Commercial roofing in Colorado Springs.
L&N Construction handles select commercial roofing projects in the Colorado Springs area: small commercial buildings, multifamily and HOA properties with pitched roofs. Our primary expertise is residential roofing, and we bring the same materials and the same thoroughness to commercial work.
Commercial roofs we work on, and the ones we don't.
Asphalt Shingles
The same architectural and impact-resistant shingles we install on homes, on small commercial, multifamily and HOA buildings with pitched roofs. Matched to the building, the HOA rules and what your carrier wants to see.
Metal (Standing Seam)
Increasingly popular for commercial applications. 50+ year lifespan, Class 4 impact rating, and reflective surface. For pitched roofs with enough slope to shed water.
Flat & Low-Slope Roofs: Not Our Work
We do not install or repair flat or low-slope roofs: no TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, built-up roofing or roof coatings. If your building has one, you need a commercial membrane contractor.
Issues we see on commercial roofs.
Hail Damage
Hail fractures shingles, knocks granules loose and dents metal panels, vents and gutters. El Paso County averages seven to ten severe hail days a year, so commercial roofs here need a documented look after every big storm.
Wind Damage
Lifted and missing shingles, loose ridge caps and backed-out metal fasteners. Once the seal strip on a shingle lets go, the next wind event usually finishes the job.
Ventilation and Ice Dams
Poor attic ventilation cooks shingles from below in summer and feeds ice dams at the eaves in winter. Both shorten the life of a pitched roof.
Flashing Deterioration
Flashing at penetrations — HVAC units, vents, pipes, chimneys — is vulnerable to Colorado's freeze-thaw cycles. Failed flashing is often the entry point for water damage.
What we offer for commercial properties.
Inspections
Comprehensive assessment of your pitched commercial roof: shingles or panels, flashing, ventilation and gutters. Detailed photo documentation and written report.
Repairs
Targeted repairs for leaks, hail and wind damage, and flashing issues. We identify the root cause — not just the symptom — to prevent recurring problems.
Replacement
Full roof replacement when repairs are no longer cost-effective. We help you choose between shingle and metal for your building, budget, and long-term plans.
Maintenance
Scheduled maintenance programs that extend roof life and prevent costly emergency repairs. Biannual inspections, gutter clearing, fastener checks, and flashing maintenance.
Why choose a local contractor.
National roofing chains offer scale, but they can't offer what a local contractor can: accountability. When something goes wrong with your commercial roof at 2 AM in January, you need someone who answers the phone and shows up the same day — not a call center in another state.
We've been in Colorado Springs for 15+ years. Our reputation is built on the work we do in this community. That means we don't cut corners, we don't disappear after the job, and we stand behind our work because our name is on it.
A note on scope: Our primary expertise is residential roofing. On a large building that needs a bigger crew and equipment, we'll assess it and tell you up front if another contractor is the better fit.
Schedule a Commercial Roof Assessment
Tell us about your property and we'll schedule an inspection to assess your roof's condition.
Commercial Roofing Questions
No. We do not install or repair flat or low-slope roofs: no TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, built-up roofing or roof coatings. Our commercial work is on pitched roofs only, with asphalt shingles and metal. If your building has a flat roof, you need a commercial membrane contractor.
It depends on the material and the maintenance. Asphalt shingles are advertised at 25-30 years, but at our altitude expect closer to 15-20, and with our hail an impact-rated shingle is worth considering. Standing-seam metal can last 50 years or more. Roofs that get regular inspections and timely repairs consistently outlast neglected ones.
Twice per year — ideally in spring (after winter freeze-thaw cycles) and fall (before snow loads). Additionally, schedule an inspection after any significant hailstorm or wind event. Regular inspections catch small issues like lifted shingles, loose metal fasteners and failing flashing before they become expensive problems.
Yes, on the pitched roofs we work on. If your commercial property has an active leak or storm damage that threatens the interior, contact us immediately. We can typically assess the situation within 24 hours and perform temporary mitigation to prevent further damage while a permanent repair is planned.
Most commercial property policies cover storm and hail damage to your roof. The process is similar to residential claims — we inspect, document damage, create a comprehensive Xactimate estimate, and meet with your adjuster. On a pitched commercial roof the fundamentals are the same as on a house.
Small commercial buildings with pitched roofs built much like a house: offices, retail, multifamily and HOA properties. The materials, methods and crew are the same ones we use on residential roofs.
Need a commercial roof assessment?
We'll inspect your commercial property, document the condition, and give you a straightforward recommendation.
Commercial Roofing Services
Commercial Roof Repair
Most leaks on a pitched commercial roof start at a detail, not out in the open roof: a wall or chimney flashing, a valley, a vent boot or a hail-damaged section. This page covers where those roofs in Colorado Springs actually fail, how we trace a leak back to its source, and how we repair shingle and metal roofs with materials that match. It also covers the one-year claim window and the honest line between a roof worth repairing and one worth replacing.
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