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Roofing Contractor Federal Heights, CO

Roofing Contractor Federal Heights, CO

That One Construction Co. is a roofing contractor serving Federal Heights, Colorado, and the surrounding Adams County area. We handle roof repair, full roof replacement, and storm and hail damage claims, and we have been doing roofing work since 1996. If you need a roofer in Federal Heights who will tell you straight whether your roof needs a repair or a replacement, that is what we do.

Federal Heights Homes from the 1980s and 1990s are Reaching Roof Replacement Age

Most of Federal Heights was built between the 1970s and the 1990s, with the typical home dating to around 1990. A roof that went on when those homes were built, or on the first replacement since, is now at the age where shingles start to give out. Asphalt shingles in this climate generally last 15 to 25 years depending on the product and how carefully they were installed, and a lot of Federal Heights roofs are sitting right in that window or past it. That does not automatically mean you need a full roof replacement. It means it is worth having someone get up there and look before a small problem turns into water in the attic.

Most Federal Heights Jobs Start One of Two Ways: a Hail Claim or an Aging Roof

Almost every call we get falls into one of two situations. The first is storm damage. Hail comes through, and a homeowner needs someone to inspect the roof, document what happened, and handle the insurance claim. That is roof repair or a replacement filed through your carrier, and it is the bulk of what we do. The second is an older roof reaching the end of its life with no storm involved, just age. The shingles are curling, granules are washing into the gutters, and it is time to plan a replacement before it leaks. We treat both the same way: get on the roof first, tell you what we actually see, and recommend a repair when a repair is enough. Either way, you are working with a roofing company that has handled both for going on three decades.
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Federal Heights Sits on the I-76 Storm Corridor, Where Hail is the Damage a Roofer Sees Most

Federal Heights sits at about 5,300 feet on flat, open high plains roughly 20 miles east of the foothills. There are no ridgelines or tree cover to slow a storm down. When cells track off the Front Range, they roll across the I-76 and US-36 corridor that Federal Heights sits on, and that puts the area in the path of hail year after year. The May 2024 storm that did $1.9 billion in damage moved right through this stretch of Adams County. Storms in 2018 and 2019 hit the county hard too. Hail is the thing that ends roofs here. Wind comes with it, lifting and creasing shingles, but the dented mats and knocked-off granules from hail are what an adjuster and a roofer look for after a storm. Federal Heights does not require an ice and water shield by code, so the roofing question in this area is really about hail resistance and a clean install, not freeze protection.

Federal Heights Requires Full Slope Replacement and Six Nails per Shingle in Winter

Colorado has no statewide roofing code, so what gets required comes down to the city, and Federal Heights has a few rules worth knowing before any work starts. The city is on the 2021 ICC codes, adopted in 2023. A permit is required any time more than one square, which is 100 square feet, of roof covering is replaced. Here is the part that catches people: once that permit threshold is crossed, every slope with damaged shingles has to be replaced in full, not just the damaged section. That changes the scope of a job, and it changes the conversation with an insurance adjuster who may want to pay for only the area that was hit. Federal Heights also requires six nails per shingle on any asphalt installation done between September 15 and April 15, instead of the standard four, and shingles that have not sealed by the time of final inspection have to be hand-sealed. The city requires a final inspection, the roof has to meet a 115 mph wind rating, and the contractor has to provide ladder access. Knowing these rules going in is the difference between a roof that passes inspection the first time and one that gets flagged and reworked. We build them into the estimate from the start.

Why That One Construction Co.

We came out of home building, not just roofing. Before this company, Joe built houses from the ground up, and that background changes how we look at a roof. We are not only looking at shingles. We are looking at how water moves off the roof, whether the attic is venting the way it should, and how the roof ties into the structure underneath it. A contractor who only ever learned one trade tends to miss those things. We catch them because we have built the whole house.

The bigger reason most Federal Heights homeowners work with us is the insurance side. Roughly 80 percent of what we do is claim work, and we have staff whose entire job is talking with insurance companies day in and day out. We meet the adjuster on the roof, document the damage, submit the estimate, and push back when a claim comes in underpaid. A storm claim can take 30 days in the best case and stretch to months when it is contested. You should not have to fight that on your own, and with us you do not.

We also will not talk you into a roof you do not need. Insurance companies consider a roof totaled at 50 percent damage, and that is the same threshold we hold to. Plenty of contractors call for a full replacement at the first sign of hail because a replacement pays better. If your roof can be repaired, we will tell you that, even when it costs us the bigger job. That is the standard we train our crews to, and it is a big part of why our work keeps coming from people who were sent to us by someone we were honest with.

Your Federal Heights Roofing Company

That One Construction Co. serves Federal Heights and the surrounding Adams County communities. Whether you have storm damage that needs to go through insurance or an older roof that is ready to be replaced, we will come out, get up on the roof, and give you an honest read on where it stands. If you have been looking for a roofer near you who will shoot straight and handle the insurance process from start to finish, give us a call and we will set up a free inspection.

That One Construction Company
Federal Heights, CO

Federal Heights, CO ZIP Codes: 80221, 80234, 80260

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