Our metal roofing services cover the full life of a commercial metal roof, from new installation to repair and replacement. Every project starts with a free roof inspection so we can identify the right metal roofing product and system for your roof.
Commercial metal roof installation with standing seam, concealed-fastener and exposed-fastener panel systems. We match the panel system, gauge and finish to your building’s slope, exposure and design.
With over 15 years of metal roofing expertise, we have extensive experience with metal roof installations. In some cases, we can install a metal roof over the existing roof or we can completely remove the existing roof and install the new material. This all depends on your local building code requirements and the condition of your existing roof.
Commercial metal roof repair for leaks, loose or backed-out fasteners, failed seams and sealants, damaged flashing, rust and hail damage. Repairing these vulnerable areas early stops water intrusion before it reaches the deck and insulation.
Metal roof coatings seal fasteners and seams, slow the spread of rust, and add a reflective, waterproof layer that extends the life of an aging metal roof. This is an excellent option for an older metal roof that’s leaking from exposed fasteners.
There are three main types of metal roofing for commercial buildings, defined by how the metal roof panels attach to the structure. The right type depends on your roof’s slope, budget, appearance goals and how long you plan to own the building.
Concealed-fastener metal roofing panels hide the screws beneath the panel overlap, giving a clean look similar to standing seam at a more moderate cost. They suit commercial and multifamily buildings where appearance matters and slopes are steeper.
| Type | Fasteners | Best for | Maintenance | Relative Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standing seam | Hidden, clip-mounted | Long-term ownership, low slopes, premium appearance | Lowest | Highest |
| Concealed-fastener panels | Hidden under overlap | Clean appearance at moderate cost | Low | Moderate |
| Exposed-fastener panels | Through panel face | Budget-driven and industrial buildings | Periodic fastener checks | Lowest |
There are three main types of metal roofing for commercial buildings, defined by how the metal roof panel attach to the structure. The right type depends on your roof’s slope, budget, appearance goals and how long you plan to own the building.
A properly installed commercial metal roof typically lasts far longer than asphalt shingle or many flat membrane roofs, so you replace it less often over the life of the building. Most quality manufacturer warranties are 20 years or longer.
Metal roofs resist rot, cracking and pests. Standing seam systems need very little maintenance, and exposed-fastener systems mainly need periodic fastener checks.
Reflective metal roof finishes bounce sunlight away from the building, lowering roof temperatures and reducing summer cooling demand.
Metal roofing often contains recycled content and is recyclable at the end of its life, keeping roofing waste out of landfills.
Colorado’s weather is hard on roofs, and metal roofing handles it better than most systems.
Hail: Metal panels resist cracking and punctures; impact-rated panels are available for hail-prone areas. Hail can still dent metal, so panel gauge and profile matter.
Snow: Smooth metal panels shed snow, and standing seam roofs are engineered for heavy mountain snow loads. Snow guards control slides over entrances and walkways.
Freeze-thaw: Clip-mounted standing seam panels expand and contract with temperature swings without stressing the fasteners.
High-altitude UV: Metal roof finishes resist the UV that breaks down asphalt shingles and some membranes faster at Colorado’s altitude.
Skyline’s metal roofing work includes projects for resort properties like the Town of Snowmass Village and Ventana Resort where metal roofing stands up to severe weather like heavy mountain snow, high-altitude sun and significant changes in thermal temperatures in a 24 hour period.
Every metal roofing project follows the same five steps.
We inspect the existing roof, deck, drainage and flashing, and document the condition with photo documentation.
You receive a written proposal covering the recommended metal roofing type, panel profile, gauge, finish, warranty and timeline.
We plan the work around your tenants, guests and business hours, and coordinate access, staging and safety with your property team.
Our crews install the metal roof system to manufacturer specifications, including underlayment, flashing, trim and snow guards where needed.
We complete a final walkthrough, clean the site, and register your warranty. Our Tier One Maintenance Program helps protect the roof for the long term.
Many metal roofing companies install only metal. Skyline installs and repairs metal, flat and shingle roofs, so we recommend metal when it’s the right fit for your building. With 15+ years in Colorado commercial roofing, we’ve served The Stanley Hotel, Marriott, Radisson, Stone Creek, Centerra, the Town of Snowmass Village and Arapahoe County.
We provide commercial metal roofing services throughout Denver and the Front Range, from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, including [Verify city list].
The three main types of metal roofing for commercial buildings are standing seam, concealed-fastener panels and exposed-fastener panels. Standing seam hides its fasteners under raised seams and needs the least maintenance; exposed-fastener panels are the most economical.
Yes, for many properties. Metal roofing sheds snow, resists hail cracking and high-altitude UV, and handles freeze-thaw cycles well, which is why it’s common on mountain, municipal and hospitality buildings.
Cost depends on the roof’s size and slope, the metal roofing type and panel gauge, the finish, and whether the old roof must be removed. Metal typically costs more upfront than shingle or membrane roofs but lasts longer. A free inspection gives you an accurate written price.
Often, yes. Commercial metal roof repair can fix leaks from loose fasteners, failed seams, flashing and localized hail damage. If rust or damage is widespread, replacement may be the better value.
Large hail can dent metal panels, but metal rarely cracks or punctures the way shingles and some membranes do. Impact-rated panels and heavier gauges improve hail resistance.
Look for commercial metal roofing contractors with experience on buildings like yours, manufacturer-backed warranties, a clear written proposal, and the ability to recommend other roof systems when metal isn’t the best fit.
