Colorado Residential Roofing Services Agreement

COLORADO RESIDENTIAL ROOFING SERVICES AGREEMENT

Date signed: [__/__/____] Project address: [STREET, CITY, ZIP]

Owner: [FULL LEGAL NAME] Phone: [PHONE] Email: [EMAIL]

Roofing contractor: [LEGAL NAME] Authorized signer: [NAME AND TITLE]

Physical business address: [STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP]

Phone: [PHONE] Email: [EMAIL] Other contact method: [DETAILS]

Contractor's surety, if applicable: [NAME, POLICY OR BOND NUMBER, CONTACT]

Contractor's liability insurer, if applicable: [NAME, POLICY NUMBER, CONTACT]

1. Property and work

This agreement covers roofing work on the existing residential property identified above. The parties record the property type as ☐ detached one or two family dwelling ☐ other covered residential property: [DESCRIPTION]. This agreement is for compensated roofing work exceeding $1,000 and excludes new construction.

Roof areas and existing conditions known at signing: [DESCRIPTION]

Services and materials:

Permits, inspections and responsibility for arranging them: [DETAILS]

Estimated start date: [__/__/____] Estimated completion date: [__/__/____]

Dates may change for weather, permit or material delays, or an agreed change order. The contractor will tell the owner promptly about a material change to the schedule.

2. Approximate cost and payment

Based on damage and work known when the parties sign, the approximate total cost is $[AMOUNT], consisting of [LABOR AMOUNT] labor, [MATERIAL AMOUNT] materials, [PERMIT AMOUNT] permits, and [OTHER AMOUNT] other charges. Taxes: [AMOUNT OR METHOD]. This amount is ☐ a fixed price for the described work ☐ an estimate subject to the written change-order process below.

Deposit: $[AMOUNT], due [DATE OR EVENT]. Further payments: [AMOUNT AND MILESTONE FOR EACH]. Final payment: $[AMOUNT OR BALANCE], due [EVENT].

THE ROOFING CONTRACTOR WILL HOLD IN TRUST EVERY PAYMENT FROM THE OWNER UNTIL THE CONTRACTOR HAS DELIVERED ROOFING MATERIALS TO THE PROPERTY OR PERFORMED A MAJORITY OF THE ROOFING WORK AT THE PROPERTY.

The contractor will describe unforeseen damage or requested changes in a written change order stating the added or reduced work, materials, price, and schedule effect. Both parties must sign it before that changed work begins, except for work needed immediately to protect the property, which requires the owner's separate written authorization.

3. Cancellation and deposit refund

The owner may cancel this agreement within 72 hours after signing and receive a full refund of any deposit. The contractor's cancellation and refund policy after that period is: [INSERT POLICY FOR ANY OTHER CANCELLATION, INCLUDING WORK ALREADY PERFORMED].

Send cancellation notice to the contractor's physical address above, or to [EMAIL ADDRESS FOR CANCELLATION]. The contractor will confirm receipt and return any deposit owed under the 72-hour cancellation term by [METHOD AND PROMPT TIMEFRAME].

Additional insurance-denial rescission right: If the owner plans to pay for this work with property and casualty insurance proceeds, the owner may also rescind within 72 hours after receiving the insurer's written notice denying the roofing claim in whole or in part, subject to the statutory exception for unforeseeable supplemental roofing damage. The owner must give written rescission notice to the contractor at its physical address above within that period. The owner may transmit it electronically, mail it postage prepaid, or deliver it personally. A notice sent electronically is effective when transmitted; mailed notice is effective on deposit with the U.S. mail; personal delivery is effective when delivered.

After a qualifying insurance-denial rescission, the contractor will return payments, deposits and evidence of the owner's indebtedness within 10 days. The contractor may retain only payment for roofing work it actually performed in a workmanlike manner; the contractor's statutory right to seek the reasonable value of materials ordered and actually installed also remains subject to the governing statute.

Insurance proceeds expected for this project: ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Unknown at signing. Insurer and claim reference, if known: [DETAILS]

4. Insurance deductible and claims

If insurance proceeds will pay for this work, the contractor will not pay, waive, rebate, or promise to pay, waive, or rebate any part of the owner's insurance deductible. The owner remains responsible for any applicable deductible. This agreement does not appoint the contractor as a public insurance adjuster.

5. Performance and closeout

The contractor will perform the listed work in a workmanlike manner, protect the site reasonably, remove its debris, and provide the owner with [WARRANTY OR MANUFACTURER DOCUMENTS] at completion. The contractor will identify any subcontractors it plans to use: [NAMES OR METHOD OF NOTICE].

Contractor warranty, if any: [TERMS, DURATION, EXCLUSIONS AND CLAIM ADDRESS]. Manufacturer warranty, if any: [PRODUCT AND DOCUMENT]. No warranty is added by an unchecked blank.

A party giving a contract notice other than a statutory rescission notice will send it to the contact address or email above. The parties may change those details by written notice. Colorado law governs this agreement.

6. Signatures

The parties have read the work description, approximate cost, cancellation terms, insurance statements and bold payment trust statement. Each receives a signed copy.

Owner signature: ______________________________ Date and time: [__/__/____] [__:__]

Printed name: [NAME]

Contractor authorized signature: ______________________________ Date and time: [__/__/____] [__:__]

Printed name and title: [NAME AND TITLE]

Sources and References: Colorado Revised Statutes §§ 6-22-102 through 6-22-105, current 2026 Title 6: https://olls.info/crs/crs2026-title-06.htm

This template is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed Colorado attorney before use.