Serving HOA & Condo Associations · Vail Valley & Roaring Fork Valley 

HOA & Condo Association Roofing, Built for Board Approval

Board-ready bids, documented inspections, and roofing built for tough mountain weather. From a locally owned contractor serving homeowners and condo associations from Aspen to Vail. We cover every town in between.

Replacement Roofing for HOAs, Condo Associations Vail to Aspen, Beaver Creek to Snowmass
Replacement Roofing for HOAs, Condo Associations Vail to Aspen, Beaver Creek to Snowmass

Serving HOA & Condo Associations · Vail Valley & Roaring Fork Valley 

HOA & Condo Association Roofing, Built for Board Approval

Board-ready bids, documented inspections, and roofing built for tough mountain weather. From a locally owned contractor serving homeowners and condo associations from Aspen to Vail. We cover every town in between.

Licensed and insured in Colorado. Trusted by manufacturers including GAF, DaVinci Roofscapes, Berridge Manufacturing, and Drexel Metals. Locally-owned and based in both valleys, not a franchise or a national chain. In business since 2000. Trade references available upon request.

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Homeowner Associations Meetings

Colorado Resort Communities Have Unique Challenges

We Know What Your Board Is Actually Dealing With 

Getting a roof approved by an HOA board is not like hiring someone for a single home. There are different bids to compare. You need to interpret the CC&Rs. You must meet the insurance carrier’s requirements. Neighbors are also watching how the money is spent. We have worked inside that process enough times to know what actually helps. 

  • Bids you can compare, not just numbers to guess at.

  • A contractor who reads your CC&Rs before we bid, not after.

  • Documentation your board can bring straight to a vote.

  • Someone still answering the phone once the storm chasers have left town.

Condo Associations Meetings Reviewing Plans

Serving Vail and Roaring Fork Valley Communities Since 2000

Why HOA Boards Choose Umbrella Roofing 

Board & Multi-Unit Experience 

We have roofed HOA and townhome communities, including the Maroon Neighborhood Townhouse Association. We coordinate shared rooflines and phased work across many buildings, not just single homes.

Built for Altitude 

Snow load, ice dams, freeze-thaw cycles, and the Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code are not edge cases for us. They are what every roof in the Roaring Fork and Vail valleys has to survive. 

Itemized, Apples-to-Apples Bids 

Every bid includes a full scope of work, current license verification, and insurance certificates. Your HOA is listed as an additional insured. This helps your board compare real numbers, not guesses.

One Point of Contact 

A dedicated project manager will handle the work. You will get weekly updates. This way, your board will not have to take forty calls from residents about a project no one can explain.

Local and Family-Owned 

Based in the valley, giving back to it. Umbrella Roofing has committed 1% of gross revenue to Roaring Fork Valley nonprofits every year since 2011. We are still here after the job is done. 

Roofing Design Blueprints

Need Proof?

A Track Record Your Board Can Check 

  • Maroon Neighborhood Townhouse Association: Full roof replacement, cedar shakes replaced with DaVinci synthetic shakes, coordinated across the community. 

  • Village Walk, Vail / Beaver Creek: Winner, National Project of the Year, DaVinci Roofscapes.

“I have had excellent luck with Umbrella Roofing. More than a few of our projects were better because of their help with the design details and knowledge prior to starting. The follow-through and completion of each job has always been excellent as well. I would highly recommend these guys for both new and remodel projects, and definitely for roofing and sheet metal jobs that have more complex issues.” 

Dan Muse, Muse Architects, Inc.

Need Trade References?

Here are a few of the reputable construction contractors we work with:

The following is a list of references for Umbrella Roofing and all of our roofing contractor services:

How We Work With Your Board

Our mission at Umbrella Roofing is to provide a customer service centered approach to high quality installations of roof, snow retention, heat tape, and gutter   systems designed to perform under extreme mountain conditions.

We will do it with the most professional and knowledgeable staff, the best communication with customers as a team with the BEST ATTITUDE!

Built for Rocky Mountain Conditions & Our Colorado High Country

At 6,000 to over 9,000 feet, a roof works harder than it would anywhere else in the state. We keep that in mind on every HOA and condo roof we touch. 

Snow on Roof Colorado Rocky Mountain HOmes

Snow Load Engineering

Ground snow loads exceed 100 psf across much of the Roaring Fork and Vail valleys. We know when a re-roof needs engineered drawings, and when it does not. Umbrella installs according to the approved plans, engineering, manufacturer specifications, and applicable building codes.

Ice Dams on Roofs

Ice Dams

The most common and most misdiagnosed damage source in shared-roofline communities. We identify contributing factors and make recommendations when appropriate while addressing the roofing components within our scope.

Sun & UV damage to roofs

UV & Freeze-Thaw

Materials at altitude can degrade up to 50% faster than the national average. That number matters a great deal to your reserve study. 

Colorado High Country Wildfire Code (WUI)

Wildfire Resiliency Code (WUI)

A re-roof that replaces 25% or more of a roof can trigger full WUI compliance in Eagle and Pitkin County communities. We build to code from the start, so your board is not caught by surprise at inspection. 

Service Areas: Two valleys. One standard

Roaring Fork Valley Service Areas

Vail Valley Service Areas

Roofing Design Blueprints

Services for HOA & Condo Associations

Roofing Services Built for Community-Scale Properties 

  • Full roof replacement and phased, multi-building projects 

  • Ice dam remediation and attic ventilation correction 

  • Snow retention system installation 

  • Gutter, downspout, and heat cable systems

  • Class 4 impact-resistant shingle upgrades 

  • Wildfire Resiliency Code (WUI) compliant re-roofing 

  • Roof-life assessments to support your reserve study

  • Custom architectural sheet metal fabrication 

Umbrella Roofing Staff

Why Umbrella Roofing?

  • Family-owned and local, not a national franchise or storm-chaser crew that leaves once the season ends.

  • Two local offices covering both valleys: Glenwood Springs for the Roaring Fork Valley, Eagle for the Vail Valley.

  • DaVinci Roofscapes National Project of the Year (2017), a company-wide install-quality credential.

  • Retrofit onto an existing metal or composition roof is fully feasible, not just a new-construction service.

Our Home Owners Say

“Great experience with Umbrella Roofing company. Replaced a difficult roof on a log home
for me in Breckenridge that was in dire shape. Great team and well managed. Cleaned up and left no trace. I highly recommend them for any roofing job you have.”

JOHN CHARTERS

“I have had excellent luck with Umbrella Roofing. More than a few of our projects were better, because of their help with the design details and knowledge prior …to starting. The follow through, and completion of each job has always been excellent as well. I would highly recommend these guys for both new and remodel projects, and definitely for roofing and sheet metal jobs that have more complex issues! Dan Muse – Muse Architects , Inc.”

“I could not be more pleased with this company; profession al, courteous, and really got on it. Tom gave me great guidance and thought it through so well, that I… can now avoid future problems on my cupola. This company made the project so easy for me, and they always leave my place so clean.”

SARA MCALLISTER , HOMEOWNER

“The team at Umbrella Roofing are highly qualified and provide amazing customer service. They are also extremely caring. Umbrella Roofing helped me out enormously after I was taken advantage of by another area contractor who did not properly install my roof. Umbrella Roofing’s team was amazing and efficient when I worked with them. Thanks for saving the day!”

NICOLE KINSLER, HOME OWNER

“Umbrella Roofing provides quality work, competitive pricing, and outstanding customer service. They are a great team who also make it a point to give back to the community. Thank you Umbrella Roofing!”

ZHAALEK CLERKE, HOME OWNER

“I trust this guy! You can’t go wrong with Trevor Cannon!”

BETTY JOHNSON, HOMEOWNER

FAQs: About Roofing for HOAs and Condo Associations

Q: Who is responsible for roof repairs, the HOA or the homeowner?

A: It depends on your governing documents. In most condominium communities, roofs are treated as a common element maintained by the association. In townhome communities, it often depends on whether rooflines are shared. In single-family HOA neighborhoods, homeowners usually own their roof but must follow the association’s architectural standards. We review your CC&Rs before we bid, so we can tell you which scope applies to your situation. For anything with real legal ambiguity, loop in your board’s own counsel or community manager. 

Q: How many bids does our HOA need before approving a roofing project? 

A: Many governing documents, and some Colorado laws, require at least three competitive bids. This applies to capital projects above a set dollar amount. We provide a detailed, itemized scope of work and full documentation. This makes your board’s bids easy to compare side by side. This is where many HOA procurement processes get stuck. 

Q: What is the Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, and does it affect our community?

A: Colorado’s Wildfire Resiliency Code (WUI Code) applies in many Eagle and Pitkin County areas. It applies when a re-roof replaces 25% or more of a roof. Depending on your zone, it can require Class A materials, ember-resistant vents, and non-combustible gutters. Umbrella primarily installs Class A roofing systems when required by code. 

Q: What roof lifespan should our reserve study assume at high altitude? 

A: National averages do not hold up well at 7,000 to 9,000+ feet. UV exposure and freeze-thaw cycles can shorten roof life meaningfully compared to lower elevations. We provide documented, honest remaining-life assessments your board can use to inform reserve planning, though the reserve study itself should come from a qualified reserve specialist.

Q: Do you provide materials our board can present to homeowners?

A: Yes. We build inspection reports, repair-versus-replace comparisons, and bid documentation formatted specifically for board presentations and homeowner meetings. 

Get a Board-Ready Bid. No Pressure, No Storm-Chaser Tactics.

Whether your board is planning ahead or responding to storm damage, we will give you a documented inspection, an itemized bid, and a straight answer about your options.

Trusted Partners

We install and stand behind materials from the manufacturers the mountains actually require.

Share Umbrella Roofing with Your HOA or Condo Association!

Umbrella Roofing LogoThe customer service team at Umbrella Roofing works well with homeowners and with residential and commercial contractors. We also work with HOAs, condo associations, and property management companies. You will find us always willing, from the smallest repair to the most luxurious or complicated of projects.

We sincerely appreciate you taking the time to explore how Umbrella Roofing can meet your needs. Your home, association or commercial project is a big investment – let us protect it.

Umbrella Roofing provides roofing services, gutter installation, snow retention systems, roof repairs, and heat tape for ice dam prevention. We serve Aspen, Basalt, Snowmass, Carbondale, Vail, Avon and Beaver Creek, Edwards, Eagle, Gypsum, and Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Call us  970.704.9130 or Contact Us today!