by Nicholas | Dec 17, 2025 | Roofing Education
Ice Dam Prevention on Steep-Slope Residential Roofs: Why Late Fall Matters Denver’s Front Range winters bring rapid freeze–thaw cycles, chinook winds, and heavy, wet snow—perfect conditions for ice dams on steep-slope roofs. The best time to prevent them is late fall,...
by Nicholas | Dec 16, 2025 | Roofing Education
Commercial buildings across Denver, the Front Range, and Cheyenne face a unique winter challenge: ice dams and daily freeze-thaw cycles that stress roof flashing and create leaks. If water only appears during sunny winter afternoons or right after a thaw, flashing at...
by Nicholas | Dec 11, 2025 | Roofing Education
Colorado’s Front Range weather is beautiful—and brutal on roofs. Fast freeze-thaw cycles, heavy spring snows, wind-driven rain, intense sun, and frequent hail can stress any roofing system. That’s why a self-adhered ice and water shield underlayment is often a...
by Nicholas | Dec 10, 2025 | Roofing Education
Ice dams are a costly, recurring headache across Denver and the Front Range. After a Colorado winter of freeze–thaw cycles, chinook warm-ups, and heavy spring snows, your roof can be primed for refreezing along the eaves. Here’s how to prevent ice dams before next...
by Nicholas | Dec 9, 2025 | Roofing Education
Winters along Colorado’s Front Range bring frequent freeze–thaw cycles, high-altitude sun, and the occasional heavy, wet spring storm. Those conditions make unmanaged snow melt one of the quietest threats to shingles, membranes, gutters, and roof structure. With a...
