Everything this covers.
The High Grade Standard™
Every reroof is built to The High Grade Standard™: complete tear-off, deck inspection, proper flashing and ventilation, manufacturer-spec installation, property protection, documented final inspection and thorough cleanup.
Class 4 impact-resistant asphalt
Our preferred starting point for mountain homes. Dimensional profiles, hail-rated, often with a premium discount.
Standing-seam metal
Long-life standing-seam metal systems with engineered snow retention, the ski-country standard.
Stone-coated steel
The strength and longevity of steel without the industrial appearance of traditional metal roofing: dimensional shake, shingle or tile looks with strong performance for mountain conditions.
Synthetic shake & slate
The character of cedar with significantly less maintenance, plus strong options for impact and fire resistance.
Fire-resistant options
Class A assemblies, noncombustible materials, and ember-resistant venting for wooded lots and wildfire-conscious carriers.
Ventilation & ice barrier done right
Ridge-to-soffit airflow and ice-and-water membrane past the warm wall: the details that prevent ice dams.
Workmanship + manufacturer warranty
Registered manufacturer coverage on materials, and our own warranty on the labor, backed by people who live here.
Permits, HOA & design review
Permits, HOA and design-review submittals, and historic-district paperwork where it applies.
When insurance is involved.
If you're replacing proactively, a documented Class 4 installation may qualify for a wind/hail premium discount, depending on your carrier and policy, often enough to offset the material upgrade over the life of the roof. We prepare and file the certification packet with your agent.
How claims work →Asked about
residential reroofing.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most single-family homes: one to three days on-site once materials are staged, plus lead time for material delivery and permits.
Which material is right for my elevation?
Below ~8,000 ft, Class 4 asphalt is usually the value play. In ski country, metal with snow retention. Our Roofing Materials page compares the major systems, and we'll walk the options against your roofline, HOA, and budget.
Do you handle permits and HOA approval?
Yes: permits, HOA and design-review submittals, and historic-district paperwork where it applies.
Not sure what your roof needs? Start with information.
CHGR Roof Assessment Report™: prepared before we arrive. Verified on your roof. Reviewed with you. Yours to keep.