Materials · Metal Roofing · Colorado Mountains
The last roof you will
ever put on this property.
Standing seam and pro panel metal roofing built for Colorado's heavy snow loads, high winds, and intense UV exposure. Wildly popular across Summit, Eagle, Park, and Routt Counties for good reason.
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40 to 70 year lifespan
Standing seam and pro panel
24, 26, and 29 gauge options
Snow bar accessories available
Available in nearly any color
Our metal products
Two systems, both built for the mountains
Standing seam and pro panel are the two primary metal roof systems we install. Each has a distinct look and set of performance characteristics.
Standing seam
Concealed fasteners · Premium system
Standing seam uses a clip system that hides all fasteners, leaving a clean, smooth profile with raised seams running vertically down the roof. No exposed screws means no penetration points to seal or re-seal over the years. This system carries the highest wind rating of any metal roof, comes in virtually any color, and adds real property value. It is the most popular premium roofing upgrade across our mountain service area.
Pro panel
Exposed fasteners · Classic cabin look
Pro panel shows the fasteners through the panels, giving your home a more traditional cabin aesthetic that is popular throughout Park and Routt Counties. It is available in 24, 26, and 29 gauge and is built to withstand the same mountain conditions as standing seam. Exposed fasteners should be inspected periodically and resealed as needed, particularly after heavy snow seasons when thermal movement can work screws loose over time.
Why metal roofing
What makes metal the right call for mountain properties
Metal roofing costs more upfront than asphalt shingles. Here is why that investment makes sense in Colorado's mountain climate.
Outlasts every other product
A properly installed metal roof lasts 40 to 70 years. Most mountain homeowners will never need another roof after going metal.
Handles snow loads exceptionally well
Metal sheds snow cleanly and quickly, reducing the structural load on your roof and the risk of ice dams forming at the eave.
Wildfire resistance
Metal carries a Class A fire rating and does not ignite from ember exposure, making it a smart choice in Colorado's wildfire-prone mountain communities.
Adds measurable property value
Metal roofs are a recognized value-add in Summit and Eagle County real estate markets, particularly standing seam on higher-end properties.
Snow bar accessories
Snow bars prevent large snow slides from burying walkways or hitting people below. They add a mountain aesthetic and genuine safety value.
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Fully licensed and insured, Colorado
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Customer reviews
What our customers say
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"Outstanding job on our metal roof from first contact. Assessed the damage, helped with insurance, handled permitting, and used a professional crew."
Judy C. · Google
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"They came when they said they would and did what they said they would do. Our new roof looks great and is ready for winter."
Nancy C. · Google
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"Naji went the extra mile to ensure everything was completed above and beyond a standard service level. Highest recommendation."
Dayna U. · Google
FAQ
Metal roofing questions, answered
Common questions from homeowners considering metal roofing in Colorado's mountain counties.
Standing seam uses a concealed clip fastening system so no fasteners are visible on the finished roof. This gives it a clean appearance and the highest wind rating of any metal system. Pro panel shows the screws through the panels, giving a more traditional cabin look. Pro panel is available in 24, 26, and 29 gauge. Both systems perform well in Colorado mountain conditions.
A properly installed metal roof typically lasts 40 to 70 years in mountain conditions, far outperforming asphalt shingles. Metal handles freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, UV exposure, and high winds better than any other roofing material. Many homeowners consider it the last roof they will ever need for their property.
Standing seam requires very little maintenance due to its concealed fastener system. Pro panel systems should be inspected periodically as exposed fasteners can work loose over years of thermal expansion and snow loading. Resealing fasteners as needed keeps the system watertight. Snow bars are recommended in areas where roof snowshed could impact walkways or people below.
Metal roofing is available in nearly any color, which makes it well-suited to HOA environments with specific color requirements. Popular mountain colors include dark bronze, charcoal, forest green, and weathered copper tones. We work with your HOA requirements to select a compliant color.
On a residential home with standard attic insulation and a solid deck beneath the panels, noise from rain or hail is comparable to or quieter than asphalt shingles. The insulation and structural layers absorb sound effectively. The concern about loud metal roofs typically applies to agricultural buildings with no insulation layer beneath.
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