Commercial Roofing Contractor

All 2 of the one and two-star reviews we hold for Commercial Roofing Contractor, most recent first.

• 1 out of 5Angie Ingalls4 days ago

  We had two homes that received roof replacement with CRC due to hail damage. In the beginning, they assisted with all documentation and communication with our insurance company. They quoted upgraded shingles for both homes and sold their services on the promise to provide shingle quality certifications (to assist in lowering the home owners insurance) and manufacturers warranty on the products we were charged for. After 9 months since completion of the jobs, NEITHER the certification or the warranty have been provided. I have spent months contacting Dave (the PM), and Ryan Sanchez via text, email and voicemail to no avail. My insurance agent has also reached out to Ryan. He has continually responded with promises (time and time again), that he would "get it to me" that day. I literally have record of 25+ text and voicemail message dating back to 12/30/2025, requesting the promised documentation. A month ago, I filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, and no response to that either. As far as the quality of service...not bad. They were quick and clean but there was never a foreman on site with the crews, and unfortunately none of them spoke English. Communication with the guys doing the work was difficult. Skip CRC, and hire someone with a good track record of customer service. It is certainly not them!

• 2 out of 5Bmble Beea month ago

  Update: After posting this review, the owner contacted us directly. I appreciate him taking the time to discuss our concerns and offering to make things right. …

  Google cut this review short. The full text is on their Google profile.

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3 more of the 5 reviews we hold text for, most recent first. We do not hold every review Google has.

• 5 out of 5Kari Beyera month ago

  I recently moved from Grand Junction, but before listing my home, it was hit by a hailstorm in June 2025. CRC came in and made the entire process easy. They helped me file the insurance claim, met with the adjuster, and worked directly …

  Google cut this review short. The full text is on their Google profile.

• 5 out of 5Gunnar Hencmann2 months ago

  CRC went above and beyond to help us with a previously denied insurance claim. Thanks to their expertise, the insurance company approved a full TPO roof replacement for two buildings in Denver. Tom, Chris, and their team replaced 25,000 sq. …

  Google cut this review short. The full text is on their Google profile.

• 5 out of 5Taylor Gillach3 months ago

  My roof looks great and the whole experience/process was amazing! Couldn’t be happier about the result and the clean up was amazing

  Reply from the business

  Thanks Mr. Gillach. Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review. Give us a call anytime you need us. Referrals are always appreciated and the highest complement you could give us. Thank You.

Before you call your carrier about hail damage, find your deductible. Most Colorado policies now set a separate wind and hail deductible as a percentage of your dwelling coverage rather than a flat dollar amount (Colorado Division of Insurance). On a home insured for $500,000, a 2 percent deductible is $10,000. Homeowners still expecting an old $1,000 flat deductible get caught by this every hail season. That number decides everything. If the repair comes in under it, filing gets you no payout, and no Colorado law stops a carrier from choosing not to renew after repeated losses. So have somebody walk the roof and tell you what the damage is actually worth before you pick up the phone, not after. An inspection tells you which side of your deductible you are on while you still have the option not to file. One more thing worth knowing: under C.R.S. 6-22-105 no contractor may pay, waive, or rebate any part of your deductible. Anyone offering to make it disappear is telling you something about the rest of the deal. How Colorado hail claims actually work, start to finish: https://www.yourcommercialroofer.com/services/insurance-claims/ Free inspection. Know the number before you file.Before you call your carrier about hail damage, find your deductible. Most Colorado policies now set a separate wind and hail deductible as a percentage of your dwelling coverage rather than a flat dollar amount (Colorado Division of Insurance). On a home insured for $500,06 days agoCall now

• Licensed

  “…Is Commercial Roofing Contractor licensed and insured? Yes. Commercial Roofing…”

• Warranty offered

  “…Replacement is warranted when ·…”

• States a founding year

  “…Contractor We've roofed Hail Alley since 2001, from the Front Range to the Nebraska…”

• Free estimates

  “…Insurance Claim Help Other Schedule Free Inspection By submitting this form, you agree to…”

• Financing available

  “…Explore financing options . Full Exterior Your Roof Is Rarely…”

• Mentions the BBB

  “…Colorado and the Nebraska Panhandle, BBB accredited with an A+ rating, with Haag…”

• Family owned

  “…Family-owned and operated since 2001, we bring…”

Their site also states: insured.