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"Weather Mother Nature's Worst With Colorado's Best!"
Class A fire-rated and Class 4 impact-resistant materials come standard on every project—at no additional cost
Our Mission
Protect Through Prevention
At Upslope Contracting, we don’t just repair roofs—we help protect Colorado homes and communities for the long haul. Every project we take on is built with Class A fire-rated and Class 4 hail impact-resistant materials and assemblies, delivering a higher level of protection from the start.
As storm-related claims, fires, deductibles, and material costs continue to rise across Colorado, we believe it’s our responsibility—as contractors, neighbors, and members of this community—to equip your home with the strongest possible defense.
We believe doing the job right matters more than cutting corners, which is why we cover the cost of the upgrade—because your home deserves the highest level of protection, not the minimum standard.
Free Roof Inspections
At Upslope Contracting, we provide professional roof inspections using the latest engineering research, industry-standard testing methods, current building codes, and the same evaluation techniques relied upon by major insurance carriers and adjusters to determine repairability, total loss potential, and the full scope of damage.
Roof Inspections
Cost: Free
Duration: 1 Hour
Purpose:
- Roof Assessment
- Identify Storm Damage/Issues
- Generate Estimate
- Insurance Claim Eligibility
- No Repairs Made
At Upslope Contracting, we provide professional roof inspections using the latest engineering research, industry-standard testing methods, current building codes, and the same evaluation techniques relied upon by major insurance carriers and adjusters to determine repairability, total loss potential, and the full scope of damage.
Combined with over two decades of experience as certified roofing installers, inspectors, and storm damage specialists, we utilize recent weather and hail reports, detailed photographic documentation, and proven inspection procedures to accurately assess the condition of your roof.
Our goal is to help homeowners understand the true condition of their roofing system, identify storm-related damage, uncover hidden issues, estimate remaining service life, and address concerns before minor problems become costly repairs. Whether you're filing an insurance claim, buying or selling a home, or simply seeking peace of mind, our comprehensive inspections provide the information you need to make confident decisions about your property.
What We Look For
Know the True Condition of Your Roof Before Small Problems Become Expensive Repairs—and Before the Opportunity to File a Storm Damage Claim Passes You By.
Our comprehensive roof inspection includes a detailed evaluation of your entire roofing system, including:
✔ Roof type, age, layers, pitch, fire/impact rating, life expectancy, and square footage
✔ Roof decking and sheathing condition
✔ Hail, wind, and storm-related damage
✔ Insurance claim eligibility and documentation
✔ Repair vs. replacement factors
✔ Missing, lifted, creased, torn, bruised, or damaged shingles
✔ Ridge cap and hip cap condition
✔ Damaged flashing, vents, pipe boots, gutters, skylights, and metal components
✔ Granule loss, weathering, and premature deterioration
✔ Leak-prone areas and drainage concerns
✔ Ice damming and winter-related damage
✔ Heat fractures, thermal cracking, and aging-related defects
✔ Ventilation system performance and attic airflow
✔ Underlayment and Ice & Water Shield considerations
✔ Building code and insurance compliance concerns
✔ Signs of improper installation, workmanship issues, or manufacturer defects
✔ 100-square-foot test areas on all roof slopes
✔ Identification of hidden risks before they become costly repairs
✔ Insurance claim assistance and guidance throughout the claims process
Benefits
✔ Piece of mind and knowledge
✔ Photo documentation of findings
✔ Honest repair vs. replacement recommendations
✔ Storm damage assessment
✔ Estimated remaining roof life
✔ Insurance claim guidance and support
✔ Representation at all insurance adjuster meetings and with claim negotiations
✔ No-obligation consultation
Annual Roof Tune-Up & Preventative Maintenance Service
Protect Your Investment. Extend the Life of Your Roof
First FridaCost: Free
Duration: 1 Hour
Purpose:
- Roof Assessmenty of the Month
Let Upslope Contracting check one more item off your to-do list this year.
An annual roof tune-up is one of the most cost-effective ways to prevent leaks, avoid costly repairs, extend the lifespan of your roof, and protect your home from water damage, mold, and structural deterioration.
Colorado's harsh climate can take a tremendous toll on your roofing system. Heavy snow loads, freeze-thaw cycles, hailstorms, high winds, intense UV exposure, and seasonal debris accumulation can all contribute to premature roof failure if left unaddressed. Just like your vehicle requires routine maintenance, your roof should be professionally inspected and serviced at least once per year.
Why Schedule Annual Maintenance?
✔ Extend roof life expectancy
✔ Reduce the likelihood of leaks
✔ Prevent costly emergency repairs
✔ Preserve manufacturer warranty requirements
✔ Maintain property value
✔ Identify storm damage early
✔ Protect against Colorado's harsh climate
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Annual Roof Tune-Up & Preventative Maintenance Service
Our comprehensive Roof Tune-Up & Maintenance Service includes, but is not limited to:
Roof System Inspection
- Perform a detailed roof inspection, evaluating the roof shingle-by-shingle to identify potential concerns before they become costly problems.
- Assess overall roof condition and estimate remaining service life.
- Identify signs of hail damage, wind damage, aging, wear, and deterioration.
- Perform brittleness testing and inspect for fractures, cracking, curling, granule loss, and heat blistering.
Water Management & Drainage
- Evaluate the roof's water-shedding capabilities.
- Identify ponding water, drainage concerns, and areas susceptible to water intrusion.
- Inspect valleys, transitions, penetrations, and flashing details for proper water diversion.
Cleaning & Debris Removal
- Remove leaves, pine needles, branches, and other roof debris.
- Clean roof surfaces as necessary to prevent moisture retention and premature deterioration.
Skylight Maintenance
- Inspect skylights for leaks, damage, and seal deterioration.
- Clean skylight surfaces.
- Apply a fresh bead of high-quality sealant to maintain waterproof integrity where appropriate.
Wind Damage Prevention
- Re-seal lifted or unbonded shingles using approved roofing adhesive where appropriate.
- Restore lost sealing capabilities caused by age, weather exposure, and wind events.
Fastener & Component Maintenance
- Refasten loose nails, ridge cap shingles, flashings, vents, and other roofing components.
- Inspect exposed fasteners and secure any loose or vulnerable areas.
Metal Component Preservation
- Inspect metal flashings, furnace caps, vent stacks, pipe flashings, and other roof-mounted metal components.
- Remove surface rust where appropriate and apply protective coatings or paint to inhibit oxidation and prolong service life.
- Closely match existing roof colors whenever practical.
Sealants & Waterproofing
- Seal exposed fasteners, nail heads, screws, flashings, vents, satellite mounts, solar attachments, and other potential leak points.
- Replace or reinforce deteriorated sealants and caulking as necessary.
Tree Clearance
- Identify and trim overhanging tree branches that may damage roofing materials or contribute to excessive debris accumulation.
- Additional charges may apply depending on access and scope.
Gutter System Inspection
- Inspect gutters and downspouts for leaks, separation, damage, and improper drainage.
- Verify proper attachment and pitch to facilitate effective water flow.
- Recommend repairs where necessary.
Ventilation Assessment
- Inspect roof ventilation systems for proper operation and obstructions.
- Verify adequate attic ventilation based on roof and attic size in accordance with industry standards.
Attic Inspection
- Inspect accessible attic spaces for signs of leaks, staining, mold, mildew, wood rot, sagging, structural concerns, and inadequate ventilation.
- Evaluate roof sheathing condition from both interior and exterior observations.
Minor Repairs Included
- Perform minor repairs within the scope of routine maintenance whenever possible.
- Address small issues before they develop into major repairs.
Risk Assessment & Repair Recommendations
- For conditions exceeding the scope of routine maintenance, provide a detailed risk assessment outlining severity and urgency.
- Provide repair recommendations and pricing for any necessary corrective work.
Photo Documentation & Maintenance Report
- Provide a summary report detailing observations, completed maintenance items, and recommendations.
- Include photographs documenting roof conditions and work performed.
- Ideal for home maintenance records, real estate transactions, warranty documentation, and insurance purposes.
Built for Colorado. Designed to Protect—and Save $$$
Highest Rated Materials
🛡️Class A Fire Protection
Colorado homes face some of the toughest conditions in the country—from severe hailstorms to high wildfire risk. That’s why we install Class A fire-rated and Class 4 impact-resistant materials on every project, delivering a higher level of protection than standard roofing systems.
Many homeowners are surprised to learn that Class 4 impact-resistant roofing may qualify for insurance premium discounts, depending on their carrier. That means you’re not only investing in stronger, longer-lasting protection—you may also reduce your long-term ownership costs.
🛡️Class A Fire Protection
🛡️Class A Fire Protection
Built to meet the highest fire-resistance standards available in residential roofing. Class A systems are designed to help slow the spread of flames and reduce fire risk—an important layer of protection for homes in wildfire-prone areas and mountain communities throughout Colorado. Protection where it matters most.
⛈️ Class 4 Impact Resistance
Engineered to withstand severe hail and storm impacts, Class 4 materials are tested against high-velocity strikes to reduce cracking, splitting, and premature failure. This added durability helps extend the life of your roof and minimize costly repairs after major storms. Earns savings of up to 20% on premiums with most insurance carriers!
💰 Potential Insurance Savings
💰 Potential Insurance Savings
Many insurance carriers offer premium discounts for homes with Class 4 impact-resistant roofing. While savings vary by provider, these materials can help lower long-term ownership costs while delivering a higher level of protection against hail damage
🏔️ Colorado-Tested Systems
💰 Potential Insurance Savings
🏔️ Colorado-Tested Systems
Our roofing systems are selected and installed with Colorado’s unique conditions in mind—including high elevation, intense UV exposure, heavy snow loads, and rapid weather changes. We build for performance in the environments your home actually faces
Certified Installers
💰 Potential Insurance Savings
🏔️ Colorado-Tested Systems
- Asphalt Shingles
- Metal
- Commercial TPO and EPDM
- Modified Bitumen
- Tile
- Composite
- Silicone Coating
The highly skilled roof installers are trained and certified in nearly every type and style of roofing available.