Roofing contractor in Monument, CO
North of the Springs toward the Palmer Divide, Monument gets more snow and more pine needles than the city to its south.
Monument's neighborhoods are largely two-story homes on rolling ground, many set among tall ponderosa pines, with the Front Range close to the west. The extra elevation and the pines change what goes wrong with a roof.
Monument-specific problems
- Ice dams. Snow sits longer here, and north-facing eaves build ice that pushes meltwater under shingles. Ice and water shield at the eaves is not optional on a reroof.
- Needle-packed valleys. Ponderosa needles collect in valleys and gutters and hold water against the shingles.
- Hail. Storms that build over the Palmer Divide drop hail on Monument just as they do on the Springs.
- HOA rules. Many subdivisions have architectural committees that approve shingle colour and style.
Permits and approvals
We confirm which building office covers your address and pull the permit for a reroof. If your HOA needs to approve the colour or material, we provide samples and the product sheet for your submission.
Common questions from Monument
Do I need HOA approval for a new roof?
In many Monument subdivisions, yes. We give you the samples and specifications you need to submit.
How do I stop ice dams?
Good attic insulation and ventilation reduce them; ice and water shield at the eaves keeps the water out when they form anyway.
Nearby: Black Forest · Woodland Park · Falcon · all areas. Services most asked for here: hail damage repair, roof repair, roof replacement.