hand to an insurer, buyer or HOA. Book a roof inspection.
Roof problems rarely introduce themselves by name, so here is the translation table. Water where it should not be, a spreading ceiling stain, shingle tabs on the lawn after a windy night: start with roof repair, because isolated damage on a roof with structural life left rarely justifies a bigger project. A storm just crossed the metro, or a door-knocker insists one did: go straight to hail damage and claims and get the roof documented against the actual storm record before signing anything on a porch. The roof is simply aging out, shedding granules into the gutters: read replacement and the cost guide together, since the second question after “does it need replacing” is always “for how much.” Tile from the 1990s or hail fatigue pushing you toward metal: tile and metal is its own conversation. A low-slope section or addition acting up: flat roofing. And when you genuinely do not know what the roof needs, that is the normal starting point, not a knowledge gap: the free inspection answers it in writing, and plenty of ours end with “the roof is fine.”
Arapahoe side, Adams side, Douglas side. Same crew, same standards, same number: (720) 729-9514.
Hail season does not wait. Get your Aurora roof inspected before the next storm.