Roofing in Berthoud, CO

Berthoud at a glance

Berthoud is a town of 10,332 people (2020 census) in Larimer and Weld counties, north of the Little Thompson River. It lies about 21 miles south of Fort Collins and 43 miles north of Denver, and has a cold semi-arid climate.

What that means for your roof

Berthoud has a historic core and many newer homes on its edges. Older homes may have low-slope additions or porch roofs that leak where they meet the main roof. Newer homes may have complex roof lines with many valleys, which are common leak points. See roof leak repair.

Between two cities

Berthoud sits in the Front Range corridor between Fort Collins and Denver, an area known for summer hail. After any storm, check gutters and downspouts for dents and look for granules washing out of the downspouts. Our hail guide shows what to look for.

Little Thompson to Berthoud

Settlers came after the Colorado Gold Rush in the early 1860s. In 1872 Lewis Cross, a miner turned rancher from Central City, filed the first homestead claim where the Colorado Central Railroad planned to cross Little Thompson Creek. When the tracks came through in 1877, a depot, section house and water tank were built there. The settlement, first called Little Thompson, was renamed for Edward L. Berthoud, who surveyed the rail route through the valley. Many roofs in town have now been through decades of storms and snow; if yours is showing bald spots or curled shingles, read signs a roof is worn out.

Roofing services in Berthoud

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Also serving: Loveland, Windsor, Timnath, Wellington, Laporte, Severance and all of Fort Collins.