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LAKEWOOD, CO ROOFING & SIDING CONTRACTOR

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Trusted Roofing & Siding Contractor in Lakewood

Lakewood is the Denver metro's great mid-century time capsule. Colorado's fifth-largest city by population1 is dominated by thousands of ranch-style homes built during the 1950s and 1960s, when Lakewood transformed from agricultural land into one of Denver's first true suburbs.5 Those homes — with their low-slope gable roofs, original aluminum or wood siding, and single-pane windows — represent both Lakewood's charm and its most pressing exterior maintenance challenge. Many of these roofs are now on their third or fourth set of shingles, installed over decking that has never been properly inspected. The siding on countless Lakewood ranches is original, warped by sixty years of Colorado sun and ready to be replaced with something that will last another sixty.

But Lakewood is not frozen in the past. The Belmar district brought contemporary townhomes and mixed-use development to the site of the former Villa Italia Mall, introducing modern rooflines and composite exteriors to a city that had been defined by its ranches. Near Green Mountain, custom homes on larger lots sit at elevations approaching 6,000 feet1, where snow loads are heavier and the wind exposure from the west is more significant.2 The Applewood neighborhood, tucked between I-70 and the foothills, combines older homes with mature landscaping that creates unique access challenges for roofing crews — challenges we have navigated hundreds of times.

We have become Lakewood's go-to exterior contractor by specializing in exactly what this city needs most: turning aging mid-century homes into energy-efficient, visually striking properties without losing the neighborhood character that makes Lakewood special. A James Hardie siding transformation on a 1958 Lakewood ranch does not just improve curb appeal — it typically adds $15,000 to $25,000 in home value. Pair it with a new roof and energy-efficient windows, and you have a home that performs like it was built yesterday while retaining the generous lot sizes and mature trees that new construction simply cannot replicate.

WHY LAKEWOOD HOMES NEED EXPERT ROOFING & SIDING

Elevation Range

5,500–6,800 ft

Avg. Annual Snowfall

63 inches

Avg. Hail Events / Year

3–5 storms

Temperature Range

-10°F to 100°F

Peak Wind Gusts

Up to 80 mph

Sunny Days / Year

300+

Lakewood spans a wider elevation range than most Denver-area cities, climbing from approximately 5,400 feet in the eastern flatlands near Sheridan Boulevard to over 6,000 feet on the slopes of Green Mountain.1 This 600-foot elevation difference within a single city means that western Lakewood neighborhoods experience measurably heavier snowfall, stronger winds, and more intense UV exposure than homes just a few miles east.2 Green Mountain itself acts as a localized weather modifier, deflecting and intensifying storm systems in ways that create distinct micro-climates across the city.

Eastern and central Lakewood sit squarely in the hail zone that tracks along the I-70 corridor.3 Major hail events in this part of Lakewood have produced damage claims that rival any city on the Front Range.3 The flat, open terrain in these areas provides no natural wind break, meaning that hailstones arrive at full velocity and shingles bear the full impact. After significant hail events, we routinely see damage patterns in central Lakewood that are more severe than in cities further from the storm track.

Lakewood's many mid-century homes present a specific vulnerability: original roof decking from the 1950s and 1960s that has spent six decades absorbing Colorado's thermal cycling. Plywood and OSB from this era were not manufactured to modern standards, and decades of expansion and contraction have left many sheets warped, delaminated, or soft. Any responsible roof replacement in Lakewood must include a thorough decking inspection — something we perform on every project, regardless of the home's age.

ROOFING PERMITS & BUILDING CODES IN LAKEWOOD, CO

Lakewood follows Jefferson County building codes, which are based on the International Building Code. All roof replacements require a building permit, which is obtained through the Jefferson County Building Safety Division4 located at 100 Jefferson County Parkway, Suite 3550, Golden, CO 80419. The office can be reached at (303) 271-8200.

Some Lakewood neighborhoods near Green Mountain may be subject to additional restrictions related to wildfire mitigation, including requirements for Class A fire-rated roofing materials. Additionally, homes in planned communities throughout Lakewood may have HOA guidelines that govern exterior material choices and color selections.

We handle the entire permit and inspection process for every Lakewood roofing project. Our team is familiar with Jefferson County's requirements and ensures that every installation meets or exceeds code standards. For Lakewood homeowners in HOA communities, we also coordinate with your association to obtain any required design approvals before work begins.

We handle all permits and inspections for you.

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BEST ROOFING & SIDING MATERIALS FOR LAKEWOOD HOMES

We partner with top manufacturers to bring Lakewood homeowners materials engineered for Colorado's demanding climate.

GAF Timberline HDZ Class 4 impact-resistant architectural asphalt roofing shingles close-up

GAF Timberline HDZ

Class 4 impact-resistant architectural shingles ideal for Lakewood's hail exposure. LayerLock technology creates a strong, wind-resistant bond on the simple roof lines common in Lakewood ranches.

James Hardie HardiePlank fiber cement siding planks

James Hardie HardiePlank Lap Siding

The single best upgrade for Lakewood's 1950s-60s ranch homes. Replaces original wood or aluminum siding with a product that never needs painting, won't dent in hail, and transforms curb appeal.

Standing seam metal roofing panels with raised seams

Metal Roofing (Standing Seam)

Premium option for Lakewood homes near Green Mountain where snow loads are heavier. Standing seam panels shed snow efficiently and last 50+ years with minimal maintenance.

Pella Lifestyle Series wood-clad energy-efficient window

Pella 250 Series Windows

Vinyl-frame windows engineered for energy efficiency in Lakewood's temperature extremes. An excellent replacement for the original single-pane windows still found in many Lakewood homes.

Stone coated steel roofing tiles with textured finish

Stone Coated Steel

Durable steel roofing with a stone granule coating that upgrades Lakewood ranch homes with a premium tile look. Class 4 impact rated, fire resistant, and built to last 50+ years with virtually no maintenance.

James Hardie HardiePlank fiber cement siding planks

James Hardie HardieShingle Siding

Staggered-edge panels that mimic traditional cedar shingle siding. A popular choice for Lakewood homeowners who want to add visual texture and architectural interest to flat ranch facades.

WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY

★★★★★

Jack and his team replaced the siding on half of our house, including our chimney. Our old siding was damaged and rotting. They replaced it with James Hardie siding and painted it all to match. It looks great! They were fast and professional. Jack is a real pro and it shows. Would hire again!

JANG K.

★★★★★

Jack and his team did an incredible job siding and painting our house! They are very meticulous and detail oriented. The project was done perfectly on-time and on-schedule. We have worked with a number of house contractors for various projects over the years and they are one of the best! Hire them already! No questions asked.

PAUL T.

★★★★★

Jack helped me with a window project. He has a level of integrity that is not regularly seen in this industry. He doesn't try to push sales and if you have questions he will answer truthfully. I would recommend him in a heartbeat.

HENRY S.

Lakewood Roofing &
Siding FAQs

Every home and homeowner is different, which is why clear communication is at the heart of what we do. To help you better understand our process, products, and what to expect when working with us, we've gathered a list of frequently asked questions and straightforward answers below.

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How much does roof replacement cost in Lakewood?+

Lakewood roofs typically cost $8,000-$15,000 to replace. Homes near Green Mountain may cost more due to steeper slopes and higher elevations.

What roofing challenges are unique to Lakewood?+

Lakewood's elevation range means western neighborhoods face heavier snow loads and more intense UV, while eastern areas are more hail-prone.

Do I need a permit for roofing in Lakewood?+

Yes. Lakewood roofing permits are handled through Jefferson County Building Safety.

Are Lakewood's older homes harder to re-roof?+

Many Lakewood homes are mid-century ranch style with simpler roof lines, making them straightforward to replace. However, some may need additional decking repair.

What materials do you recommend for Lakewood homes?+

GAF Timberline HDZ architectural shingles are our top choice for most Lakewood homes. For homes near Green Mountain, we may recommend metal roofing.

Can you replace both roof and siding on my Lakewood home?+

Absolutely. We specialize in full exterior renovations including roof, siding, windows, and gutters — all from one contractor.

How do I check for storm damage on my Lakewood home?+

After any hail storm, check for dented gutters, granule buildup in downspouts, and visible shingle damage. We offer free post-storm inspections.

What siding works best for Lakewood's older homes?+

James Hardie fiber cement siding is perfect for updating Lakewood's mid-century homes. It provides a modern look with superior durability.

ABOUT LAKEWOOD, COLORADO

Quick Facts

County
Jefferson County
Population
~157,000
Elevation
5,518 ft
Zip Codes
80214, 80215, 80226, 80227, 80228, 80232, 80235

Did You Know?

  • Lakewood is Colorado's 5th largest city by population, with over 157,000 residents spread across 44 square miles.
  • The Belmar shopping and entertainment district was built on the 104-acre site of Villa Italia Mall, which was Colorado's largest enclosed mall when it opened in 1966.
  • Bear Creek Lake Park, located within Lakewood city limits, offers over 2,600 acres of parkland including a swim beach, archery range, and 15 miles of trails — all minutes from suburban neighborhoods.

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