Roofing in Wellington, CO

Wellington at a glance

Wellington is a town of 11,047 people (2020 census) in northern Larimer County. It covers about 1.8 square miles and is the northernmost Colorado town on I-25.

What that means for your roof

Wellington sits out on the plains north of Fort Collins, open to wind on all sides. Wind-lifted shingles and loose ridge caps are common repair items. If shingles have blown off, see roof repair or, for an open roof, emergency tarping.

Snow on the plains

Snow drifts on the leeward side of roofs and piles up in valleys and against walls. That snow melts unevenly and can feed ice dams. Read ice dams.

A railroad town

Wellington was founded in 1902 and incorporated in 1905, named for C. L. Wellington, an employee of the Colorado and Southern Railroad. In the early 20th century, especially during Prohibition, it served drivers travelling between Cheyenne and Fort Collins, and for most of the century the town held steady at about 500 people. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Byron White lived in Wellington as a child and returned for his high school reunions for years. Since then the town has grown many times over, and most of its homes are now newer. Whether your roof is new or decades old, have it checked after a hail storm rather than waiting for a leak.

Roofing services in Wellington

How it works

1. Tap "Get help now" and answer a few quick questions.
2. A roofer serving Wellington will get in touch to confirm the details and set a time.
3. The roofer confirms the price with you before starting work.

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