Firestone Roofing Company

There are many Firestone roofing companies to choose from. But, how many have over 40 years experience in both commercial and residential roofing? Which ones offer a 5-year workmanship guarantee? How many are fully license and insured? Who’s a Preferred Contractor of Owens Corning, Tamko, and CertainTeed? Which ones are qualified installers of Versico, Mulehide, Genflex, Johns Manville and IB Roof Systems?

Just one: Bob Behrends Roofing. Not only do we have 40 years experience, we have completely separate dedicated commercial and residential roofing crews. Having separate crews means each is highly specialized in what they do. They are efficient and know their products inside and out. Our 5-year workmanship guarantee covers any issues or leaks, such as in new residential construction, excluding hail damage or stipulations that are in the contract.

Why should you want a Certified Preferred Contractor? Let’s be real, anyone can sling a hammer and nail a shingle down. However, to become a Certified Contractor, there is a strict application process, background checks, training, industry-standard testing and re-testing, and much more. When you hire a certified roofing contractor, you get peace of mind knowing that we know what we’re doing. In addition, our customers have access to enhanced shingle warranties and optional roof system upgrade other roofing company’s customers don’t. Contact us for a free inspection and estimate.
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Firestone Roof Installation

As a Firestone, CO, roofing company, we offer popular residential roof coverings such as stone-coated metal shingles and tiles, traditional asphalt shingles, standing seam and other sheet metal, as well as clay and concrete tiles.

Stone-Coated Metal Shingles and Tiles

If you haven’t heard of stone-coated metal shingles or tiles, ask us about them. This relatively new roofing product combines what’s best about traditional asphalt shingles and metal roofing. You get the familiar appearance of shingles or wood shake or tiles, but with the durability and longevity of metal. Instead of a fiberglass foundation, like traditional asphalt shingles, metal shingles have a metal foundation. Traditional asphalt shingles only last around 25 to 30 years. Metal, on the other hand, often lasts 70 years or more.

What’s more, metal often ends-up costing less in the long run, even though it costs more initially. Stone-coated metal shingles and tiles offer a wide range of appearances. Westlake Royal Roofing makes metal roofing products that resemble real wood shingles, rock granite, wood shake, barrel tiles, and pacific tiles. Need another reason to choose metal? It’s recyclable. Asphalt shingles are not recyclable in Firestone. There are a number of metal recycling centers nearby, however.

If you’re shopping for a new roof in Firestone, ask us if stone-coated metal shingles or tiles are right for you.

Asphalt Shingles

Asphalt roofing shingles are tried and true, and have been in use for over 100 years. Needless-to-say, they are the most popular roofing product in America. They’re also the least expensive. According to Consumer Reports, a square of asphalt shingles cost around $400. Compared to wood shake’s $450/sq, concrete tile’s $550/sq, and metal’s $900/sq. You can expect around 25-30 years out of your asphalt shingles in Firestone.

There are many asphalt shingle manufactuers to choose from, from Owens Corning, Tamko, GAF, CertainTeed, and Malarkey. All of these companies make excellent roof coverings. If you’re shopping for asphalt shingles, be sure to ask us about SBS-modified shingles. These are shingles that have been modified with rubber. The result is a shingle that’s more flexible than others and bounces-back quicker during hail storms.

Standing Seam Metal

Standing seam metal roofing in Firestone is growing in popularity, and for good reasons. The good people of Firestone want a roof that lasts longer than traditional asphalt shingles. That’s what any good Firestone roofing company will provide. Asphalt shingles typically last between 25 and 30 years. Standing seam, on the other hand, should last you 70 years or more. Although a metal roof will cost more initially, it often costs less in the long run because it lasts so much longer. Metal roofing lasts so long because it stands-up better to hail and strong winds and fire.

Standing seam metal roofing is also incredibly cool. Sheet metal roofing does the best job of helping to cool your home than any other roof. Speaking of cool, standing seam metal roofing comes in many more colors than any other roofing product. Dozens, in fact. Colors such as Colonial Gray, Patina Green, Regal Blue, and many more.

We manufacture our own standing seam metal. The advantage is that we get a more accurate cut, which means you get a perfit fit for your home. What’s more, there’s less waste.

Corrugated/PBC Metal

Corrugated/PBC metal roofing is no longer just for the barn. And, it’s no longer only available galvanized. Today’s corrugated/PBC metal roofing panels are available in a huge array of colors, like Almond, Slate Gray, Hawaiian Blue, Rustic Red, and many more. Why would you want corrugated metal on your home? Because it’s the most durable and cool roof. It’s even more durable than standing seam thanks to its wavy corrugated profile. When hail hits a flat surface, such as that on standing seam, it can dent it. There are no flat surfaces on a corrugated roof. Hail is either deflected away or it shatters upon impact.

Like standing seam, corrugated/PBC metal roofing also helps to cool your home. That’s important these days with the warming climate. Also like standing seam, corrugated is high wind and fire resistant. If you’re looking for a roof that’s long-lasting and potentially the least expensive over its lifetime, ask us about corrugated/PBC metal.

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Residential Roofing FAQs

Q. I need a new roof in Firestone for my house. How long will it take to install?
A. Most of the time, between one to two weeks from when a contract is signed to when we’re cleaning-up our mess. However, during hail season, it may take longer. Actual roof installation only takes a day or two, for your average size home with common asphalt shingles.

Q. Can you install a new roof for me in Winter?
A. Certainly. As long as it’s above 40º, not too windy, there’s no snow on your roof, and it’s not raining 🙂. As a professional roofing company in Firestone, CO, we stand behind our work with our very own 5-year workmanship guarantee.

Q. I don’t think I need a new roof. I think I just need my roof in Firestone repaired.
A. Great! If you suspect your roof is generally in good condition but need a little repair, we can help. We’ve completed small roof repairs and large ones. Whatever your need for roof repair in Firestone is, we’ll take care you. We’ve patched small holes and replaced whole sections of roofs in Firestone. Contact us for a free inspection or estimate.

Firestone Farm and Ranch Roof Installation

Standing Seam: What makes standing seam the ideal roof for your Firestone farmhouse? It puts less stress on its fasteners. The sheets of standing seam can easily slide in the brackets that hold it down. That’s why it’s the ideal sheet metal roof for your Firestone, CO, farmhouse.

Ribbed: Ribbed is an ideal sheet metal roof for your Firestone barn, shed, or other outbuilding. It’s not as maintenance-free as standing seam, but it’s less expensive. However, like standing seam, it’s highly durable, long-lasting, recyclable, and available in dozens of colors.

Corrugated/PBC: If you’re looking for the best sheet metal roof for your Firestone outbuilding, consider corrugated/PBC, as it’s unmatched in its ability to resist hail thanks to its peaks and valleys – hail shatters upon impact or is deflected away.

Benefits of Sheet Metal Roofing in Firestone, CO:

• Eco-Friendly
• Recyclable
• Energy-Efficient
• Long Lifespan
• Low Cost Long-Term
• Available in Dozens of Colors

Firestone, CO, Farm and Ranch Roofs We Install

• Standing Seam
• Ribbed
• Corrugated/PBC

Firestone Commercial Roof Installation

Being a complete Firestone, CO roofing company, we also offer commercial or flat roof installation and repair. For our Firestone business owners, we offer PVC, TPO, and EPDM single-ply roofing systems. We are a qualified installer of quality flat roofing systems from Versico, Mulehide, GenFlex, John Mansville and IB Roof Systems. This allows us to offer 10, 15 and 20-year labor and material warranties. If you’re in the market for a single-ply roof in Firestone, contact us for a free consulation, inspection, and/or estimate.

PVC

Restaurants and large kitchens in Firestone often use PVC for their roof. That’s because it’s highly resistant to grease, fat, and oils used in cooking. Other membranes break-down prematurely when exposed to these conditions. PVC roofs are also very energy efficient and durable. Do you know that a PVC roof will self-extinguish once the source or fuel of the fire is gone?

We offer standard PVC and fleece-backed PVC. A new PVC roof installed today should last around 20 years. 20 or 30 year warranties are available. Today’s PVC roofs come in a variety of colors, not just white. Although white is the most reflective, there’s also tan, brown, red, grey, and green.

TPO

TPO products we offer are Standard TPO, Fleece-backed TPO, Self-adhering TPO, and TPO with a protective film. Those with a warehouse, department store, office building, medical office, hotel or condo, or in manufacturing in Firestone often use TPO as their roof covering. It’s less expensive than PVC and lasts longer. Today’s TPO comes in many colors, such as green, brown, tan, grey, terra cotta, as well as white.

EPDM

EPDM is a great single-ply roofing product. It lasts longer than PVC and TPO, yet costs less. You can expect your EPDM roof to last around 30 years. EPDM roofs we offer are Standard EPDM, Self-Adhering EPDM, Reinforced EPDM, White-on-Black EPDM, and Fire retardant EPDM. Reinforced EPDM gives your roof a superior tensile strength and performance.

Also called a rubber roof, it is often used on detached garages and home additions, as well as on service buildings, medical buildings, and hospitals. If curb appeal is a concern, a white-on-black option is available. The white covering helps to lower your summer cooling bill.