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What Are Ice Dams? Ice dams are ridges of ice that form along the edge of your roof during the winter season, creating a barrier that prevents your roof from shedding water and snow. Ice dams can impede snow from draining off your home’s roof as it melts.

WestPro Roofing now offers solar roofing for homes in Boulder, Longmont, Denver, & surrounding Colorado communities. WestPro is proud to be a certified installer of GAF Timberline Solar Shingles, the most cutting edge solar roofing product available in the United States.

As a Home Improvement Contractor specializing in energy efficiency, we at WestPro are always looking for the best energy efficient upgrades our customers can use in their homes.

Average Roof Repair Cost in Boulder, CO The cost of a typical roof repair in Boulder, CO is around $1,000, with small, simple flat roof repairs costing around $600 and more extensive roof repairs costing up to $3,000 or more.

WestPro is a siding contractor and home improvement company serving homeowners, commercial buildings, and HOAs in Longmont, Boulder, Denver, and surrounding communities. As a local siding company, we take pride in making our community more beautiful and more resilient one home at a time.

WestPro is a Longmont Roofing Contractor specializing in shingle repairs and flat roof repairs. WestPro has completed hundreds of roof repairs in Longmont.

At WestPro, we have helped thousands of homeowners get new siding on their homes in the Boulder and Denver area. We recognize with projects of this size, like a full siding replacement, there can be a lot of uncertainty about how the project will go and how it all works.

To compare roof and siding estimates, most of the time, homeowners prefer to get estimates emailed to them. Homeowners then intend to compare the contractor estimates and make a decision on who to hire. We completely understand this inclination.

James Hardie siding has become a household name for many Colorado homeowners. According to James Hardie, “James Hardie brand products grace the sides of more than 8 million homes across North America.

Many planned development communities are managed by a homeowners association (HOA) that assists in exterior homeownership and community upkeep responsibilities.