Cooper Construction is a family-owned roofing company based in Timnath. We have served Northern Colorado since 2013. Berthoud sits squarely in the Front Range hail corridor: on the evening of June 24, 2026, the National Weather Service logged golf-ball hail in town. If your roof was in the storm’s path, an inspection can help document any damage. Contact us for a free roof inspection.
Roof Repair and Replacement in Berthoud
If your roof leaks, we trace the source and repair it with matching materials. After hail, we inspect for damage that may be hard to see from the ground. We photograph the work so you can see what was repaired. When repairs are no longer enough, we quote the Class 4 options that meet the town’s rule, pull the permit, and schedule the town inspection. Schedule a free inspection to discuss repairs or replacement.
The June 24 Hail in Berthoud
Between about 7:47 and 7:52 pm on June 24, 2026, the National Weather Service recorded four hail reports in and around Berthoud: 1.50-inch stones a mile west and a mile north-northwest of town, and 1.75-inch stones (golf-ball size) in town and a mile southeast (NOAA Storm Prediction Center reports; our June 24 storm report covers what to check and the claim deadline). Hail that size can bruise asphalt shingles and loosen their protective granules. It can also dent gutters and air-conditioner fins and damage window screens. Roof damage may be hard to see from the ground. It is not a one-off: NOAA’s records show hail of an inch or larger at Berthoud on May 22, 2018 (1.25 inches), August 14, 2018 (1.00), and July 20, 2024 (1.50). We inspect the roof and photograph any damage so you can discuss it with your insurer: Our hail damage guide explains insurance claims and reporting deadlines in Colorado.
Berthoud Requires Class 4 Shingles on Every Reroof
Berthoud amended section R905.2.4 of the 2024 residential code so that asphalt shingles must be Class 4 impact-resistant, tested to UL 2218, on every asphalt reroof: there is no size threshold. That is stricter than Fort Collins, which requires Class 4 only once half the roof or more is replaced, and Denver, which does not require it at all. Berthoud also does not allow 3-tab shingles; dimensional shingles are the minimum. The replacement must meet the rule. Ask your insurer whether a Class 4 roof qualifies for a premium discount.
Roofing and Exterior Repairs With One Contractor
A hailstorm can dent gutters and downspouts, damage window screens, crack siding and chip paint. We handle roofing, gutters, siding, windows and painting under one contract. If you file a claim, we document the damage across the exterior for your insurer.
Permits and Codes in Berthoud
The Town of Berthoud issues its own permits under the 2024 International Residential Code. Any reroof beyond one square (100 square feet) needs one, posted on the house before work starts. The town requires an ice barrier at the eaves, fasteners rated for 140 mph winds, and $100,000 of liability insurance from the roofer: ask for the certificate. One layer of shingles may be covered once; two or more must come off. We pull the permit and schedule the inspection as part of the job. Details are in the town’s 2026 roofing regulations.
Berthoud Roofing Questions, Answered
Yes, for anything beyond repairing or replacing less than one square (100 square feet) of shingles. The Town of Berthoud issues the permit, and it must be posted on the house before work starts. We pull it as part of the job.
Yes. Berthoud amended the 2024 residential code so asphalt shingles must be Class 4 impact-resistant, tested to UL 2218, on every asphalt reroof, and 3-tab shingles are not allowed.
Yes. The National Weather Service logged four reports between about 7:47 and 7:52 pm: 1.50-inch hail west and north-northwest of town, and 1.75-inch (golf-ball) hail in town and to the southeast.
The Town of Berthoud requires roofing contractors to carry $100,000 of combined single-limit liability insurance and to submit the certificate with the permit application. Ask any roofer for it before you sign.
NOAA records hail of an inch or larger at Berthoud in May 2018, August 2018, July 2024 and June 2026, and the town sits in the Front Range hail corridor.
Cooper Construction is a family-owned roofing and exterior company based in Timnath, serving Northern Colorado since 2013. Inspections and estimates are free: call (303) 910-0859.