Westminster roofs, from Harris Park to Legacy Ridge.

Wind from the west, hail from above.

Westminster's roofs take hail in summer and wind the rest of the year. The city's own building division classes Westminster as a special wind region and requires high-wind nailing on every asphalt shingle roof. We hold a contractor license with the City of Westminster, so the permit and the city inspection are part of our scope, not yours.

Around Standley Lake and along the city's west side, wind is a common reason for a call: lifted tabs, creased shingles, a ridge cap gone after a winter blow. Small repairs are done with matched shingles and carry a two-year craftsmanship guarantee. Westminster sets a limit, though. Once the damage adds up to more than one square, 100 square feet, the city treats the job as a replacement of the whole roof covering. We measure before we recommend.

Legacy Ridge, The Ranch, and Bradburn are among the Westminster communities whose HOAs set rules on shingle color and profile. We submit the product and color for approval before anything is ordered, and the city wants that written approval on the permit before the final inspection. In Harris Park and the older blocks around it, we plan for layered roofs and tired decking, and we tell you what we find before we write the number.

After hail we inspect for free, document every slope, meet your adjuster on the roof, and restore gutters, siding, and screens under one scope. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles are the upgrade we recommend most often here, and many carriers discount premiums for them.