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After, Sedalia, CO, across Douglas County from Franktown: new dark grey architectural shingles with open country beyond

Franktown roofs, where 83 meets 86.

Roof replacement, storm damage restoration, and roofing for acreage homes, barns, and businesses around Franktown, from a family company registered with Douglas County.

Franktown, CO. Douglas County.

One permit per building.

Franktown was the first seat of Douglas County, and it is still unincorporated. There is no town permit office, so roofing permits come from Douglas County, where GEN 3 holds a current contractor registration. The crossroads of Highways 83 and 86 sits between our Parker and Castle Rock routes, and we work the acreage in every direction from it.

The county's rules fit the place. A repair of less than one square, 100 square feet, needs no permit. Anything larger does, and the county counts each structure separately, so a house, a detached garage, and a barn are three permits. Only one layer of roofing is allowed, so the old roof comes off. Wood shakes cannot go back on anywhere in unincorporated Douglas County.

Fire is part of the specification here. Where the state's wildfire map shows fire risk, the county requires a Class A fire-rated roof covering, so the material is chosen with your address in mind. Asphalt shingles are the usual choice, with Class 4 impact-resistant shingles as the upgrade, and we quote standing seam metal side by side for homes in the pines.

After hail or wind we inspect for free, document every slope and every building, and meet your adjuster on the roof. Gutters, windows, siding, and screens go into the same scope. For the businesses at the crossroads we repair and replace flat roofs as well.

Before and after in Castle Rock, CO: the old shingle roof with white vents, then new architectural shingles with a mesa on the horizon

Castle Rock, just west of Franktown. The old shingle roof with white vents, then new architectural shingles with a mesa on the horizon.

Emergency and leak repair in Franktown

When a storm opens a roof, the first job is to keep the water out. Call (303) 923-5039 and tell us what you see.

A roof open to the weather

Hail, wind, or a fallen limb opened the roof? We cover it with secured tarps or temporary membrane the same day, then schedule the permanent repair.

Damage on more than one building

We look at the house, the shop, and the barn in one visit, and photograph the damage for the claim while it is fresh.

After hours

Call the same number. If you reach voicemail, leave the address and a callback number, and we respond as fast as a crew can be dispatched.

Franktown roofing questions

Douglas County. Franktown is unincorporated, so there is no town permit office. GEN 3 holds a current Douglas County contractor registration, pulls the permit, and schedules the final inspection the county requires on every roofing permit.

For a repair of less than one square, 100 square feet, no. For anything larger, yes, and Douglas County issues a separate permit for each structure. We list every building on the proposal so nothing is missed.

Not in unincorporated Douglas County, where wood shakes and shingles are not permitted. We replace shake roofs with Class 4 asphalt shingles or standing seam metal, and where the state's wildfire map shows fire risk the county requires a Class A fire-rated covering.

Yes. We inspect for free, cover anything open to the weather, document every slope for the claim, and meet your adjuster on the roof. Gutters, windows, siding, and screens go into the same scope.

Yes. Standing seam for homes, and metal panels for barns and shops where the budget or the building calls for it. We quote metal side by side with asphalt shingles so you can compare cost and service life.

Free inspections in Franktown.

Call or send a few details. We will walk the roof, document what we find, and put a real number on it.