3 roofing companies in our records are based in Erie. Another 12 operate from nearby Northern Colorado towns and are listed underneath. Ratings, review counts and direct phone numbers throughout — no forms, no callbacks, no handing your number to five contractors at once.
Google ratings and review counts, refreshed monthly. We do not rank these companies against each other and no company can pay for a position. Here is how we research.
Also serving Erie from nearby Northern Colorado towns
Based elsewhere in the region, but within normal working distance. Each card shows where the company actually operates from, worth knowing if you want somebody local for a warranty call in three years.
The Front Range is one of the most hail-prone regions in the country, and most storms hit between May and August. A few things matter more than which company you call first:
Photograph the damage before anyone touches the roof. Dented gutters, dinged vents and bruised shingles are evidence your insurer and your roofer both need.
Call your insurer before you sign anything. Most policies give you a window to file, and a roofer cannot file the claim for you.
Check your deductible first. Many Colorado policies now carry a separate wind/hail deductible set as a percentage of your dwelling coverage, not a flat dollar amount — here is how that works.
Watch for door-to-door crews right after a storm. Colorado law bans any roofer from paying or waiving your deductible and gives you 72 hours to cancel a signed contract — your rights under SB 38.
Before you call anyone in Erie
Ask which city licence they hold. Colorado issues no statewide roofing licence. A company licensed in one Front Range city may not be able to pull a permit in Erie.
Read the review count, not just the stars. A 5.0 from nine reviews tells you far less than a 4.8 from six hundred.
Nobody may pay or waive your deductible. It is against Colorado law, and if they offer, your insurer can disregard their estimate entirely.
Get two quotes, and never sign the same day. A roof that survived last summer will survive the week it takes to think.
FAQ: roofers in Erie
How many roofing companies are listed for Erie?
3 companies in our records are based in Erie, plus 12 more working from nearby Northern Colorado towns.
Can a roofer waive my insurance deductible in Erie?
No. Colorado law (SB 38) bans any roofer from paying or waiving your deductible, and insurers can disregard an estimate from a contractor who offers to.
What should I do first after a hailstorm in Erie?
Photograph the damage before anyone touches the roof, then call your insurer before signing anything. Check your deductible — many Colorado policies carry a separate wind/hail deductible.
Do companies pay to appear on this page?
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We removed around 30 listings from this dataset that appeared to be spam networks: several brand names running off one phone number. Nobody paid to be included here, and nobody paid to be left out.