A full tear-off and replacement in asphalt shingle, metal, tile, composite, or membrane — installed to code, cleaned up completely, most homes in a single day.
No obligation, no pressure. Tell us about your roof.
Plenty of roofs just need a repair, and we'll tell you when that's the case. These are the signs that a roof is genuinely at the end of its life.
A few curled shingles is a repair. Curling and cupping across entire slopes means the shingles have dried out — Western Slope sun does this ahead of schedule.
Dark, balding patches on the roof and grit piling in the gutters mean the shingles are wearing through their protective layer.
High-altitude UV ages asphalt faster here than the packaging suggests. Past 20 years, repairs start becoming a subscription instead of a fix.
When you're fixing a different leak every season, the roof system itself is failing — not one spot on it.
Dips or waves along the ridge mean moisture has been in the decking long enough to soften it. That's structural — and it doesn't repair its way out.
Hail and wind can total a roof the way a crash totals a car. If a storm did it, insurance may cover it — that's its own process.
Not sure which side of the line your roof is on? That's exactly what the free inspection answers — and if a repair will genuinely hold, we'll recommend the repair.
We don't quote roofs from satellite photos. We get up there, measure it, check the decking and ventilation, and photograph what we find — then walk you through your options in plain language.
Take the estimate and shop it around — we're comfortable being compared. And if the honest answer is that your roof has years left, that's what we'll tell you.
A new roof is a big decision, but it shouldn't be a confusing one. Here's the whole process — and for most homes, steps four through six happen in a single day.
We measure the roof, check the decking, and hand you an itemized written estimate.
Insurance involved? We handle that too →Architectural shingle, metal, tile, or membrane — we bring samples, talk through how each holds up on the Western Slope, and let you decide without a hard sell.
We schedule around your life and the weather, order materials, and tell you exactly what to expect on build day — where to park, what to move, how loud it gets.
Morning of: we protect landscaping and siding, tear off the old roof down to the deck, and inspect every sheet of decking — replacing anything soft before it gets covered up.
Underlayment, ice-and-water shield, drip edge, flashing, ventilation, and your new roof — installed to manufacturer spec and Mesa County code.
Magnetic rollers across the yard and driveway for stray nails, every scrap hauled off, and a walkthrough with you before we call it done.
The crew shows up at first light. By mid-morning the old roof is off and the decking is checked. By afternoon the new roof is going down, and by evening we're running magnets through your grass. You leave for work in the morning and come home to a new roof.
One day matters for more than convenience: your roof deck is never left exposed overnight, there's no week of a torn-up house, and the disruption to your family is exactly one day long. Larger or steeper roofs can run two — we'll tell you which yours is before we start.
Weighing materials? Our honest take: metal vs. shingle on the Western Slope. Paying out of pocket? Financing options are available.
"Our roof was completed in one day and it looks amazing."
"APX Roofing replaced our roof and their crew was friendly and professional. You could tell this wasn't their first rodeo!"
Most residential roofs on the Western Slope are torn off, replaced, and cleaned up in a single day. Larger, steeper, or more complex roofs can take two — we'll tell you which yours is when we give you the estimate.
No. Most homeowners leave for work in the morning and come home to a new roof. We just do a quick walkthrough with you before build day, and another when the job is done.
Age, spread, and structure. Damage in one spot on a younger roof is usually a repair; widespread curling, balding, or repeat leaks on an older roof usually isn't. We inspect for free and tell you honestly which side of the line you're on.
Read: 7 signs your roof needs repair →It depends on size, pitch, material, and what we find in the decking — which is why we measure your actual roof instead of quoting from a satellite photo. The estimate is free, written, and itemized.
Read: What drives roof cost in the Grand Valley →If storm damage is what killed the roof, it may — that's a claim, and we handle that whole process, from documentation to meeting your adjuster to final invoicing. If it's simple age and wear, insurance won't cover it, but financing can spread the cost out.
Read: How the insurance claim process works →We replace it — a new roof over soft decking is a warranty problem waiting to happen. We photograph anything we find, show you before we cover it, and price decking honestly in the estimate up front so it's never a surprise.
We'll get on the roof, measure it, check the decking, and hand you a written estimate — no pressure, no obligation. If a repair will hold instead, we'll tell you that.
