Windsor Roofing Company

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Based in Timnath, Nine Miles Up the Road

Windsor knows storms the way few Colorado towns do: the EF3 tornado of May 22, 2008 crossed the east side of town with baseball hail in tow and damaged some 850 homes in a single morning. Cooper Construction is a family-owned roofing company headquartered in Timnath, about nine miles up the road, roofing Northern Colorado since 2013. Contact us for a free inspection and a straight answer. From the old blocks near Windsor Lake to new construction in RainDance and Water Valley, we treat every roof as the working system it is.

Roof Repair and Maintenance in Windsor

Windsor’s housing skews newer, and newer does not mean stormproof. Production builds carry wide, open roof planes that take hail across their full width, and a ten-year-old roof here has already lived through several severe seasons. 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. On the golf-course lots around Highland Meadows and Pelican Lakes, wind moving across open fairways works shingle edges loose sooner than most homeowners expect. Schedule a repair visit online.

A roofer in a hi-vis vest kneeling on a shingle roof inspecting chalk-circled hail damage while holding a tablet
A Roofs by Cooper inspector on a residential roof pointing out storm damage while a homeowner talks on the phone in the driveway below, Front Range foothills behind

Your Next-Door Roofing Company

Here is a fact worth knowing before you sign anything: the Town of Windsor does not require a contractor license, so anyone with a truck and a yard sign can call themselves a Windsor roofer. Cooper Construction is headquartered in Timnath, one interchange up the road, with a fixed address, GAF Master Elite certification, and crews that work Northern Colorado year-round. After 2008, and after every hail season since, the difference between a neighbor and a season’s visitor has mattered here. Call for an estimate and check both claims yourself.

Tornado Country Is Hail Country

May 22, 2008 remains the storm Windsor measures the others against: an EF3 tornado with winds near 165 miles per hour tracked through the east side of town, damaged roughly 850 homes, and destroyed or significantly damaged nearly 300 of them, with baseball hail falling from the same supercell. The weather has not retired since; as recently as June 2025 the National Weather Service warned of two-inch hail over Windsor in a pre-dawn squall. After any of it, we inspect from the roof, not the driveway, document the damage with photos, and tell you plainly whether a claim makes sense. When it does, one assessment covers roof, gutters, and the rest of the exterior, so the insurance work happens once rather than in pieces.

hail on the ground
house with new roof

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 in a town where the 2008 tornado damaged the historic mill along with hundreds of homes, nobody needs convincing that wind works on more than roofs. We repair and replace the whole exterior under one contract and one insurance claim. In RainDance and Water Valley that includes matching HOA-approved colors and profiles; on the older streets near Main Street it means repairing what can be repaired instead of replacing everything in sight.

Permits and Codes in Windsor

The Town of Windsor issues its own building permits and reviews roofing work under the 2024 international codes it adopted effective January 2026. 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 Windsor and across Northern Colorado before you reroof.