Integrity Roofing and Painting's Denver-area roofers serve Denver and the surrounding service areas from our office in Centennial, including Arvada, Aurora, Broomfield, Castle Rock, Centennial, Evergreen, Franktown, Golden, Henderson, Lakewood, Littleton, Louisville and Morrison. What changes from town to town is the paperwork: each city or county is its own building department, with its own permit thresholds, tear-off rules and inspections. The table below lists who issues the roof permit in each town and the one local rule most likely to change your project, with a full page for each town.
Towns we serve and the rule that matters most in each
| Town | Building department | Rule to know |
|---|---|---|
| Denver | City and County of Denver | Repairs over 10% of the roof or 2 squares need a permit; shingle wind rating set by your side of town. |
| Arvada | City of Arvada | Class 4 impact-resistant roofing required; mid-roof inspection on every re-roof at 25% complete. |
| Aurora | City of Aurora Building Division | Aurora-licensed contractor only; no work before the permit is issued. |
| Broomfield | City and County of Broomfield | Roof slope report for pitched roofs; mid-roof inspection at 25 to 50% complete. |
| Castle Rock | Town of Castle Rock | 100% tear-off including underlayment; permits expire after 180 days without an inspection. |
| Centennial | City of Centennial | Ice barrier on every roof; repairs over 25% of the roof require a full tear-off. |
| Evergreen | Jefferson County (unincorporated) | Complete tear-off, one layer only; Class A roof in the WUI overlay for permits from July 1, 2026. |
| Franktown | Douglas County (unincorporated) | No wood shakes; one layer only; Class A roof in mapped wildfire areas. |
| Golden | City of Golden, or Jefferson County outside city limits | Repairs of 10% or less need no city permit; Golden contractor license on permitted jobs. |
| Henderson | Adams County (unincorporated) | One layer maximum; past one square of damage, the whole slope is replaced. |
| Lakewood | City of Lakewood | Class A roofs citywide; most re-roofs inspected by photo in eTRAKiT. |
| Littleton | City of Littleton | Full tear-off, eave ice barrier, Class H shingles; over 100 sq ft means a full roof. |
| Louisville | City of Louisville | Class A roof coverings under the 2026 fire hardening code; same-day re-roof permits. |
| Morrison | Town of Morrison, or Jefferson County outside town limits | Jefferson County requires in-person mid-roof and final inspections; no photos. |
What stays the same in every town
Every project starts with a free inspection and photo documentation, a written scope with Good, Better and Best options, and work installed to the manufacturer's specifications. If you are filing a hail or wind claim, the claim stays yours; our photos make sure nothing gets missed in the scope. Services: roof repair, roof replacement, storm damage repair, hail damage repair, roof inspections, insurance claim help, asphalt shingles, metal, tile, slate, synthetic cedar and commercial roofing. For background on the city's own code, read our Denver roofing codes article. Across the metro, our Colorado guides compare roof replacement costs and code items by city, explain when Colorado hail season starts and peaks, and list the terms Colorado law requires in a roofing contract.
Why homeowners across the metro call us
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