Commercial & Multi-Family Roofing Built for Colorado and Surrounding States

It depends on square footage, the roof system, roof access, and the condition of the deck underneath. A coating or restoration costs far less than a full tear-off, and TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen all sit at different price points. The only accurate number comes from an inspection, where we measure the roof and give you options that fit your budget and timeline.

If the membrane is mostly sound and leaks are localized, a repair or a silicone coating can add years of life for a fraction of replacement cost. If the roof is saturated, past its service life, or failing across large areas, replacement is the smarter long-term spend. We'll tell you straight which one your roof actually needs.

There's no single winner. TPO is popular for its reflective, energy-efficient white surface. PVC offers strong welded seams and stands up to chemicals, grease, and ponding water, which makes it a favorite for restaurants and buildings with rooftop exhaust. EPDM is a proven, durable rubber membrane. Modified bitumen is budget-friendly and tough underfoot. The right choice depends on your building, budget, and how long you plan to own it. We match the system to your situation instead of pushing one product.

Often, yes, if the damage came from a covered event like hail or wind. Colorado sees heavy hail, and commercial claims are common. We inspect the roof, document the damage, and work directly with your adjuster to get the coverage your policy allows.

It depends on the system and maintenance. TPO and EPDM typically last 20 to 30 years, modified bitumen around 15 to 20, and metal longer. A maintenance plan and timely repairs can push any of them toward the top of that range.

Timelines depend on the size and complexity of the roof, from a few days to a couple of weeks on larger buildings. We schedule around your operations, keep access clear, and protect tenants and property throughout. You'll get a specific timeline at your inspection.

Yes. Scheduled inspections and minor repairs catch small problems before they become leaks, extend roof life, and keep your manufacturer warranty valid. We'll build a plan around your building or your whole portfolio. Ask us about pricing.

Regularly. We coordinate access, board approvals, and tenant protection, and we keep one clear point of contact so multi-building projects stay organized start to finish.

Yes. We carry full liability and workers' comp coverage and follow safety protocols built for commercial job sites. Certificates of insurance are available on request.

Always. Permits mean the work was done to code and inspected. Skipping them comes back to bite you on insurance claims and property sales. We pull permits and document everything.

Yes. Tenant finishes and commercial remodels are a growing part of our work. We handle interior build-outs and space upgrades for new tenants and lease turnovers, from framing, drywall, and ceilings to flooring, paint, and finishes. Because we also do your roof and exterior, you get one contractor for the whole envelope instead of juggling several.

For flat and low-slope roofs, Mule-Hide Products is our primary manufacturer, with a full line of systems (TPO, PVC, EPDM, modified bitumen, and coatings).

For pitched roofs, common on many multi-family and HOA buildings, we install Atlas shingles as an AtlasPRO+ Diamond Contractor, their highest certification tier. Both come backed by manufacturer material and system warranties on qualifying installs, paired with our own workmanship warranty.

We'll spell out the exact coverage for your building at your inspection.

We're based in the Denver metro and cover the full Colorado Front Range. For commercial and multi-family work we travel well beyond Colorado, with projects across the region including Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, and Texas. If you have a building outside our home market, reach out and we'll tell you how we can help.