Roofing Built for Castle
Rock Hail, Snow and
Wildfire Codes
Castle Rock is not an easy town on roofs. It sits at roughly 6,224 feet on the Palmer Divide flank, where NOAA has logged repeated hail at 1.00 inch or larger since 2016, including stones up to 2.50 inches on June 8, 2019.
The Town runs its own Building Division with rules many metro crews miss: 100 percent tear-off including old underlayment, a required mid-roof inspection, snow-load minimums that step up with elevation, and the 2025 Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code for re-roofs. We build every scope around those rules.
How We Work in Castle Rock
Record NOAA Hail, June 2019
Tear-Off Required by the Town
Town Inspections Per Re-Roof

