Blog - Cenco Building Services: Roofing Tips

What Is the Best Roofing System for Colorado? If you have lived in Colorado for more than a couple of weeks, you have probably noticed how unpredictable and harsh the weather can be. Colorado’s wacky weather can turn any situation into an interesting one. From heavy snowfall and severe thunderstor...

As a Colorado homeowner, you need a roofing material that can handle hail, accumulated snowfall, and severe temperature swings. Our Rocky Mountain climate will put your shingle durability to the test! While impact-resistant shingles are more costly than standard architectural or 3-tab shingles, they...

When it comes to hiring a contractor to perform Denver roofing services on your Colorado home, there are many different roofing companies to choose from. The problem isn’t options, however. The problem is finding a team of local roofers you can trust to get the job done right.  Whether you need...

A storm blows through town or a large branch falls on the roof and suddenly you have to deal with roof damage. Naturally, this expense will have a big impact on the family budget. If you have homeowners’ insurance you may be wondering if you can file a claim on this damage or if you’ll have to find...

As a homeowner in Denver, you’re already no stranger to the demanding weather. And when a bad storm strikes, it’s important to make sure your home can take the blow. In the instance your home does suffer wind or hail damage, you’re going to have a lot on your plate while handling the recovery proces...

Do you suspect that your roof is in need of repair?  If you experience hot- or cool- spots in your home, have leaks coming from your roof, or can see visible shingle disturbances when you eye your roof from afar, you should probably know that you need to get that checked out. Roof problems don’...

Some of the most difficult areas to protect on a roof installation are the facets on which there is a change of pitch. Creating watertight roof transitions requires multiple layers of overlapping materials, installed in a sequence to ensure they provide the correct protection against wind, rain and...

Ventilation and flashing systems allow a roof to breathe and move water away from critical components such as chimneys, valleys, rake and eave edges. To ensure no racking of shingles and a watertight drainage channel around flashings and flanges, shingles will have to be cut to size on the roof befo...