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Western EdgeExteriors
Superior roofing and exterior contractor
Serving Boulder County, Colorado

Superior Roofing & Exterior Contractor

Superior was ground zero for the 2021 Marshall Fire and continues rebuilding today. We deliver roofing, painting, siding, gutters, and full insurance restoration for both new-build and standing Superior homes.

What Superior homes are up against

Superior is still recovering from the December 30, 2021 Marshall Fire that destroyed roughly 550 homes in the Sagamore and Rock Creek neighborhoods. Add in regular Front Range hail exposure (the May 2023 Northern Front Range event hit nearby), and Superior homeowners face a uniquely layered insurance and rebuild environment. We handle both standing-home repairs and Marshall Fire rebuild exterior work.

Superior lost ~550 homes in the December 30, 2021 Marshall Fire; rebuilds are still in progress

~13,000 residents — small but fast-recovering community

Impacted by the May 9-10, 2023 Northern Front Range hail event

Town of Superior permits + Boulder County inspection for roofing work

Recent Hail in Boulder County

Real storm data from public NWS reports. Click any marker to see details.

Real Storm Data

May 9-10, 2023 — Northern Front Range Hail

A multi-day severe weather outbreak produced golf-ball to egg-sized hail across the northern Front Range on May 9-10, 2023. Longmont, Boulder, Erie, and Broomfield were among the communities hit, with multiple reports of hail exceeding 1.5 inches and widespread vehicle and roof damage reported.

6 hail reports plotted•Date: May 10, 2023•Largest: 1.75"
Hail Size:Penny–NickelQuarterHalf DollarGolf BallTennis Ball+
View all 6 hail reports as a list →
Largest Reports:
Longmont1.75" (Golf ball)
Erie1.75" (Golf ball)
Boulder1.50" (Walnut)
Lafayette1.50" (Walnut)
Broomfield area1.25" (Half dollar)
All Reports:
Longmont1.75" — Golf ball
Boulder1.50" — Walnut
Erie1.75" — Golf ball
Broomfield area1.25" — Half dollar
Lafayette1.50" — Walnut
Gunbarrel1.25" — Half dollar

Sources:Newsweek — Golf Ball-Sized Hailstones Rain Down on Colorado · NWS Boulder/Denver

Superior FAQ

Questions from Superior Homeowners

Real, location-specific answers — permits, insurance, hail history, and the Colorado laws that matter.

Do you service all of Superior?
Yes — Western Edge Exteriors serves every neighborhood in Superior and the surrounding Boulder County area, including Superior, Louisville, Broomfield, Lafayette, Boulder. We typically have same-week inspection availability, and our crews are experienced with Superior-specific permit and inspection workflows.
Who pulls the roofing permit in Superior?
In Superior, residential roofing permits go through Town of Superior Building Division (303-499-3675). Permit fees are typically $150–$400. We pull the permit as part of the job — you don't have to handle that paperwork yourself. The current code adopted is 2021 IRC / 2021 IBC.
What's the hail damage history in Superior?
Superior has been impacted by multiple significant hail events in recent years, including May 9-10, 2023 — Northern Front Range Hail. The Front Range sees damaging hail regularly, and even one storm can reduce a roof's lifespan dramatically. We offer free post-storm inspections — the only reliable way to confirm whether your roof was affected.
Does my homeowners insurance cover hail damage in Superior?
Most Colorado homeowners policies cover hail damage to your roof under your dwelling coverage, regardless of where you live in Superior or Boulder County. You're responsible for your deductible; insurance covers the rest up to policy limits. Your policy type (ACV vs RCV) and roof age affect what you actually collect. We help document damage and work directly with your adjuster throughout the claim.
How much does a roof replacement cost in Superior?
Most residential roof replacements in Superior run between $12,000 and $35,000+ depending on roof size, pitch, material, and how much decking repair is needed. Permit fees in Superior typically run $150–$400 and are included in most estimates. We give a free written estimate at the inspection — no pressure, no obligation.
Is it legal for a roofer to waive my deductible in Superior?
No. Under Colorado Senate Bill 12-038 (SB38), it's illegal anywhere in Colorado — including Superior — for a roofing contractor to pay, waive, rebate, or credit your insurance deductible. If a contractor offers this, the contract is unenforceable and both parties can face penalties. It's one of the clearest red flags for a storm chaser. Legitimate roofers won't ever propose it.

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Serving All of Boulder County

Western Edge Exteriors is proud to serve Superior and the surrounding communities.

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