Hail season does not wait. Get your Aurora roof inspected before the next storm.
Aurora is Colorado's third largest city, with roughly 394,000 people spread across the Arapahoe, Adams and Douglas County sides of town. Most roofers treat it like a Denver suburb. It is not. It has its own building division, its own design criteria, and a hail record that fills a NOAA spreadsheet.
We keep the whole operation local to Aurora: replacement and repair scopes written to the city's 2021 code amendments, ice barrier underlayment on every eave because the city requires it everywhere, and claim paperwork that matches what adjusters working this metro expect to see.
HOW WE WORK

Aurora's engineering design criteria require ice barrier underlayment on every home in the city. Parker does not require it. Douglas County only requires it above 7,000 feet. A crew that works mostly outside Aurora can miss it, and it only shows up when the first freeze-thaw cycle sends water backwards under your shingles.
Source: City of Aurora Roofing Guide, Form A200 design criteria
Your neighbor across the street can be in a different county, but every Aurora re-roof permit comes from the same city Building Division at the Aurora Municipal Center. We pull the permit, meet the inspector, and close it out. You can verify any contractor on the city's public lookup before letting them on your roof.
Source: City of Aurora Building Division
NOAA logged about 140 hail events of one inch or larger in Arapahoe County in the last decade, and the May 8, 2017 storm remains Colorado's most expensive insured catastrophe at roughly 2.3 billion dollars. June 1, 2026 put golf ball hail near Aurora again. This is why roofs here are an insurance conversation, not just a construction one.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database; RMIIA

Golf community roofs from the late 1990s and 2000s, many now on their second or third shingle cycle after hail.
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Newer master-planned homes by the Aurora Reservoir where builder-grade shingles meet open-plains wind exposure.
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Large master plan in the Cherry Creek School District, heavy on steep two-story roofs and HOA color expectations.
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1950s to 1980s homes northwest of the Anschutz campus, where decking condition matters as much as the shingles.
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The E-470 growth edge, from Tallgrass to new filings, where builder warranties end and hail season does not.
Service areasYes. The City of Aurora requires a permit for re-roofs, issued by the city Building Division regardless of which county your address lands in. We handle the paperwork and the inspection call as part of every job.
Storm reports put hail up to 1.75 inches near Aurora that afternoon, inside a metro swath estimated to cover more than 90,000 homes. Whether your specific roof took damage is a ladder question, not a map question. That is what the free inspection answers.
Colorado insurers commonly discount 5 to 25 percent of the wind and hail portion of premiums for Class 4 impact-resistant shingles. We run the math for your actual policy in the estimate so you can see the payback period before spending the upgrade money.
ALL QUESTIONSHail season does not wait. Get your Aurora roof inspected before the next storm.