Metal roofing
that outlasts the storm.
Standing seam and stone-coated steel — 50+ year lifespan, excellent hail performance, and a look that sets your home apart. Built for Colorado's sun, snow, and freeze-thaw.
A roof you install once.
Metal is the premium upgrade that often outlasts everything else on the house. Hidden-fastener standing seam and stone-coated steel shrug off hail, shed snow, and reflect summer heat — with a baked-on Kynar finish that holds its color for decades.
In severe hail, metal can take cosmetic dents, but unlike asphalt it doesn't crack, lose granules, or start leaking — the watertight integrity is preserved. Stone-coated steel hides denting best, which is why it's popular in the worst hail corridors. One caution worth knowing up front: some Colorado carriers exclude cosmetic-only dent coverage on metal, so we walk you through the policy tradeoffs before you commit.
At a glance
Standing seam & stone-coated steel.
DECRA stone-coated steel
Steel panels finished with a stone-chip coating — engineered to look like slate, tile, or wood shake while shrugging off hail. Class 4 rated, hides cosmetic denting, and carries a long warranty. Our top pick for hail country that wants a traditional look.
Sheffield Metals standing seam
Architectural hidden-fastener standing seam in 24-gauge steel or aluminum, with a Kynar 500 finish in dozens of colors. Clean modern lines, superior weather-tightness, and the longest service life of any roof we install.
Westlake Royal Unified Steel
Another proven stone-coated steel system — lightweight, interlocking panels rated for high wind and impact, with profiles that mimic tile and shake.
McElroy Metal panels
Standing seam and exposed-fastener metal panels for residential and light commercial — a durable, cost-effective metal option when budget matters more than a premium finish.
Metal roofing FAQ
Is metal roofing good for Colorado hail?
Yes — metal carries excellent impact ratings and rarely fails from hail. It can take cosmetic dents in severe storms, but stays watertight. Stone-coated steel like DECRA hides denting best.
How long does a metal roof last in Colorado?
50+ years, often outlasting the homeowner. Metal resists UV, snow load, and freeze-thaw far better than asphalt, and the Kynar finish holds color for decades.
Does insurance cover cosmetic dents on a metal roof?
It depends on your policy — some Colorado carriers exclude cosmetic-only denting on metal. Read the policy before you buy; we help you weigh the coverage tradeoffs on your free inspection.
Is metal roofing worth the extra cost?
If you plan to stay in the home, usually yes — you likely never reroof again, energy bills drop, and resale value rises. For a short-term hold, Class 4 asphalt is the better value.
Comparing to Class 4 shingles? See the impact-resistant shingle guide →
Get a metal roof quote.
Free inspection, honest recommendation, and a clear look at the cost-vs-lifespan math.