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Signs of Roof:Hail Damage
- Bruises or small dents in the shingles
- Granulation is dislocated displaying the asphalt
- Granulation has settled into your gutters and downspouts
- The spots hit by hail usually leave a soft spot in the shingle
- Significantly damaged metal air vents on the roof are dented or "pinged"
- Damage and denting of siding, or gutters

 

Caution: Avoid Storm Chasers!


Homeowners need to beware of 'storm chasers.' A storm chaser generally consists of an out of town roofing contractor that goes door to door after a hail storm soliciting for business. While it may seem enticing and handy, these roofers can do more harm than good. Be sure any roofer you look to work with has a good reputation in the community. Look for a roofer that is located locally and check references. Look for references that are over a 1 year old and also ones that are more recent, within the last 30 days. Finally never pay for a roof in full. A reliable roofer will only ask for a deposit and full payment once the roof has been complete.

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Our estimates are professional written and itemized. They are usually done before the estimator leaves the premises. You will have as much time as you need to review the estimate and decide if Mile High Roofing is right for your roofing project. We are not high pressure we are experts at what we do and often encourage people to get three estimates to make sure they are getting the best quality for the best price.

For A Limited Time we will install 2 turbine vents in your attic to replace the existing vents at no extra cost to you

A non-electric alternative to ventilation, these vents use the natural force of wind and air pressure to spin and vent out stale attic air. They do it with a series of specially shaped vanes that catch the wind and provide rotary motion. This pulls hot, humid air from the attic. Turbine vents provide a low-cost ventilation alternative in areas where wind speeds of at least 5 mph are typical.
 

Measuring Your Roof

Our mission at Mile High Roofing and Repair is to supply fast and friendly construction services with the highest degree of workmanship available, whether it's a simple repair, a complex re-roofing procedure, or new installation of quality roofing, siding, gutters, windows or doors.

1) We Dont Need Any Money Down*
2)5 Year labor Warranty 30 year shingle
3)Family Owned And Operated
4) Insured And Bonded
5)Honest Reliable Service
6) We Work with the Insurance companies
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How To Estimate Roof Size : Rise and Run

Most roofs are sloped, so it might be harder to get an accurate measurement for your roofing calculator. So, you have a sloped roof. What do you do? Measure how much slope, or pitch, your roof has

You’ll need a long ladder. Bring a three-foot level and measuring tape with you. About a foot up your roof’s lowest edge, stick one little side of the level onto your roof’s side so that your leveling tool is the same angle as the ground. Get your measuring tape and figure out how long it is from your level’s middle to the roof. Divide it by three if you’re using a three foot level or two if you’re using a two foot level. Write this down. You have now figured out your roof’s rise.

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Now get off the ladder and go up to the attic with the level and the measuring tape. Place the little edge of the level against an angled beam or gable. Your level should be sticking at an angle to the floor. Measure the distance from the middle of your level to the roof. Divide by two or three, depending on how long your level is. Write this down. You have the roof’s run.

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First you have to Measure your Chimney (1) See Diagram below

Next you have to measure the ridges in your roof (3). these are the areas where the roof meets this is a simple measurment of the length the more dormers and elevations the mor ridges you will typically have.

After you measure the ridges you next need to measure the valley areas(4) this is the area that comes down from the dormer you also need to count all your vent in the roof(2)

. roof diagram

 

What all this rise and run business is that you need to find out how many inches of pitch does your roof tilt at in a flat foot? So you’ll get answers like a pitch of 4 inches in a flat 12 inches, or 4 in 12. This is vital information for your roofing calculator.

There are also special tools you can buy to do all this for you, but that’s all they do. You could also hire a roofer (just fill out the form on the right) to figure this out, but where’s the fun in that?

Now What?

Divide the slope by 12 to get the total square feet that need re-roofing. With that figure, and knowing what roofing material you want, you can accurately estimate how much the cost of a new roof is going to be. Or, you can plug these figures into an online roofing estimate calculator. You can, of course, hire somebody to do all this for you, but they will use the same roofing estimate calculatorr method as the one described.

What Kind Of Batteries Does A Roofing Calculator Need?

A roofing estimate calculator is not a math calculator you stick on your roof. It’s what those in the roofing repair in Colorado use to figure out an estimate when you need a new roof. So, the only batteries you need to operate a roof calculator are your brains. Even when using an online roofing estimate calculator, you still need to use your brain for accurate roof measurements.

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