Church Roofing

Religious buildings, often surpassing 35 years in age, are commonly deemed historic. These structures predominantly feature slate and tile roofs, while some incorporate metal roofing systems like lead-coated copper, copper, stainless steel, zinc, and other materials. More recent church constructions may opt for materials such as shingles. Additionally, due to the educational and office components within many churches, flat roofs are occasionally integrated and should undergo regular inspections.

Performing roof repairs and inspections on religious buildings with pitched roofs, utilizing the mentioned materials, demands a heightened level of expertise. This is mainly attributed to the elevation and varying pitches present in church roofs and steeples. During inspections, these roofs necessitate an initial evaluation based on material usage and the specific leaks affecting the church building. Best Roof Roofing's Denver church roof inspection team determines the required equipment, acquires it, and employs it to reach heights ranging from 30 to 70 feet on church roofs.



Once the height is established and the necessary equipment is in place, our Denver church roofing company commences the roof inspection. We incorporate a visual documentation that vividly highlights areas of concern contributing to leaks or damages.