A lead referral service connecting Aspen homeowners and property managers with insured local roof snow and ice crews.
Call (970) 236-7078Aspen Roof Snow Removal is a lead referral service for roof snow removal in Aspen, Colorado and the Roaring Fork Valley. We are not a licensed contractor. When you call or submit the form, your details go to an independent, insured local provider who performs the work. We think it is better to say that plainly at the top of the page than bury it.
The reason this site exists is straightforward. Roof snow removal in Aspen is a real specialist trade — rope access, fall protection, steam equipment, and the judgment to know which roofs shed and which hold — and it is remarkably hard to find online. Search for it and you get national directories, a window-washing company from Minnesota running a templated page for a town it has never worked in, and general landscaping outfits listing “roof shoveling” as the eighth bullet on a services page. Meanwhile the crews who actually do this work well are busy doing it, not building websites.
Roof snow shoveling and snow load removal, ice dam removal by low-pressure steam, emergency response for active leaks and structural concerns, heat tape and roof heat cable, snow guards and snow retention, and seasonal coverage for second homes and managed properties.
Because the conditions are genuinely unusual and generic advice does not survive contact with them. The town averages 170.8 inches of snow a year under NOAA's 1991–2020 climate normals. The City of Aspen's amended design table sets a ground snow load of 100 pounds per square foot. Pitkin County requires an ice dam barrier extending four and a half feet inside the exterior wall line — more than double the base code — and adds a snow shed provision requiring that roofs not dump snow onto egress paths, the public way or neighboring property. Winter design temperature: −16°F. None of that is true in most of the country, and all of it changes what the right answer is on a given roof.
Every local claim on this site traces to a published source — NOAA climate normals, the City of Aspen's adopted codes page, and Pitkin County's Title 11 building ordinance. Where a figure could not be verified, it is not on the site.
You call or submit the form. Your details go to an insured local provider covering your town, and they contact you to schedule and quote. Estimates are free. For emergencies, call rather than using the form — that is the only path that moves at the speed the situation needs.
Aspen · Snowmass Village · Woody Creek · Basalt · Old Snowmass · El Jebel · Carbondale · Glenwood Springs. See service areas for detail by town.
Free estimates across Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley.
(970) 236-7078