Castle Rock Roofing FAQ

Yes. Castle Rock requires 100 percent tear-off down to the deck, including the old underlayment. Overlaying new shingles on top of an old layer is prohibited, which protects the deck inspection and keeps warranties intact.

Castle Rock requires an inspection during the roof installation, not just at the end. If the mid-roof inspection is missed, the Town can require uncovering 10 percent of the roof sections per side for reinspection, with a possible reinspection fee, or a stamped engineer's letter. We schedule it into every job so it never becomes your problem.

It can. Castle Rock has adopted the 2025 Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, effective for re-roofs from June 30, 2026, and classifies parcels as Low, Moderate or High fire intensity. Your parcel's classification can determine which roof coverings and assemblies are allowed, so we check it before writing your scope.

We book free inspections within days, and faster after a storm wave. Castle Rock sits on the Palmer Divide flank and NOAA has logged repeated 1 inch or larger hail here since 2016, so we keep inspection capacity ready through storm season.

The Town requires contractors to be registered with Castle Rock, hold a license from an ICC-equivalent jurisdiction and carry liability insurance before pulling permits. The Town's own language is blunt: it is unlawful to have work done by unregistered and unlicensed contractors. Always verify registration before signing.

Denver-metro cost guides put a typical architectural asphalt replacement at $14,000 to $18,000, with the full metro range running roughly $10,000 to $22,000. Castle Rock jobs move within that range based on size, pitch, deck condition, shingle class and code items. Our cost guide breaks down each driver.

Colorado insurers are widely reported to offer discounts of 15 to 35 percent on the dwelling portion of premiums for UL 2218 Class 4 roofs, and companies including State Farm, Allstate, USAA and American Family are named in industry summaries. Confirm the exact credit with your carrier before you buy on the discount alone.

Most Colorado carriers have moved wind and hail to a separate deductible, either a flat $2,500 to $10,000 or 1 to 5 percent of your dwelling coverage. On a typical Castle Rock home value that can mean a five-figure deductible, which changes the repair-or-claim math and is exactly what our inspection report helps you decide.

In master-planned neighborhoods like The Meadows and Crystal Valley Ranch, HOAs commonly review roof color and material. We check your HOA's requirements alongside the Town's wildfire-code classification so the roof you pick is approvable by both.

The permit expires if no inspection is logged within 180 days of issuance. On our jobs that never comes into play, because the mid-roof inspection happens during installation week.