Get Hassle-Free Roof Replacements with the Experts Who Treat Your Roof Like Our Own
Got hail or roof damage in Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, Elizabeth, Kiowa, Monument, Front Range, or North Denver?
We’ve got low-stress financing, premium service, and TOTAL peace of mind fixin’.
Hail Damage is The Worst…
And when you see the cost of replacement,
you’ll probably exclaim, “OOF!”
At Verity, we get it.
That’s why we try to keep things as simple as possible.
Partnership between us, Processes to make it as hassle free as possible, Property Protection Measures, and Products that give you peace of mind.
Verity will NEVER cut corners.
We treat your home and your community like it’s our own.
To put it simply, we take the “oof” out of roof trouble.
Peace of Mind for You and Your Roof
If you choose a less-experienced roofing contractor who cuts corners every chance they get…
You know the ones…
The ones that pray for hailstorms so they can make a quick buck!
Well, you’ll always be worried that the work is up to par…
You’ll know that the work is top-notch, by seeing before, during and after photos and videos.
More importantly, you’ll know that you and your family will be protected from future hailstorms.
Roofers Who Treat Your Roof Like Our Own
With 10+ years serving Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, Monument, Elizabeth, Lone Tree, Highlands Ranch, all through Northern Denver, and surrounding areas, we are dedicated to restoring your roof to your utmost satisfaction, the first time.
Because it’s our goal to never have to come back… And in the unlikely event that we make a mistake, we own up to it, Basically, we do our best, we own our mistakes, and work our asses off to fix it as fast as we can.
Plus, we’ll try to do it with minimal disruption to your routine, which means less stress!
Get a Free, No-Obligation Inspection Today!
Even if you’re not sure recent high winds, hail, and storms damaged your roof, it’s best to get a free inspection because most roof damage isn’t noticeable from the ground. There’s no obligation and we’ll always be honest about the damage (or lack of damage, hopefully!).
