Blue Peaks Roofing replaces and repairs roofs in Colorado’s high country, from Breckenridge, Frisco and the rest of Summit County down through Woodland Park and Teller County. We have completed projects in the area, including commercial work in Silverthorne and Dillon, and projects in Frisco, Cripple Creek and Florissant.
Every project starts with a free inspection and a straight answer about whether your roof needs a repair, a replacement or nothing at all.
Here is how we help homeowners and property owners in the mountains.
Full tear-off and replacement with a written scope, a permit and the required inspections.
Leaks, wind damage, missing shingles, flashing and vent problems. We tell you when a repair is the smarter call.
A documented inspection with photos so you know what the storm actually did to your roof.
Class 4 rated shingles, led by Atlas and also TAMKO, for homeowners who want more hail protection.
Westlake Royal stone-coated steel for homeowners who want a steel roof with a traditional look.
Gutter replacement, often scheduled with the roof so the edges are done right.
Standing seam metal roofs, a common choice in snow country, with snow retention planned in.
Atlas PRO+ Silver Level, TAMKO Pro Platinum and GAF Master Elite (residential) contractor.
Accredited with the Better Business Bureau since 2022.
We inspect, document what we find with photos and explain your options. There is no obligation.
Emergency roof service is available during business hours. Call (303) 808-0687.
We work in Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon, Silverthorne, Keystone, Blue River and Copper Mountain in Summit County; Fairplay, Alma and Bailey in Park County; Idaho Springs and Georgetown in Clear Creek County; Black Hawk and Central City in Gilpin County; and Woodland Park, Divide, Florissant, Cripple Creek and Victor in Teller County, and in the unincorporated areas around them. If you do not see your town, call us and ask.
Closer to Denver, Conifer, Evergreen, Indian Hills and Estes Park are covered on our mountain and foothills roofing page. See every area we serve on our Where We Work page.
Commercial roofs in Silverthorne, Atlas Pinnacle Impact shingle roofs in Cripple Creek and standing seam metal in Dillon.
Mountain roofs carry deep snow for months at a time. Several high country building departments set their own snow load rules, so we check the requirements for your address before we recommend a roof system.
Snow that melts and refreezes at the eaves can back water up under roofing. Some mountain codes call for self-adhering underlayment far beyond the eaves, and we build that into the scope where it applies.
Snow can come early and stay late at elevation, so the roofing season is shorter than on the Front Range. Inspections can also wait on weather. We plan scopes and schedules around this.
Ridgelines take strong wind, and much of the high country is wildfire country. Many mountain towns and counties have fire-rating rules for roofing, and those rules are changing. We confirm the current requirements for your address before we recommend a roof.
Snow retention matters too. Metal roofs shed snow quickly, so we plan snow guards over doors, walkways and decks. See standing seam metal roofing and stone-coated steel.
We pull the permits your project needs unless your contract says otherwise. Mountain towns and counties each set their own rules, so we confirm the right office for your address.
Re-roofs need a Town of Breckenridge building permit and, where applicable, a minor development permit (breckenridge.town.codes). We pull the reroof permit with the Town of Breckenridge unless your contract says otherwise.
Re-roofing in Frisco needs a Town building permit, submitted online with product specifications and a color sample (friscogov.com). We pull the reroof permit with the Town of Frisco unless your contract says otherwise.
Roofing projects in Dillon need a Town of Dillon development permit (dillonco.gov). A county building permit is only needed if the work includes structural roof changes (summitcountyco.gov). We pull the permits your project needs unless your contract says otherwise.
Silverthorne generally does not require a building permit for a re-roof unless the roof structure changes, and commercial re-roofs need the roof color and material approved by the Town (silverthorne.org). We handle the Town approvals your project needs.
Summit County does not require a permit for re-roofing unless the scope includes structural changes to the roof (summitcountyco.gov). When a permit is needed, we pull it with Summit County Building Inspection.
Park County requires a permit for every re-roof, with a separate permit for each structure and a mid-roof inspection. The Towns of Fairplay and Alma handle their own permits (parkcountyco.gov). We pull the reroof permit with Park County or the town unless your contract says otherwise.
Unincorporated Clear Creek County requires a re-roof permit, a complete tear-off, Class A roofing, an ice barrier and a mid-roof inspection (clearcreekcounty.us). We pull the reroof permit with Clear Creek County unless your contract says otherwise.
Teller County Building Division permits unincorporated Teller County, including Divide and Florissant, and requires an ice and water shield inspection on every structure. Woodland Park is permitted by the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department, and Cripple Creek and Victor have their own building departments (tellercounty.gov, pprbd.org). We pull the reroof permit with the right office unless your contract says otherwise.
Unincorporated Gilpin County requires a building permit for larger roof replacements, while Black Hawk and Central City run their own permit processes (gilpincounty.colorado.gov). We pull the reroof permit with the right office unless your contract says otherwise.
Rules change as codes are updated, so we confirm the current requirements for your address when we pull your permit. For more background, see roofing permits: city vs. county in Colorado.
Many mountain neighborhoods and resort communities have HOAs or town design review for roof color and material, and approval usually has to come before work starts.
We can provide the product details and color samples your HOA or town asks for. If you manage a community or a commercial building, see our HOA and multi-family roofing and commercial roofing pages.
We work across the high country, including Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon, Silverthorne, Keystone, Blue River and Copper Mountain in Summit County; Fairplay, Alma and Bailey in Park County; Idaho Springs and Georgetown in Clear Creek County; Black Hawk and Central City in Gilpin County; and Woodland Park, Divide, Florissant, Cripple Creek and Victor in Teller County. If your town is not listed, call us and ask.
It depends on where you are. Breckenridge and Frisco require a re-roof permit, Dillon requires a development permit, and unincorporated Summit County only requires a permit when the work includes structural changes (breckenridge.town.codes, friscogov.com, dillonco.gov, summitcountyco.gov). We confirm what your address needs.
Late spring through early fall is the main window at elevation. Calling early gives you the most scheduling options.
It depends on the home, the roof pitch and your budget. Impact-resistant shingles, stone-coated steel and standing seam metal are all common choices, and we explain the tradeoffs during the inspection.
Nothing. We inspect, document what we find and explain your options. There is no obligation.
We often start with Class 4 impact-resistant shingles from Atlas, and we also install TAMKO and GAF products. See our impact-resistant shingles page.
Yes, during business hours. Call (303) 808-0687 and we will help you protect the roof and plan the repair.
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Picking a roofing company is hard. Many will promise incentives to use them. One even tried to bring me a case of palisade peaches haha. Benny Izquierdo of Blue Peaks Roofing LLC is the real deal! He made time to meet with our insurance adjuster & was instrumental in getting the needed monies for the hail damage we had suffered. His crew is fast & efficient and do quality work at every turn. Even going the extra mile for above industry standards on the Ice & Water shielding underlay, Class 4 shingles and such I won’t lie, getting a roof and dealing with roofing company sales pitches is stressful. And no two stories are the same. Each has their own version of the damage and what will probably need to be done as extras, such as replacing boards. You’ll be informed in great detail of the overall plan. Many pages of it haha. But no matter any issues that can even only be discovered during the install, Benny & Blue Peaks will keep on it. Do yourself a favour and at least speak with him first before signing up another companyPosted on Google
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We will inspect the roof, document what we find and explain your options in plain language. Inspections are free. Call (303) 808-0687 or send us a note through our contact page.
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