Good Knight Roofing
Good Knight Roofing is a residential and commercial roofing contractor with a Littleton office at 6638 West Ottawa Avenue, Ste 170-3, and the company has served Colorado and Wyoming since 2011. The Littleton team handles roof inspections, roof repair, roof replacement, storm damage roofing, hail and wind damage repairs, and insurance claim support for homes and businesses in Littleton and the surrounding area, working on shingle, metal, flat, standing seam, and tile roofing systems along with gutters and skylights. Not every roof needs repair or replacement, so the company also provides roof inspections and residential roof certifications that help homeowners, buyers, and sellers understand the condition of a roof before they move forward, and it offers roof coatings for qualifying flat and low-slope systems as a cost-effective alternative to full replacement in some cases, with 5 to 25 year warranty options available on those coatings. Good Knight Roofing describes itself as very experienced in handling hail and wind damage insurance claims and says it has managed hundreds of successful insurance claims since 2011, adding that it never collects money up front and that for work approved by your insurance company you will never pay more than your deductible, and never before the work is done. The company says it manages the entire process personally, starting by learning about your situation, and that it begins by recognizing every customer, every roof, and every reason for calling is unique and requires a tailored response. Good Knight Roofing only uses high-quality materials carrying a manufacturer's warranty and provides a standard 1 year workmanship warranty. Its stated focus is dependable service, clear communication, honest recommendations, and quality workmanship, and the company describes itself as Colorado owned and community focused.
Services
Roof inspections and certifications
Roof inspections and residential roof certifications that help homeowners, buyers, and sellers better understand the condition of a roof and move forward with confidence.
Roof repair
Residential and commercial roof repair for roof leaks and storm damage. The team identifies the issue, explains your options, and completes repairs with quality workmanship and clear communication.
Roof replacement
Residential and commercial roof replacement for aging, storm-damaged, and worn roofing systems, with quality materials and clear communication from inspection through installation.
Commercial roofing
Commercial roofing for businesses and commercial properties, covering inspections, repairs, replacements, and coatings from start to finish.
Metal roofing
Metal roofing installation and replacement for residential and commercial properties, with help choosing durable, long-lasting systems built to perform in all kinds of weather.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
6638 W Ottawa Ave Ste 170-3, Littleton, CO 80128, USA
FAQs
Does Good Knight Roofing charge for a roof inspection?
No. Good Knight Roofing invites customers to contact the team to schedule a free roof inspection, and it promotes a free post-storm inspection after hail or wind damage. The company notes that not every roof needs repair or replacement, so an inspection can simply confirm the condition of your roof.
What roofing services does Good Knight Roofing offer in Littleton?
The Littleton team provides roof inspections and residential roof certifications, roof repair, roof replacement, commercial roofing, metal roofing, storm damage roof repair, roof coatings, and gutter and skylight work. The company says it works on shingle, metal, flat, standing seam, and tile roofing systems.
Can Good Knight Roofing help with a hail or wind damage insurance claim?
Yes. The company says all of its roofing experts know the ins and outs of roofing and often find themselves being called insurance specialists. Since 2011, Good Knight Roofing says it has managed hundreds of successful insurance claims, and it helps with storm damage inspections, repair recommendations, replacement guidance, and the claim process.
Do I have to pay my insurance deductible?
Yes. Good Knight Roofing points to Colorado's Senate Bill 38, which was signed into law to protect citizens from fraudsters. The company says offering to pay your deductible would put both the contractor and the customer in potential liability for insurance fraud, so it will not do it, and it warns customers about contractors who offer to absorb a deductible.
What warranty does Good Knight Roofing provide?
The company says it only uses high-quality materials that come with a manufacturer's warranty. It also provides a standard 1 year workmanship warranty and various term warranties on coatings systems, with 5 to 25 year warranty options available on roof coatings. Good Knight Roofing asks customers to speak with their representative for details.
How soon will my roofing project start?
Good Knight Roofing says each project is scheduled with your needs and schedule in mind, and that timing depends on weather, insurance claim timeframes, daylight hours, the number and complexity of projects underway, and supplier delivery. Generally, the company says you can expect the project to commence between 7 and 60 days from the time all of your paperwork has been submitted. Following a major storm, that window may lengthen.
What are Good Knight Roofing's office hours?
The company says its offices are open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm and Saturday from 8:00am to noon. Sales representatives work on their own schedules by appointment 7 days a week. Google lists the Littleton location as open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
My roof is leaking. What should I do first?
Good Knight Roofing says to call the company immediately and set an appointment with one of its roofing experts as soon as possible. In the meantime the company suggests minimizing water damage by laying a tarp over the entry point if you can locate it, containing the water in a bucket beneath the leak, then thoroughly drying any carpet, furniture, and woodwork that was exposed so mold does not take hold.