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Why Most Longmont Roofers Don’t Pass Our Standard

billion-dollar hailstorms in Colorado 1980–2024

NOAA

$1.9B

damage from May 2024 Front Range hailstorm

NOAA

96%

ROI on a minor kitchen remodel at resale

2025 Cost vs. Value Report

86%

of basement finishing costs recovered at resale

NAR / NARI Report

“After 11 years in the Longmont market, I’ve seen every corner-cutting move in the book. We pull permits, use manufacturer-specified materials, and back every job with a written warranty.”

Josh Brooks

Licensed General Contractor CON-24-0152 | Northern Colorado Since 2014

Josh Brooks Construction and Renovation Inc. — Licensed • Insured • 30 Years

Best Roofing Companies Longmont CO
30 Years. 5-Star Service.

Asphalt replacement: $8,500–$18,000. Class 4 impact-resistant: $10,000–$22,000. Metal roofing: $14,000–$38,000. Free written estimates on all projects.

Longmont’s only seventh-generation roofer — Josh Brooks personally manages every roof replacement.

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Proof Points & Legitimacy

Why Hire Josh Brooks Construction and Renovation Inc.?

✓ License CON-24-0152 — verifiable at Colorado DORA
✓ 30 years of hands-on Front Range construction experience
✓ Seventh-generation builder — Josh Brooks personally manages every project
✓ $1M/$2M general liability insurance
✓ Longmont CO 80501 — local, not a call center
✓ Senior & Veteran discounts available
✓ Free written estimates — clear price before any work starts

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No pressure. No obligation. We come to your home, inspect the project, and give you a clear written price — usually within 24 hours.

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CON-24-0152 • $1M/$2M Insured • Longmont CO 80501

FAQ

Common Questions

What makes a roofing company the best in Longmont CO?

Look for a locally licensed contractor with verifiable reviews, a physical address in the area, and a license you can check at Colorado DORA. Josh Brooks Construction and Renovation Inc. holds license CON-24-0152, has a real office at Longmont, CO in Longmont, and Josh personally oversees every project. We don’t subcontract your roof to strangers.

How much do the best roofing companies in Longmont charge?

Quality roofing in Longmont runs $8,500–$22,000 for asphalt replacement on a typical home. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles run $10,000–$22,000. Metal roofing runs $14,000–$38,000. According to NAHB data, roofing is one of the highest-ROI projects at resale. The cheapest bid often costs the most long-term — we give you a fair price and stand behind our work.

Are Longmont roofing companies covered by insurance?

Any legitimate roofing contractor in Longmont must carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance. Josh Brooks Construction and Renovation Inc. carries $1M/$2M general liability. Always ask for a certificate of insurance before signing anything. If a contractor can’t provide one immediately, walk away — you are liable for injuries on your property if they’re uninsured.

How long does a roof replacement take in Longmont CO?

Most Longmont roof replacements take 1–2 days for standard asphalt. Metal roofing takes 2–4 days. Large or complex roofs may take longer. We pull all required Longmont building permits, schedule the city inspection, and clean up completely before we leave. You get a written schedule before we start.

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BY THE NUMBERS

Why Colorado Homeowners Act Fast After a Storm

Billion-dollar hailstorms have hit Colorado since 1980 — more than any other storm type. (NOAA)

$1.9B

Damage from the May 2024 Denver hailstorm — 2nd costliest in Colorado history. (NOAA)

3×

More likely to file a hail claim if your roof is 20+ years old. (Insurance industry data)

$9,526

National average roof replacement cost. Colorado typically runs 10–15% above that. (RubyHome/BLS 2024)

“I’ve been working roofs in Northern Colorado since 2014. I’ve seen hail take a perfectly maintained 20-year-old roof from functional to failing in a single afternoon — and most homeowners don’t even know until their ceiling starts dripping two months later. Get it inspected before the insurance window closes.”

— Josh Brooks, Licensed General Contractor & Roofer — License CON-24-0152