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Colorado Roofing Company Brokers
Colorado is one of the most active hail markets in the country, and that makes roofing companies here valuable and volatile at the same time. We price your company on its real, repeatable earnings and show buyers what drives them.
Your information stays confidential. A broker will call you within one business day.
Licensing by city and county
Of our deals SBA financed
Buyers love Colorado roofing because hail keeps coming. They are also careful, because storm years can make one year look far better than the next. The best sale packages show average earnings across several years and the share of steady retail, repair and commercial work.
Business Brokerage Services sells residential and commercial roofing and exterior companies across Colorado. We help you document what makes your company more than a storm chaser: local reputation, crews, supplier terms and a sales process that works in quiet years too.
What Buyers Pay
SDE (seller’s discretionary earnings) is net profit plus the owner’s salary and one time or personal expenses. Your exact number depends on the factors below.
Colorado Market Update, 2026
Laws, costs and buyer expectations that affect your sale price right now.
Signed in June 2026, SB26-155 creates a state grant program for hail resistant roofs funded by a fee on insurers, with grants starting in 2027 and conduct rules for participating roofers. Companies set up to install impact resistant roofs are positioned to benefit.
Colorado’s residential roofing statute requires written contracts on insurance jobs, bans paying or waiving a homeowner’s deductible, and lets homeowners cancel within 72 hours of a claim denial. Compliance history matters to buyers and lenders.
Colorado has no statewide roofing license. Cities and counties set their own contractor licensing and registration, so buyers need to confirm licenses in each market you serve.
Colorado homeowners face rising premiums after years of hail losses, which is pushing interest in impact resistant materials and in long term roof replacement programs.
Sources: SB26-155 summary · Colorado Roofing Association. Market details as of October 2026; confirm current rules before acting.
The Roadmap
Every sale follows the same proven path. Here are the eight steps we’ll move through together.
It starts with a confidential, no obligation conversation. We learn about your business, your goals and your timeline, and you learn exactly how we work and what to expect.
You complete our Business Valuation Intake (BVI), and our team analyzes your financials to determine what your business is truly worth in today’s market.
Our team builds professional marketing materials and takes your business to market through our buyer network and national listing platforms, all without revealing its identity.
We screen every inquiry so only serious, financially capable buyers ever learn the details of your business. Every buyer signs an NDA first.
We help structure and present written offers, then work through price, financing, training and transition until both sides reach an agreement that works.
The buyer verifies financials, operations and contracts while earnest money is held in a neutral escrow account. We keep requests organized and deadlines on track.
We manage the approvals that let the business change hands: your lease assignment, license transfers such as liquor permits, and the buyer’s new legal entity.
Final documents are signed, funds transfer through escrow and you are paid. A short transition hands off operations, vendors, staff and customers.
Typical timeline: 3 to 9 months from listing to close. Approximately 30% of our listings close within the first 3 months!
For Buyers
Build your free buyer profile with the industries, areas and budget you want. When we list a business that fits, we email you, often before it reaches public sites. 85% of our deals close with SBA financing, and we help you prepare the lender package.
Buying a roofing company?
FAQ
Most roofing businesses sell anywhere from about 1.0 to 6.5 times SDE, based on average earnings across several years. Steady retail and commercial work earns a higher multiple than storm driven revenue.
Yes. Buyers average your results over several years. Showing strong numbers in a normal year is the best way to support your price.
No. Licensing and registration are handled by cities and counties, so the buyer confirms licenses in each market you work in.
A 2026 Colorado law creating a state grant program for hail resistant roofs, with grants starting in 2027. It can add steady demand for impact resistant roof installs.
We negotiate it in the purchase agreement. Often the buyer honors workmanship warranties and the price reflects that obligation.
Yes. We market without your company name, and every buyer signs an NDA before seeing details.
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