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Yes — a permit is required to replace a roof in Hot Sulphur Springs, CO, issued by Town of Hot Sulphur Springs (Grand County Building Department). Per the Town's "New Single-Family Home Building Permit Guide" (Updated November 2023): "The Town has contracted with the Grand County Building Department to review and issue building permits and conduct inspections." The Town performs an initial zoning-compliance intake and then forwards applications to Grand County, which reviews plans "against the adopted building codes" and issues the permit; the Grand County Building Department office is itself located in Hot Sulphur Springs (308 Byers Ave). That guide is scoped to new single-family homes and explicitly states it is "NOT intended to provide information on projects such as an addition, roof repair, demolition, electrical or plumbing work," so it does not itself state whether reroofing requires a permit. Grand County's own "GRAND COUNTY ROOFING GUIDELINES" document (a Building Division roofing-permit worksheet with fields for contractor name/signature, job site address, quantity of squares, valuation, and percent of waterproof membrane) states: "If the project is a re-roof where the old roofing will not be removed, a maximum of two layers of roofing will be allowed (One layer old, one layer new). Ice and water shield is not required in these cases," plus metal-roof snow-retention and vent-pipe language — the existence of this contractor-signature permit worksheet indicates reroofing is a permitted activity under the county process that serves the Town, though neither the Town nor the County publishes an outright statement that a permit is required for reroofing; confirm with the Grand County Building Department before starting work. Neither the Town nor the County publishes a contractor licensing or registration requirement applicable to roofers. Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado sits on the hail-prone Front Range. This hub aggregates Hot Sulphur Springs's roofing permit and contractor-registration requirements, local roofing suppliers, and impact-resistant material options — every fact linked to its sourced directory record.