Residential Roof Installation in Colorado Springs, CO

Yes, we pull the permit through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department before any work starts on your Colorado Springs home. Stocking materials before a permit is issued is a code violation, so we handle this step first.

Yes, existing roof layers must be removed before new asphalt shingles can be installed under Colorado Springs code. We strip the old material and inspect the deck before installation begins.

Colorado Springs sits above 6,000 feet and sees an average of 15 hail events per year, which can end a roof's life regardless of its age. Impact-resistant materials are built to survive the hail, UV exposure, and freeze-thaw cycles common on the Front Range.

Every installation includes deck preparation, underlayment, drip edge at eaves and rake edges, valley liners, and a final inspection through PPRBD. We build each Colorado Springs roof to meet local code minimums and withstand local weather conditions.

A full installation is typically needed when hail, UV damage, or age has compromised the deck or multiple roof sections across your Colorado Springs home. We assess your roof and give you a clear recommendation before any work is scheduled.

Yes, J&J Roofing is a licensed and insured roofing contractor serving Colorado Springs, CO. You can ask us for proof of insurance and licensing before we begin any work on your home.