Local since day one
A local roofer, not a storm chaser
After every big Front Range hail storm, out-of-state crews flood the neighborhoods, sign contracts for a few weeks, and disappear. When the roof leaks two years later, the phone number is dead and the warranty is worthless.
All Phase has been here 25+ years, based in Fountain, CO, with Colorado Contractor License #27223. We are not going anywhere after the season ends.
License
#27223
Colorado contractor license
Insured
Fully insured
Liability & workers' comp
Experience
25+ years
Family-run, based in Fountain
Warranty
10-year workmanship
Transferable one time
BBB
Accredited · A+
Better Business Bureau rated
Materials
GAF & Atlas
Installed to manufacturer spec
Service area
Fountain → Denver County line
Licensed across the corridor
Red flags
Six warning signs of a storm-chasing contractor
If you are looking at a bid right now, run it against this list before you sign anything.
They knocked on your door days after the storm
Out-of-state crews follow hail maps. They arrive in volume, sign as many contracts as they can in a few weeks, and leave when the work dries up.
Out-of-state plates and no local address
Ask where their shop is. If the answer is a hotel, a PO box, or another state, there is nowhere to go when something leaks two winters from now.
Pressure to sign today
"This price is only good if you sign now" is a sales tactic, not a roofing practice. A real inspection and an itemized written price do not expire overnight.
Large cash deposit up front
Legitimate contractors do not need most of the money before materials are on your driveway.
Offers to "eat" or waive your deductible
In Colorado that is illegal under state law. A contractor willing to commit insurance fraud on day one is not who you want on your roof.
No verifiable license or insurance
Ask for the license number and a certificate of insurance, then verify them. Ours is Colorado contractor license #27223.
The comparison
What you are actually choosing between
The storm chaser
- Arrives after the storm, gone by winter
- Subcontracted crews you never meet twice
- Warranty backed by a company with no local presence
- Learning local code and permitting on your roof
All Phase
- 25+ years, family-run, shop in Fountain
- Colorado Contractor License #27223, liability and workers' comp insured
- Written 10-year workmanship warranty, transferable one time
- We know El Paso, Douglas and Elbert County permitting
- Realtors and property managers send us their clients year after year
Questions to ask
Ask any roofer these five things
01
What is your Colorado contractor license number, and where is your shop?
02
Can I see a certificate of insurance for liability and workers' compensation?
03
How long is your workmanship warranty, and is it in writing?
04
Will you meet my insurance adjuster on site?
05
Who is actually doing the work — your crew or a subcontractor?
We will answer all five before you ask. Our license is #27223, we are based in fountain, colorado, and the warranty is published in full on this site.
Proof
The people who see the most roofs keep sending us theirs
Realtors and property managers inspect more roofs in a year than most homeowners see in a lifetime. These are their words.
“All Phase saved my client $13,000. Another agent pushed a 'low' bid for a new roof — All Phase inspected it and told me the roof was fine and needed no work at all.”
Barb Schlinker
Broker / Owner, Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty — Barb Has the Buyers Team
Colorado Springs, CO
“In my experience, All Phase Roofing is the best roofer in the industry. Consistently honest, offering the absolute best customer service in the business.”
William “BJ” Mahar
Broker Associate, The Pinnacle Team at RE/MAX Properties, Inc.
Colorado Springs, CO
“Personally and professionally, I 10/10 recommend this company. They provide honest on-site evaluations and will never push a roof replacement just to make a sale.”
Makayla King
Realtor®, Valor Home Team | Buy Smart Colorado
Colorado Springs, CO
“I have worked with countless contractors in eleven years as a Realtor. Very few can hold a candle to All Phase Roofing.”
Emerson Lawrence
Broker Associate, ABR, MRP, RSPS, RE/MAX Properties, Inc. | The Pinnacle Team
Colorado Springs, CO
“All Phase Roofing has been our preferred roofer for many years. Their quality of work and outstanding communication keep us coming back!”
Robert N. Lynde
Property Management, MileStone Real Estate Services
Colorado Springs, CO
FAQ
Questions about hiring a local roofer
- What is a storm chaser roofing company?
- A contractor that travels into an area after a hail or wind event, signs as many jobs as possible, subcontracts the labor, and moves on to the next storm. They are not licensed locally in most cases and have no presence once the season ends.
- Why does hiring a local roofer matter for my warranty?
- A workmanship warranty is only as good as the company standing behind it. All Phase has been in business 25+ years with a shop in Fountain, CO — if you have a problem in year eight, you can call us or drive over.
- How do I verify a roofer is licensed in Colorado?
- Ask for the contractor license number and the jurisdiction that issued it, then check with the local building department. All Phase holds Colorado contractor license #27223 and carries liability and workers' compensation insurance.
- Is it illegal for a roofer to pay my insurance deductible?
- Yes. Colorado law prohibits a roofing contractor from paying, waiving, rebating or absorbing an insurance deductible. Any contractor offering it is asking you to participate in insurance fraud.
Got a door-knocker's bid in your hand?
Send it our way. We will inspect the roof for free, document what is actually there with photos, and tell you honestly whether the work is even needed.