An independent guide for the most hail-battered metro in America

A roof replacement is one of the largest purchases most Denver homeowners will ever make (typically $15,000 or more), and it usually happens under the worst possible conditions: right after a hailstorm, on an insurance deadline, with a stranger on the porch promising a free roof.

The information available to homeowners at that moment is mostly terrible. National cost calculators that don’t know this market. Listicles written from another time zone. Directory sites stacked with unverified, out-of-town listings. And door-knockers whose business model depends on you signing today.

Denver Roofing Guideexists to be the other thing: a research-driven, Denver-specific publication that explains what roofs actually cost here, how Colorado’s insurance and consumer-protection laws work, and (eventually, city by city) which roofing companies clear a verification bar that most can’t.

Corrections and contact

We publish material corrections on the affected page, with a note. If we got something wrong (a price range, a legal detail, a company fact), email editor@denverroofingguide.com.

Start with how we rank roofers.