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Upgrading to a hail-resistant shingle may just pay for itself.

The cost runs roughly $2,000 to $3,000 more than a basic roof. But factor in lower insurance premiums, deductible savings, and skipping a full roof replacement after the next hail storm, and that upgrade often pays for itself over time.

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What your siding is made of is not just an aesthetic decision.

When fire gets close to your home, the exterior is the first line of defense. Some materials buy time. Others make the problem worse. That gap matters a lot depending on where your home sits in Colorado.

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This couple in Thornton spent their lives serving their community. Their daughter nominated them, and they got a brand new roof, completely free.

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Skipping tear off sounds like it saves time and money. In most cases it just hides the problem.

Siding installed over existing siding traps moisture behind the wall, adds extra weight the structure was not built for, and makes it impossible to inspect the sheathing or house wrap underneath. It also tends to void the warranty on the new material. Full tear off is what a quality installation actually requires, almost every time.

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Most people don’t think about their commercial roof until water is coming in somewhere it shouldn’t. By then it’s already a bigger problem than it needs to be.

Flat roofs work differently than residential roofs and they need attention more often than most property owners realize. WestPro works on office buildings, retail centers, apartment complexes, schools, churches, and medical offices across the entire front range!

Same free inspection, bigger buildings.

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Not all siding performs the same way when fire is involved, and most homeowners find that out too late.

Vinyl, LP Smartside engineered wood, and James Hardie fiber cement are three of the most common siding materials installed on Colorado homes right now. They are not equal. The gap between them when exposed to fire is significant enough that it should be part of the conversation before you choose a material, not after.

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