Advanced Roofing Technologies

Giving back is one of the ways we build stronger communities—both on and off the job site.

Last week, members of the ART team had the opportunity to attend the Kingdom Way Ministries event at Timberline Church. We’re honored to be a proud sponsor of Kingdom Way and support the incredible work they do to serve, encourage, and make a lasting impact in our community.

Thank you to everyone who made this event so meaningful. We’re grateful to be part of something bigger than ourselves.

There’s nothing better than businesses coming together to make a difference. 💙

We’re proud to support Elder Construction’s Summersgiving initiative, benefiting the Weld Food Bank’s Compete to Beat Hunger Food Drive.

Our team at ART came together to collect and donate these items because giving back to the communities we serve is just as important as the work we do every day. Every donation helps provide meals for local families facing food insecurity, and we’re grateful to be part of an effort that makes a real impact.

A big thank you to Elder Construction for organizing this incredible event and to everyone participating. Together, we can help beat hunger this summer! 🥫❤️

🌧️ DAILY RAIN = DAILY WEAR ON YOUR ROOF 🌧️

Colorado rainstorms don’t just “get your roof wet” — they expose the weak spots you didn’t know were there. And when rain hits day after day, small issues can turn into expensive damage fast.

Here’s what homeowners should actually be watching for right now 👇

⚠️ Overflowing guttersIf water spills over the sides instead of flowing through downspouts, it can back up under shingles and into fascia boards.

⚠️ Dark ceiling spots or musty smellsEven tiny discoloration inside your home can mean moisture is already making its way through your roofing system.

⚠️ Loose shingles after wind + rain combosRain itself isn’t always the problem — it’s the wind-driven water finding openings after shingles lift or shift.

⚠️ Granules in downspouts or around drainsThose sand-like particles are your shingles’ protective layer. If you’re seeing buildup, your roof may be aging faster than you think.

⚠️ Ponding water on low-slope areasWater that sits too long can slowly break down materials and create hidden leak points over time.

💡 Pro Tip: Most roof leaks don’t start during one huge storm — they start from repeated exposure and small neglected issues.

A quick visual inspection after rainy weeks can save thousands later. Your roof is your home’s first defense… make sure it’s ready for the next round of Colorado weat