Cherry Hills Village homes are not tract houses, and they should not get tract-house roofing. Large custom roofs mean complicated hips and valleys, long sightlines where a wavy course shows from the street, and premium material choices that punish sloppy installation. Weatherguard Construction runs its Colorado work from 15065 E. Hinsdale Drive in Centennial — the same county as Cherry Hills Village — and has been family-owned and operated since 2001.
The Front Range Beats on Roofs
Denver-area homeowners do not need convincing that hail is a way of life here, but wind deserves equal billing: on July 29, 2026, a storm report logged a 66 mph gust at Foxfield, elsewhere in Arapahoe County. Between hail strikes, gust-lifted shingles, and the sun exposure that comes with a mile of altitude, Front Range roofs age on an accelerated schedule — and the failures start at the details, not the field: ridgelines, valleys, and flashing.
Our inspections are free and photographed. If your roof needs two repairs and five more years, that is what the report will say.
A Project Manager on Your Property, Not on the Phone
Read what one hail-claim customer noticed most:
“My roof experienced hail damage. The company worked according to a tight deadline and showed up on time to get the work accomplished. The project manager, Wally, was on the job site at my home the entire day to ensure that the project ran smoothly. The 6 roofers were respectful, efficient, professional and hardworking. When the team found out my roof boards were splitting and damaged, they rushed to get them replaced and the job was still completed on the same day! Highly recommend for price, quality and experience!”
— Holly Stene, Google review
The project manager stayed on site the entire day. When the crew opened the roof and found split decking, it was replaced the same day instead of buried under new shingles — because the person with authority to make that call was standing on the lawn. On a large Cherry Hills Village roof, that on-site authority is not a luxury; it is the difference between a roof that passes inspection and one that merely looks new.
Certification That Changes Your Warranty
Weatherguard is an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor — a designation Owens Corning says it awards to the top 1% of roofing contractors in the country. Beyond the vetting, the practical benefit is warranty access: Platinum status unlocks Owens Corning's strongest coverage tiers for your roof. We are also a National Roofing Contractors Association member and BBB Accredited with an A+ rating.
Insurance Claims Without the Circus
Hail season brings door-knockers to every Denver suburb. Our approach is simpler and calmer: document everything with photographs, write a scope your adjuster can verify, and let the evidence argue for itself. On higher-value homes the scope conversation matters even more, because the difference between a generic replacement and a correct one — matched profiles, rebuilt flashing details, ventilation math — is exactly the part a rushed claim settlement leaves out. Documentation is how it stays in.
Materials Chosen for Hail Country
On the Front Range, shingle selection is a risk decision as much as an aesthetic one. Impact-rated architectural shingles exist specifically for hail regions, and on a roof the size of a typical Cherry Hills Village home the difference in resilience compounds across every square. As an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor we install the full Owens Corning line, and your consultant will walk you through where an impact-rated product earns its premium on your particular roof — and where it does not. Some insurers also treat impact-rated roofing differently at policy renewal; your agent can tell you whether yours does, and we will document the installed product so you have the paperwork to ask.
Protecting the Property While We Work
Tear-off is controlled demolition, and on a landscaped lot it deserves a real plan. Before work starts, walk the property with your consultant: where materials stage, how plantings and hardscape below the eaves get protected, and how debris leaves the site — questions worth putting in writing to any contractor bidding a roof surrounded by landscaping you care about, and ones we answer in the written estimate. Holly Stene's review above, with a project manager on the job site the entire day, is what supervision looks like on a Weatherguard project.
Start With the Inspection
A roof this size deserves a real assessment before anyone talks numbers. Our inspector photographs and documents the whole roof, you get a plain-spoken read on condition and remaining life, and the conversation about replacement happens only if the roof actually calls for it. No pressure, no countdown-timer pricing — just the information you need to make a good decision about a significant asset.
Get My Free Roof Inspection or call our Centennial office at (303) 792-5123.