Meet Alpaca Roofing

We had the good fortune of connecting with Alpaca Roofing and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Alpaca Roofing, maybe we can start at the very start – the idea – how did you come up with the idea for your business?
We were tired of the corporate world and missed our construction roots. When talking about our construction experience, we noticed that the most common pain point that customer faced is poor customer service. With this in mind, we decided to attack a sector that already comes with pain associated to projects – roofing – because a lot of the projects are associated to property damage or loss. When we combine our construction experience with our best in class customer service, you get Alpaca Roofing

Can you give our readers an introduction to your business? Maybe you can share a bit about what you do and what sets you apart from others?
Our customer service is what sets us apart the most. We know that there are a lot of competitors – roofing companies are a dime a dozen, including flight-by-night companies that are just storm chasers. While most companies brag about the number of roofs they sell, we pride ourselves in the number of clients that we advise not to buy a roof because it’s not necessary yet – we are chasing long-lasting relationships rather than one-time-sales

Any places to eat or things to do that you can share with our readers? If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to?
Day 1:
Morning: Breakfast at Reunion Bread – James Beard nominee with outstanding pastries and bread! Then, head to the Denver Art Museum to see current expos and the building that is a masterpiece itself, designed by Gil Point.
Afternoon: Explore LoDo. Take a stroll, window shop, and grab a bite at Union Station’s restaurants.

Evening: Enjoy a rooftop cocktail at The Source Hotel, overlooking the city skyline. Dinner at Linger, a former mortuary turned restaurant, with dessert next door at Little Man Ice Cream.

Day 2:
Morning: Hike in Chautauqua Park and breakfast in Boulder’s Pearl St.
Afternoon: Concert at Red Rocks for an incredible sunset and amazing music experience

Day 3:
Morning: Breakfast burrito at Illegal Pete’s.
Afternoon: Brewery tour. Options include Coors Brewery, New Belgium, or exploring the River North (RiNo) neighborhood’s craft beer scene.
Evening: Dinner at Sushi Den – must seat at the bar!

Day 4:
Morning: Drive to Breckenridge. Ride mountain bikes and enjoy a late lunch downtown.
Evening: Return to Denver and Ophelia’s Electric Grill.

Day 5:
Morning: Visit the Denver Botanic Gardens.
Afternoon: Walk around Wash Park. Lunch in Gaylord St
Evening: Catch a live show at the Denver Improv or Comedy Works.

Day 6:
Morning: Take a day trip to Estes Park. Enjoy animals and sightseeing at Rocky Mountain National Park.
Evening: Return to Denver for dinner at a classic steakhouse like Buckhorn Exchange.

Day 7:
Morning: Farewell brunch at The Breakfast Queen.
Afternoon: trip to the airport

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
Our partners and mentors who chose to remain unnamed

Website: https://alpacaroofing.com

Instagram: @alpacaroofing

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