Timnath is where our trucks start the morning. Cooper Construction is a family-owned roofing company headquartered right here in Timnath, roofing Northern Colorado since 2013 — so when hail comes across the Harmony corridor, we are not driving in from somewhere else. NOAA’s storm records log six separate days of hail an inch or larger over Timnath since 2017, including stones of two and a half inches in July 2018. Contact us for a free inspection and a straight answer. From Old Town to Wildwing, Timnath Ranch and Serratoga Falls, we treat every roof as the working system it is.
Roof Repair and Maintenance in Timnath
Timnath’s housing skews new, and new does not mean stormproof. The subdivisions that built out east of I-25 carry wide, open roof planes that take hail across their full width, and a roof put on here ten years ago has already worked through several severe seasons — 1.75-inch stones in June 2017, two and a half inches in July 2018, two inches in July 2022. We repair wind-lifted tabs, cracked pipe boots, dented vents, and flashing that a fast build left thin, and we match materials so the fix does not advertise itself. Every repair comes with photos of what we found and what we changed. Schedule a repair visit online.
Your Next-Door Roofing Company
Most roofing companies that work in Timnath describe themselves as serving it. Ours is headquartered in it. That matters most in the fortnight after a storm, when out-of-area crews arrive, sign contracts at the door, and are gone before the first warranty call. Cooper Construction has a fixed address in town, is BBB accredited, and is a founding member of the Timnath Chamber of Commerce, and our crews work Northern Colorado year-round rather than following weather across state lines. If something is wrong with your roof in three years, you will not be chasing a phone number in another state. Call for an estimate and check every one of those claims yourself.
Six Hail Days Since 2017, and Counting
Timnath sits in the middle of the Front Range hail corridor, and the record here is specific rather than vague. NOAA’s storm database logs hail of an inch or larger falling on Timnath on six separate days since 2017: 12 June 2017 at 1.75 inches, 26 July 2018 at 1.25, 29 July 2018 at two and a half inches, 8 June 2020 at an inch, 27 July 2022 at two inches, and 9 May 2023 at an inch again. Stones of an inch bruise an asphalt shingle; two and a half inches fractures the mat outright. After any of it we inspect from the roof rather than the driveway, photograph what we find, and tell you plainly whether a claim makes sense. When it does, one assessment covers the roof, the gutters and the rest of the exterior, so the insurance work happens once rather than in pieces.
Roof, Siding, Windows, Gutters, Paint: One Contractor
A storm that bruises shingles rarely stops there. It strips window screens, cracks siding on the windward wall, dents gutters and chips paint — and on Timnath’s newer streets, where whole blocks went up in the same season with the same materials, one storm tends to do the same thing to every house on the row. We repair and replace the whole exterior under one contract and one insurance claim. In Wildwing, Timnath Ranch, Trailside and Serratoga Falls that includes matching the colours and profiles your architectural committee has already approved, so the work passes review the first time instead of the second.
Permits and Codes in Timnath
The Town of Timnath issues its own building permits and adopted the 2024 international codes effective 1 January 2026, with inspections carried out by SAFEbuilt on the town’s behalf. Roofing repairs under one square — 100 square feet — need no permit; anything larger does. Timnath itself does not require impact-resistant shingles, although several of the local architectural committees do, which is worth checking before you choose a shingle. We pull the permit and schedule the required inspections as part of the job. Reach out to Cooper Construction for a free estimate, or read the building codes that apply in Timnath and across Northern Colorado before you reroof.
Timnath Roofing Questions, Answered
Yes, for anything beyond a small repair. The Town of Timnath issues its own building permits and exempts shingle repair or replacement work not exceeding one square — 100 square feet — of covering per building. Anything larger needs a permit. Timnath contracts its building inspections out to SAFEbuilt, who carry them out on the town’s behalf. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections as part of the job.
Not by the Town. Timnath adopted the 2024 International Residential Code without amending its roof-assembly chapter, and the base code does not mandate impact resistance — that is always a local addition. However, several Timnath subdivisions do require Class 4 through their HOA architectural committees, including Wildwing, Timnath Ranch, Trailside and Serratoga Falls, so check your covenants before choosing a shingle. Note that the rule differs immediately outside town: unincorporated Larimer County requires both a Class A fire rating and Class 4 impact resistance on any repair or replacement covering 25% or more of a roof.
Timnath adopted the 2024 International Building Code, International Residential Code and the rest of the 2024 family by Ordinance No. 19, Series 2025, effective 1 January 2026. The 2025 Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code takes effect separately on 1 July 2026. Timnath did not locally amend the residential code’s roof-assembly chapter, so the base 2024 IRC provisions apply to roofing work.
More often than most homeowners assume. NOAA’s storm database records hail of one inch or larger falling on Timnath on six separate days since 2017: 12 June 2017 (1.75 inches), 26 July 2018 (1.25), 29 July 2018 (2.50), 8 June 2020 (1.00), 27 July 2022 (2.00) and 9 May 2023 (1.00). One-inch hail bruises asphalt shingles and knocks granules loose; two and a half inch stones fracture the shingle mat. If hail of an inch or more fell on your address, a roof-level inspection is worth doing even when nothing looks wrong from the driveway.
Cooper Construction is headquartered in Timnath. We are a family-owned company that has roofed Northern Colorado since 2013, we are BBB accredited, and we are a founding member of the Timnath Chamber of Commerce. Our crews work the region year-round rather than following storms in and out of the state, which matters most in the weeks after hail, when out-of-area contractors arrive to sign doorstep contracts and are gone before the first warranty call.