Yes. We are certified GAF Master Elite contractors and GAF Low Slope contractors.

GAF extended warranties.

Please send us the certification form provided by your insurance company that needs to completed to sales@endeavorexteriors.com.

If you lost or need a class IV form for your insurance company, please contact us at sales@endeavorexteriors.com

Yes. We have installers that only work for our company by providing steady work for them over the years. Some installers do work with other contractors but we only work with the best installers. After almost 10 years in this business, we have learned that our installers are one of our most important assets.

Endeavor offers a lifetime labor warranty for all customers who had full roofing, siding, or window replacements. This warranty is not transferable to future homeowners. All other warranties are 1 year.

Yes, we replace gutters and downspouts with full roof replacement projects.

We provide an industry-leading 10-year labor warranty. We also partner with manufacturers to provide extended labor and material warranties backed by the manufacturer for the greatest piece of mind.

Yes! Ask your Endeavor rep if you are interested in a specific sample color. You can also download the Hover App and “try on” materials and colors on your very own home.

Yes, we install various low-slope roofing materials.

Yes! We install GAF Timberline® ArmorShield™ II as the most common impact-resistant shingle. GAF also offers their Grand Sequoia® IR shingle, the highest impact rating available.

Yes, we work directly with your insurance company and adjuster to get your claim approved and provide you with a hands-off experience.

We have been installing roofs in Colorado since 2012 and have installed 1,000’s of roofs up and down the front range.

We work primarily with James Hardie, LP, Edco, Plygem and Norandex

Siding project costs vary by the type of material being used and how much. They can range from $6/sqft up to $30/sqft+. Read more here for average siding costs by material.

Yes. If you suspect you have storm damage, we will work directly with your insurance company and adjuster on your claim. Learn more about our insurance claims process here.

Yes! We partner with Hover to provide customers with a 3D rendering of their home. This allows you to switch between different products and colors before making a decision. We also provide advanced design services with HD quality renderings for serious designers. This is an additional design fee and you can learn more here

Yes, if you are planning on replacing your windows. The preferred sequence is to install the windows before the siding so we can install new windows with nail fins and replace the existing trim when we install the siding. This allows us to install the windows like a new construction project instead of having to retrofit them into the existing opening.

The most common things that go wrong are 1) Poor installation leading to problems immediately or down the road, 2) Mistakes in the ordering process that leads to delays, 3) No on-site supervision by the contractor that leads to installation or design errors.

You will hear something different from every source. Here’s why: different climates impact material longevity and siding durability differently. We’ve outlined specific materials and how long you can expect them to last when properly installed and maintained.

Endeavor provides an industry-leading 10-year labor warranty that covers workmanship. Each manufacturer has a different materials warranty depending on what is installed. Like with most things, the better the product, the better the warranty.

Design! This is hands down the best way to capture ROI. Choose materials that will last and be low maintenance. Look around at different styles online and in your neighborhood. If your budget allows, go a little high-end on the design with accent siding and upgraded features.

Yes, we always replace the house-wrap

There is no one way to measure windows, it solely depends on what kind of existing windows you have and how they were installed. It is best to leave it to the professionals.

A nail fin install is typically used in new construction applications, although there are conditions in a remove and replace installation where it works perfectly. Those conditions would be where the siding or exterior trim is being replaced.

This application is where a window is secured into an existing opening without replacing any of the interior and exterior trim. In most cases the existing window frame is not as thick as the new window frame, and in those cases it will require that the drywall and/or the wood sill will need to be cut back.

This will depend on a couple of factors. If the sills and aprons are in need of change due to any sort of damage, UV, water or similar issues then replace them. Nothing worse than getting beautiful new windows only to have unsightly old trim. The second reason would be that new windows aren't the same thickness as the existing window and the sill would have to be replaced.

Because windows are installed in many different ways, there isn't one answer to this question. The most common way is to cut between the exterior trim and the window, separating the window from its installation nail fin. It is also very important to cut the caulking on the interior window frame and drywall to prevent any drywall damage during removal.

Stucco is extremely fragile and requires a seasoned installer in order to limit the damage during the removal stage. In most cases the damage is very minor and can be touched or even covered by the new exterior caulking. The installation process is exactly the same as any other condition.

It is not uncommon that the exterior has suffered water damage over its lifetime and will need to be replaced. Outside of damage to the trim, it would simply be a choice of updating the look of your product.

Both of these glass options offer a viable product depending on your end goals. This is the perfect discussion to have with a window sales person to ensure that your specific needs are met.

A window with a 95% UV protection rating is the target number.

Absolutely, as long as the dimensions are the same. That isn't to say that if you want to make a window or door larger or smaller, it can't be done, it just changes the scope of the project.

Only where your city or county building code(s) require tempered glass.

Roofing, siding, windows, gutters, and painting

Yes! We always recommend that you have a professional contractor meet with your insurance adjuster on-site to represent you in the repairs process.

We will work with your insurance adjuster on the initial appointment to come to an agreement with repairs. In some cases, the insurance adjuster does not agree on the scope of repairs. If these cases, we will document the damages and submit them to the corporate office. We will work with the insurance company to schedule a re-inspection with another adjuster if necessary.

Storm damage impacts properties and materials differently. Schedule an appointment with our experienced staff to determine whether you need to file a claim or not.

1) Your claims history. Have you needed to file a lot of claims in the past? If so, the insurance company may be on verge of dropping your coverage. 2) The severity of the damage. Did the storm cause significant damage or minimal? If minimal damage and you have filed a lot of previous claims, it may be better to wait until the next storm to file. 3) Your deductible. Does the claim exceed the amount of your deductible? More insurance policies are coming with higher deductibles. Make sure you talk to a contractor to get a ballpark price for the repairs before filing a claim. 4) Are you staying or selling your home in the short term. If you are selling your house within the next 5-years but want to hold off on filing a claim, make sure you talk to a contractor to understand how the damage will age and get worse over the coming years. When you go to sell your house, a qualified home inspector will find the damage and you may be on the hook out of your own pocket. 5) How much time has passed since the storm. In Colorado, you will have 1-2 years (depending on the insurance company) to file a claim from the date of loss (the date of the storm). You will need to file a claim within these time limits for insurance to cover the damage.

No, not a storm damage claim. Being that storm damage is defined as an “Act of God” insurance companies cannot raise their rates on an individual policyholder basis. This means that if you file a claim for wind or hail damage after a storm you won’t have higher rates because of it. This comes with a caveat though – usually, after a storm-related event, depending on the severity and insurance company, that every policyholder within those zip codes will get a blanket increase.

Call your local agent to start the process or call the claims hotline. We recommend having a professional contractor assess the damage before filing a claim.

This varies throughout the year and by the insurance company but the claims process can take anywhere from 2-6+ weeks. The repairs process can take equally as long if not longer based on the scope of repairs.

The customer is responsible for the deductible. Just like paying a co-pay at the doctor’s office, you will pay the contractor your deductible amount. If you have a $10,000 claim and your deducible is $1,000 the insurance company is going to pay your contractor $9,000 and you will pay them the additional $1,000.

Yes! We work with many of the top insurance companies and provide cheap upgrades to impact-resistant shingles. Depending on your insurance company, you can save anywhere from 15-30% off your annual premiums going with a Class 4 shingle. Not to mention you’ll lower your chances of needing to replace the roof anytime soon.

Once we have the insurance scope finalized we will submit your project to our production office. You will hear from them within 1-3 days to start the repairs process. Depending on material availability and other scheduling factors, it can take anywhere from 2-4+ weeks to schedule your project.