Service areas · Wyoming & Colorado
Where we work
We keep our service area tight on purpose. A roofer who claims the whole state is either driving past your job to get to a bigger one, or he isn’t coming back when something needs a second look. Everything below is inside our regular run.
How we cover it
Two bases, not a radius
We run out of two places: the Front Range and Sheridan. That’s why the map above looks the way it does — we cover what we can actually get to from a place we already are. If your town isn’t on this list, call anyway — (307) 323-4465. We’ll tell you straight whether we’re the right crew for it. If we’re not, we’d rather say so than take the job and do it halfway.
Northern Colorado
Greeley & the Weld County towns
Greeley, Evans, Garden City, La Salle, Gilcrest, Platteville, Kersey, Milliken, Johnstown, Windsor, Severance, Eaton, Ault, Pierce, Nunn, Lucerne, Gill, Galeton, Mead, Firestone, Frederick, Dacono, Fort Lupton, Hudson, Keenesburg, Lochbuie, Erie
Fort Collins & Larimer County
Fort Collins, Loveland, Timnath, Wellington, Berthoud, Laporte, Bellvue, Waverly
Longmont, Boulder & the north metro
Longmont, Niwot, Hygiene, Lyons, Louisville, Lafayette, Superior, Boulder, Broomfield, Brighton, Thornton, Northglenn, Federal Heights, Commerce City, Westminster
Southern Wyoming
Cheyenne & the Laramie County towns
Cheyenne, Pine Bluffs, Burns, Albin, Carpenter, Horse Creek
Laramie
We don’t run up to Torrington, Wheatland or Chugwater right now. It isn’t the mileage — it’s that we don’t have a crew based near them, and we’d rather say so than take the job and show up late.
Sheridan & northern Wyoming
We operate out of Sheridan — a separate base, not a drive up from the Front Range. If you’re up that way, you’re not at the end of somebody’s route.
Sheridan & the Big Horn foothills
Sheridan, Big Horn, Story, Ranchester, Dayton, Buffalo
Eastern plains
Sterling, Fort Morgan and Brush — out on the eastern plains.
Hail alley. When a cell comes through out here it doesn’t hit one house, it hits a county — so this is where we run hardest in storm season.
What this country does to a roof
This corridor sits in one of the hardest hail environments in the country, and it isn’t only hail. It’s the wind coming off the Laramies. It’s a February chinook putting sixty degrees of swing into your shingles in an afternoon, then freezing again by dark. It’s ice damming on north-facing eaves. It’s UV at five thousand feet chewing up asphalt that would have lasted years longer at sea level.
That’s why we look before we tell you anything. A roof out here can look fine from the driveway and be finished. It can also look beat up and have years left in it. The only way to know which one you’ve got is to go up and check.
Small towns
We work the small towns on purpose. Ault, Pierce, Nunn, Gilcrest — those are hard places to get a roofer to show up for, and harder to get one to come back. We’re not driving past you to get to Fort Collins. Small jobs are welcome.
Mountain properties
We don’t take mountain work — Estes Park, Red Feather Lakes, Allenspark, Nederland and the canyon properties. That’s a different trade: snow-load engineering, wildfire-rated assemblies, and access problems we aren’t set up for. We’d rather tell you that up front than learn it on your roof.
Tell us where your property is
Residential and commercial · Wyoming and Colorado