Community Assessment
We conduct a thorough evaluation of all buildings, documenting current conditions and identifying critical failure points.
Coordinated, documented roofing for multi-unit communities. A dedicated project manager keeps your board updated every day, and we attend board and town hall meetings. We work with HOA boards, condo associations, apartment owners and property managers.
Communication is where most community projects go wrong, so we take it off the board's plate. Our goal is simple: no resident should be surprised by a crew on their roof.
We post notices before work starts on each building, so residents know what is happening and when.
We attend board meetings and can host resident Q&A sessions to answer questions directly.
From assessment to completion, we guide you every step of the way
We conduct a thorough evaluation of all buildings, documenting current conditions and identifying critical failure points.
We create a customized roadmap that aligns repair needs with your reserve study and budget timelines.
We present our findings and options clearly to the board, answering questions and supporting informed decision-making.
Your project manager keeps the board and property manager updated every day, and each building ends with a magnetic nail sweep and a walkthrough.
We plan every move so the community keeps running while the work gets done.
We divide the community into workable zones and finish each zone, including cleanup, before moving to the next, so the whole property is never a work site at once.
Residents only need to move vehicles while their own building is being worked on.
Active buildings get a marked-off work area, and each zone ends with cleanup and a magnetic nail sweep before we move on.
Community projects are phased. The schedule depends on the number and size of buildings.
Board approval, color selection and resident notices.
Delivery zones planned around parking.
Buildings are completed in sequence, one zone at a time.
Cleanup with a magnetic nail sweep, a walkthrough and sign-off as each building is finished.
Every project has a dedicated project manager who is your point of contact and coordinates with your facility or property manager.
Your project manager keeps you updated every day of the work, and we keep daily photo logs of the roof.
At completion we clean up and run a magnetic nail sweep around the building.
We walk the finished roof with you before we call it done.
Your workmanship warranty terms are written into your contract, and we register the manufacturer warranty.
We're an approved vendor on VIVE, the vendor compliance platform many HOA management companies use, so our insurance and compliance documents are already reviewed and kept current.
Managing multiple buildings with varied roof ages and conditions requires a strategic, phased approach.
Aligning necessary repairs and replacements with long-term reserve funding and budget cycles.
Balancing the needs of the board, residents, and management while maintaining clear communication.
Requiring detailed reporting for reserve studies and board meetings to ensure transparency.
Whether it's a small townhome complex or a large multi-building community, we keep materials and colors consistent across every building and work one building at a time to limit disruption to residents.
Boards need to explain every dollar to owners. We give you photos of every building, a written scope and a plain explanation of why the work is needed now. We also support owner communication with town hall meetings and notices to keep everyone informed.
One team from the first assessment to the final walkthrough.
We don't just look at one leak. We document the condition of every roof in your community so the board can plan.
We build multi-year plans so you can handle urgent needs now and budget for later phases.
Every building gets photo documentation and a written condition summary, and we walk the board through what we found and the work done.
A dedicated project manager is your single point of contact, keeps you updated every day and handles logistics and resident notices.
We match the system to each building, its exposure and your budget.
A uniform look across every building.
Built for hail country.
TPO and EPDM for condo and mixed-use buildings, including the transitions between pitched and flat sections.
A single-ply system installed over an existing metal roof to close leak points.
A local roofer that answers to your board.
We know boards answer to owners. We attend board and town hall meetings and answer residents' questions directly.
Every building gets photo documentation, a written scope and clear change orders, and we walk the board through exactly what was done.
We aren't storm chasers. We're based in Littleton and stay available after the project for inspections and repairs.
We know the challenges of building in Colorado, from heavy mountain snow loads to Front Range hail.
We document the current condition of every roof, provide current replacement estimates and a phasing plan, and give your board and reserve specialist the documentation they need.
There isn't one answer. We look at your buildings, climate exposure and budget. Architectural shingles are a common choice for steep slopes, and TPO for flat roofs. We present options at different price points.
We help you draft letters explaining the why behind the project, the timeline and what residents can expect. We attend board and town hall meetings to answer residents' questions directly.
Yes. For large communities, phasing is often recommended to manage cash flow. We can help you prioritize buildings based on condition and create a multi-year execution plan.
Photo documentation of every building and elevation, a written condition summary and the code requirements that apply, and we walk your board through it.
We post notices ahead of work and work in zones, so only a few units are affected at a time. Residents only move vehicles while their own building is being worked on.
We tape off work zones, use chutes for debris and have a safety supervisor on site.
We document and photograph it and present a change order for the board's approval before we proceed.
Start with a free inspection of your community’s roofs and a plan your board can follow.