Roofing in Loveland, CO

Loveland at a glance

Loveland is the second-largest city in Larimer County, with 76,378 people at the 2020 census. It sits at the base of the foothills just east of the mouth of Big Thompson Canyon, where U.S. 34 crosses U.S. 287, and Longs Peak is visible from much of the city.

What that means for your roof

Homes close to the foothills catch strong downslope winds, which can lift shingle edges, and the whole area sits in Front Range hail country. If your roof has been through several summers of storms, a roof inspection can tell you how much life is left.

Older neighbourhoods and new subdivisions

Loveland has historic homes near downtown and large newer subdivisions on its edges. Older homes may have more than one layer of shingles or older flashing details around chimneys. Newer homes may still have their first roof. Either way, look for granules in gutters and bruised shingles after storms.

Fort Namaqua to the railroad

Mariano Medina built the area's first settlement, Fort Namaqua, in 1858 as a trading post and stage station; the site is now Namaqua Park. Loveland was officially founded in 1877 along the new Colorado Central Railroad near its crossing of the Big Thompson River, and was named for railroad president William A. H. Loveland. Its schools today belong to the Thompson R2-J district. The same river valley that drew the railroad also channels weather out of the canyon. If a storm has battered your street, start with our guide to spotting hail damage.

Roofing services in Loveland

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