Roofing & Contracting Services in Denver CO

Plenty of roofs in Denver come off because of hail rather than age. If an adjuster has already been out, or your shingles are shedding granules into the gutters and curling at the edges, start here. We treat the roof as a system rather than a layer of shingles, which means the decking, the ventilation, and the insulation sitting above your ceiling all get looked at before anything gets ordered.

A repair makes sense when the roof is basically sound and the damage is local. A branch came through. A vent boot split. Water shows up around the chimney every time it rains hard. We find the actual entry point instead of patching the stain, and we will tell you plainly when a repair is money spent on a roof that has reached the end anyway.

Some jobs are bigger than any one trade. Adding a room means framing, roofing, siding, drywall, and paint happening in the right order, and a fire or a burst supply line means demolition before any of that can start. This is where VR acts as your single point of contact, pulls the permits, and keeps the trades from tripping over each other on site.

Remodeling is what you call when the house is fine but the layout is not. An unfinished basement. A garage storing boxes instead of holding a car. A floor plan that made sense to whoever drew it in 1955. We change how the existing structure works, and that starts with finding out which walls are carrying load before anyone swings a hammer.

Kitchens are the hardest room in a house to remodel because everything in them is tied to something else. Move the sink and the plumbing moves. Change the layout and the electrical follows. We plan the whole sequence before demolition so you know how many weeks you will be cooking somewhere else, and we build cabinetry to the walls you actually have rather than the ones on the drawing.

Bathrooms are small, wet, and unforgiving. Most of what you pay for sits behind the tile, in waterproofing and plumbing you will never see again once the job is closed up. We rebuild from the substrate out, so a shower that soaked the ceiling below it does not go back to doing exactly that in two years.

A deck in Colorado takes hard sun from above and wet spring snow sitting on it for days. If yours has soft boards, a railing that gives when you lean on it, or a stain gone gray and chalky, get it looked at before somebody puts weight on the wrong post. We build new decks, repair the framing under old ones, and refinish what is still solid.

Flooring goes in last and is the first thing anybody notices. It is also an early warning system, because cupped boards and cracked grout lines usually trace back to moisture or a slab that has moved. We check what is under the floor before quoting what goes on top, then install or refinish based on the room and the traffic it takes.

Old windows show up on the energy bill first and in your comfort second. If one room stays cold near the glass, or a sash has not opened in years, replacement is worth pricing out. We measure every opening individually, handle the odd sizes that stock windows will never fit, and seal the perimeter so the draft does not simply move somewhere else.

Paint at 5,280 feet does not last the way it does at sea level. UV breaks the film down on south and west walls, and once it splits open, moisture gets into the wood behind it. Most of what you pay a painter for happens before any color goes on the wall, and that prep is what decides how long the finish lasts.