Roofing Contractor in Floyd Hill, CO

Floyd Hill is an unincorporated Clear Creek County census-designated place straddling I-70 between the Genesee/Evergreen area and Idaho Springs, a mountain-pass community that has been the site of a major CDOT I-70 interchange reconstruction project since 2023. Elevation varies significantly across the CDP, from roughly 7,240 feet at the I-70 valley grade up to a high point near 9,095 feet — this is not a single-elevation community, so snow load and wind exposure both vary by lot. Students attend Clear Creek School District RE-1; notably, Clear Creek High School and Clear Creek Middle School are physically sited on or near Floyd Hill's Evergreen side. Housing stock age and named subdivisions within the CDP could not be independently verified, so none are listed here.

Floyd Hill has a real but more moderate hail record than nearby Genesee or Kittredge. NOAA radar and NWS ground reports document 5 confirmed hail days within 10 miles of Floyd Hill between 2021 and 2026, all backed by an NWS ground report. The largest was 1.75 inches, measured on June 21, 2023 (4 reports); NOAA radar's own estimate that day ran 3.75 inches — 2.0 inches above what spotters measured on the ground, one of the widest radar-versus-ground gaps in this data set, and a reminder that radar estimates alone should never be quoted as measured hail. The remaining confirmed days were all smaller still, so hail here is a genuine but secondary consideration next to wind.

Floyd Hill/I-70/Clear Creek Canyon is a well-documented high-wind corridor: CDOT and NWS regularly issue high-wind warnings and road closures through this stretch, with gusts in the 45-65+ mph range in advisory-level events and higher in extreme events, and the ongoing I-70 interchange project has kept the corridor under active construction scrutiny since 2023. The 2025 Clear Creek Fire Authority Community Wildfire Protection Plan update specifically names a "Floyd Hill/Beaver Brook/Saddleback" planning area, confirming active wildfire-mitigation attention here as well. Because Floyd Hill is an unincorporated Clear Creek County CDP with no municipal government, roofing permits are issued by the Clear Creek County Building Department (1111 Rose Street, PO Box 2000, Georgetown, CO 80444) rather than Jefferson County, which serves the CDPs just to its west. Given the variable elevation, wind exposure, and canyon access, roof replacement costs in Floyd Hill typically run above the standard Front Range range of $15,000–$25,000. Red Hawk Roofing provides a free written estimate, pulls the NOAA storm record for the property, and handles the permit and final inspection.