When you need a home roofing company in Denver, you want clear answers fast — not a sales pitch. EcoShield starts with a thorough roof inspection and honest guidance on the right next step: roof repair, full roof replacement, or documentation for a storm or insurance claim. We work with homeowners across the Denver metro and Colorado Front Range, and we build every recommendation around your home, your roof system, and Colorado weather.

If your roof is leaking, showing storm damage, or nearing the end of its lifespan, the right next step isn't always obvious. EcoShield is a residential roofing contractor in Denver providing complete residential roofing services — from inspections and repairs to full replacement and storm documentation. We evaluate your shingles or tile, flashing, ventilation, and attic conditions to determine the next best step.
Roof replacement cost can vary based on roof size, pitch, material type, access, and the extent of storm damage. That's why we start with an inspection, so you get an accurate recommendation and a clear scope, without guessing.
A roof replacement inspection gives you a clear recommendation and a scope you can trust — repair, replacement, or storm documentation if needed.
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Storm damage can be stressful — especially when you're not sure what's actually damaged or what your next step should be. EcoShield provides insurance roof inspections in Denver with clear photo documentation, slope-by-slope findings, and straightforward guidance. If hail or wind damage points to roof replacement or repair, we'll outline the scope clearly.
We focus on accurate reporting, clear communication, and documentation that's easy to understand. You'll never get pressure or guesswork, just a clean inspection and a recommendation you can trust.
Get a clear inspection with photos and straightforward documentation — so you can understand your options and take the right next step.
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Colorado weather can be hard on roofs — hail, wind, sun, and temperature swings all play a role. Below are the most common residential roofing materials we install and replace in the Denver metro, along with quick guidance to help you choose the best fit for your home and budget.
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A budget-friendly option for certain homes and projects. In Denver, we typically evaluate storm exposure and roof condition first to confirm whether 3-tab makes sense for an asphalt shingle roof replacement.

The most common choice for asphalt shingle roof replacement in Denver. Architectural shingles offer a thicker profile, strong curb appeal, and reliable performance in Colorado when paired with proper ventilation and underlayment.

A premium asphalt option built for enhanced aesthetics and durability. Luxury shingles are a great fit when homeowners want a higher-end look and long-term performance without switching to tile.

Tile can be an excellent system in Colorado, but damage isn't always obvious from the ground. For tile roof replacement in Denver, we inspect cracked tiles, underlayment condition, flashing, and storm impact points.

If hail is a concern, impact resistant shingles in Denver can be a smart upgrade. Class 4 shingles are often considered for hail resistant roofing across Colorado and may reduce storm-related surprises over time.

DECRA shingles combine the look of traditional tile or architectural roofing with the strength of stone-coated steel. For Colorado homes, DECRA can be a strong option where hail resistance, wind performance, and long-term durability are priorities.
When your roof is damaged, leaking, or worn out, you need a contractor who will tell you the truth, document the issues, and walk you through your best options. That's our approach — clear, calm, and highly documented.
We start with a free residential roof inspection, checking shingles, flashing, ventilation, penetrations, and attic conditions.
Hail, high winds, and heavy snow hit Denver hard — and often. Our team responds quickly when storms roll through.
Colorado's sun, temperature swings, and storms demand better roofs.
Hire EcoShield for fast help, quality materials, and long-lasting workmanship.
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Homeowners often have questions about roof replacements, insurance coverage, and timing — especially in Colorado's unpredictable weather.
In many cases, homeowners insurance may cover roof replacement in Colorado if the damage is caused by a covered event like hail or wind. Coverage depends on your policy type, the age and condition of the roof, and how the damage is documented. That's why a professional roof inspection with clear photos and notes is important.
The cost of residential roof replacement in Denver can vary based on roof size, pitch, material type, accessibility, and whether storm damage is involved. Asphalt shingles, tile, and impact-resistant systems all carry different considerations. The best way to understand cost is through a roof replacement inspection that defines scope and options clearly.
Roof lifespan in Colorado depends on material type, installation quality, ventilation, and exposure to hail and wind. Frequent storms and temperature swings can shorten lifespan, which is why periodic inspections are important even if a roof appears fine from the ground.
Most residential roof replacements take one to three days once work begins, depending on roof size, material, weather conditions, and complexity. Larger homes, tile systems, or structural repairs may take longer.
Yes, even if you don't see obvious damage, a roof inspection after hail is recommended. Hail damage isn't always visible from the ground and can affect shingles, flashing, vents, and underlayment. An inspection helps determine whether repair, monitoring, or roof replacement should be considered.
You may want to consider roof replacement in Denver if your roof is aging, experiencing repeated leaks, showing widespread storm damage, or no longer performing as intended. Other signs include missing or deteriorating shingles, granule loss, or issues identified during a professional inspection.