Award-Winning Mountain Roofing: The Projects Behind Our 2023 to 2025 Recognition Nobody on our crews climbs a roof at 8,000 feet in January for a trophy. We do it because it's our valley, and these are our neighbors' homes. But when manufacturers and industry groups from across the country look
Copper Roofs in the Colorado Mountains: Patina, Snow Retention, and a 250-Step Job Site Copper is the roof people slow down to look at. It has a warmth no other material has, it works on everything from a turret to a full standing seam roof, and it ages instead of
Blog Title For a long time, most roofs in the Vail Valley held their snow all winter. Cedar shake soaks up water, the snowpack freezes to it, and it usually doesn't let go until spring, when the melt works its way down from the ridge to the eave. Then the roofs
