Alpine Roofing

Looking up Alpine Roofing in Colorado

Colorado does not issue a statewide roofing license. Licensing is handled by cities and counties, so the rules depend on where the roof is. Denver, for example, requires a city supervisor certificate and contractor license (Specialty Class D), but we don't yet check these local records

1. Match the name, the city and the status. The record should read active or in good standing.
2. Look at the expiration date and compare it with the dates in your contract.
3. Have the insurer or agent send the certificate of insurance to you, since a license says nothing about coverage.
4. Search the registry by number, then by name, because spellings differ between sources.

Hail record for Denver, Denver County

In Denver County, the NOAA record since 2017 carries 124 hail entries. 20 different days brought hail of at least 1 inch. Golf ball hail or bigger came on 6 days. The top size logged was 2.75 inches, comparable to a baseball. The newest golf-ball day on file falls in 2026.

Measured per square mile, Denver County ranks 1 of 29 Colorado counties with 30 or more reports, placing it in the top third. Density works out to 1083.9 reports per 1,000 square miles.

If a storm does come through, take dated photos of the roof first. Whoever you hire, Alpine Roofing included, should put the inspection findings in writing.

4 tornadoes appear in the file too, strongest rated EF1.

The strongest recorded thunderstorm gust is 81 mph.

14 hail reports fell within 25 miles of Denver over the past 90 days.

The largest single day in the record is May 30, 2024: a 2.75-inch stone, about the size of a baseball, reported near (Den)Denver Intl Arp.

Full hail history for Denver County →

The housing stock in Denver

Half the homes in Denver predate 1974; the typical house is about 52 years old. At 25 years per asphalt roof, a house that age has been through about 2 roofs, and many are on their second or third. Set a typical $12,150 asphalt job beside the $586,700 median home value and the roof comes to 2 percent. 57.4 percent of homes in Denver were built before 1980.

Roof prices in Denver

Prices in Denver run about 8 percent above our national basis, so the asphalt range moves up to $7,560 to $16,740. The last column divides the middle of each range by the middle of its lifespan, which is how a metal roof can beat asphalt over time. For the Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO Metro Area, the BLS median roofer wage is $55,830 a year.

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Denver roofing questions

Is the license for Alpine Roofing on a state list?

Search the Colorado record by license number, compare the name and status, and note the expiry before you sign anything.

Is hail common around Denver?

NOAA lists 124 hail reports for Denver County since 2017, on 20 days with stones of 1 inch or larger. June is the busiest month.

What time of year does Denver get hail?

Spring and early summer carry most of it: 98 percent of entries come between April and July, June first at 43 percent.

What is the biggest hail on record for Denver County?

Hail since 2017 topped out at 2.75 inches, about a baseball; golf-ball hail or larger came on 6 days.

How much is a roof replacement in Denver?

Asphalt shingles on 2,000 square feet run $7,560 to $16,740 in Denver, and the middle of that range is $12,150. Metal and tile cost more up front; the table above shows each material.

How old are homes in Denver?

Census data puts the typical build year at 1974. Asphalt roofs wear out in 15 to 30 years, so many roofs there have been replaced at least once.