General contractingand project management.
Endurance does more than roofs. As your general contractor, we manage the whole project, from budget and permits to subcontractors, scheduling and quality control, and we handle the roofing ourselves.
More thana roofing contractor.
Along with roofing, siding and gutters, Endurance offers full-service general contracting for home and commercial properties, plus professional basement finishing.
A roofing contractor who also serves as your general contractor (GC) takes responsibility for the whole project: coordinating subcontractors, scheduling, quality control, and finishing on time and within budget.
Not every residential or commercial roofing contractor is qualified or experienced to act as a GC. That is what sets Endurance apart.
What we managefrom start to finish.
As your GC, Endurance oversees every part of the job.
- Scope, budget and timeline
We assess the scope of your project and prepare a budget and timeline.
- Permits and inspections
We obtain the permits and inspections your project needs.
- Subcontractors
We hire and manage the specialists your project needs, such as plumbers, electricians and roofers.
- Scheduling and coordination
We coordinate and schedule every part of the project.
- Code compliance and quality control
We make sure all work meets building codes and standards, and we oversee quality control so the result meets your expectations.
- Materials and supplies
We manage the procurement of materials and supplies.
- Progress updates
We keep you informed of progress and address any concerns you have along the way.
- Problem solving
We handle unexpected issues that come up during the project and keep it on track to finish on time and within budget.
How we workas your GC.
A specialist contractor, such as a plumber or electrician, focuses on one trade. As general contractor, Endurance oversees the overall project and manages those subcontractors.
We also fill the specialist role for your roof. Endurance acts as the roofing subcontractor on the project while coordinating everyone else's work and keeping the job on time and within budget.
How Colorado licensesgeneral contractors.
Unlike most states, Colorado does not require a general contractor license at the state level. Licensing happens locally, through cities such as Denver and Boulder. Electricians and plumbers, by contrast, need a state license from the Department of Regulatory Agencies.
Many municipalities, including Longmont and Boulder, sort general contractor licenses into three classes. Denver is the largest market for general contractors in Colorado, and it also has the most restrictive licensing process.
Endurance maintains the credentials needed to work in your area. Where your county or city requires a license or permit, Endurance meets the requirement. To check the rules for your property, start with your county's rules for building contractors.
- Class A: the broadest license. It covers any building project, regardless of size. Plumbing, electrical, mechanical, fire extinguishing and elevator work still require trade-specific licenses.
- Class B: covers most residential and commercial building projects, except those designated IA or IIA by the International Building Code. Specific trades require additional licenses.
- Class C: limited to residential buildings, single-family or multi-family, with no more than three stories or four living units. Specific trades require additional licenses.
Check experienceand references first.
Because local governments regulate general contractor licensing in Colorado, the process varies by location. Most areas only require a license for work that needs a building permit, which makes it harder to tell whether a contractor is reliable and legitimate.
In areas hit by tornadoes, hurricanes and brush fires, a few unscrupulous contractors always sweep in after a severe event to take advantage of property owners who need help. You don't have that worry with Endurance. We're locally owned and operated, highly trained and experienced, and endorsed by hundreds of past customers.
A reputable general contractor like Endurance typically carries these credentials, with licenses where a Colorado municipality requires them:
- License: a valid contractor's license in the Colorado county, city or town where the work will be done.
- Bonding: a surety bond that protects you financially if the contractor fails to complete the work or fulfill the contract.
- Liability insurance: covers damage to property or injury to third parties during construction.
- Workers' compensation insurance: covers medical expenses and lost wages for workers injured on the job.
- Builder's risk insurance: covers damage to the building during construction.
- Certifications: Endurance is certified with multiple manufacturers, and our online reviews show how we work to satisfy every property owner we serve.
Licensed, insured,experienced and trusted.
Endurance can oversee projects that need a range of building, electrical and plumbing specialists. Large or small, we complete projects in a timely manner, using quality products and providing warranties, so you can be confident your improvement will endure Colorado's tough weather all year. Call 720-236-5659 or email info@enduranceroofing.net to talk through your project.
Endurance Roofing holds Colorado license # 00245549, Roof Covering/Waterproofing, and maintains the local credentials needed to work on residential and commercial properties across north-central Colorado and beyond. We serve these counties:
- Arapahoe County
- Jefferson County
- Adams County
- Douglas County
- Broomfield County
- Elbert County
- Park County
- Clear Creek County
- Gilpin County
Five steps,no surprises.
We stay open and transparent, answer every question and keep you informed at each step. Here's the route from first call to finished job.
Schedule your inspection
Book online or call. Requests get a response within the hour.
Detailed inspection + photos
We walk the roof and document every finding with photos you keep.
Clear estimate + options
Written pricing and material options, explained in plain language.
Scheduling + prep
Materials ordered, crew booked, your property protected before work starts.
Install, cleanup, walkthrough
Built to manufacturer spec, the site cleaned, a final walkthrough together.
Questions aboutgeneral contracting.
Still deciding? A free inspection is the fastest way to a straight answer for your roof.
What services do general contractors provide?
General contractors offer a range of services, including project management, subcontractor coordination, budgeting, scheduling and quality control.
Do general contractors provide estimates?
Yes. Reputable general contractors typically offer detailed estimates that outline the costs of labor, materials, permits and other project expenses.
What does a general contractor do during construction?
A general contractor oversees every part of construction, including scheduling, budgeting, coordinating subcontractors, procuring materials and addressing any issues that come up.
Are general contractors responsible for cleanup after construction?
Yes. General contractors are typically responsible for cleaning up the site and making sure it meets safety and cleanliness standards before the project is complete.
How can I check a general contractor's credentials and reputation before hiring?
Read online reviews, check references from past clients, verify licenses and insurance, and make sure the contractor is in good standing with relevant industry organizations or associations.
Talk to areal estimator.
Tell us about your home. An estimator will walk the roof, show you photos of what they find, and lay out your options with transparent pricing.
Endurance RoofingLicense #00245549Roof Covering/Waterproofing
Trained, certified installersGAF and Owens Corning certified
AdamsArapahoeJeffersonDouglasBroomfieldElbertParkClear CreekGilpin counties
