Service areas
Where we work
The Front Range is not one roofing market. Elevation moves the code, the Palmer Divide moves the snow, and the permit authority is the same in all of it. Here is what actually changes.
Colorado Springs
6,035 ftEl Paso County sits in the part of the country that gets hit with large hail more often than almost anywhere else. That single fact shapes most roofing work here.
- Ice barrier required:
- No — below the 7,000 ft line
- Defining hazard:
- Hail
Monument
6,982 ftMonument is a snow problem before it is a hail problem, and it sits closer to a code threshold than anywhere else we work.
- Ice barrier required:
- Borderline — 18 ft under the line
- Defining hazard:
- Snow load
Woodland Park
8,481 ftAt 8,481 feet, Woodland Park is the one town we work in where the ice barrier is not a judgement call — it is required.
- Ice barrier required:
- Yes — mandatory above 7,000 ft
- Defining hazard:
- Snow and freeze-thaw
Fountain
5,558 ftFountain is the lowest and most exposed of the towns we work in — no ice-barrier requirement, and nothing between it and the weather.
- Ice barrier required:
- No — well below the 7,000 ft line
- Defining hazard:
- Hail and wind exposure
Also serving
Falcon · Peyton · Black Forest · Manitou Springs · Palmer Lake — and the rest of El Paso County. We have not written a page for these yet, because we would rather say something true about a town than repeat the same paragraph with the name swapped. Ask us about yours.
What we do
What we do, wherever you are
Free inspection
Find out what condition your roof is in.
Tell us a little about the roof and we will come look at it. No charge, and no obligation if the answer is that it is fine.
Prefer to write to us directly
Dominicb@projectalliesco.com