About RTC
On Call Since 2007
RTC Restoration & Roofing handles the full restoration arc — from the 2:00 a.m. emergency call through final walkthrough — across Colorado, Wyoming, and Florida.
What Sets Us Apart
The Way We Work
Locally owned. Locally on call.
Three regional offices — Johnstown CO, Cheyenne WY, and St. Petersburg FL — staffed with crews who live in the markets they serve.
Restoration AND construction
Drying, remediation, and rebuild are all in-house. Your project doesn't get handed off to a sub you've never met.
Documented for the carrier
Photo logs, moisture readings, Xactimate-aligned scopes. Insurance-paid work, done right the first time.
On call since 2007
Two decades of compounding muscle memory — water, fire, mold, storm, and roof — across thousands of jobs.
Credentials
Licensed. Insured. Certified.
We carry the certifications and licenses every carrier and adjuster expects — and the relationships with them that mean fewer surprises during the claim.
- ✓ IICRC Certified — Water, Fire, Mold, and Applied Structural Drying
- ✓ Licensed in Colorado and Wyoming
- ✓ Florida-licensed for Gulf Coast operations
- ✓ Fully insured — general liability and workers' comp
- ✓ BBB-accredited
- ✓ Direct billing with major property and casualty carriers
Where We Work
Three States. Nationwide CAT Capability.
Operating in or with locations in Colorado, Wyoming, and Florida, servicing large loss and catastrophic events nationwide.
Johnstown, CO
Colorado
Front Range hub serving the Denver metro and the I-25 corridor.
Cheyenne, WY
Wyoming
Cheyenne, Laramie, and the I-25 corridor north of the state line.
St. Petersburg, FL
Florida
Gulf Coast crews mobilized for hurricane and large-loss response.
Our People
Meet the Team
The owners and project managers behind RTC. The same people you'll meet on the first call are the ones overseeing your project from dispatch to final walkthrough.
Meet the TeamComing Soon
Photos and bios of RTC owners and project managers will be added to the team page as they roll in.
Get In Touch
We Pick Up the Phone.
Whether it's an active emergency or a question about disaster planning, the first call is the right call.