Shingle Roofing

Shingle Roofing Contractor Servicing the Front Range, Summit & Eagle County

Metro Construction offers a wide range of roofing shingle options from leading manufacturers. From cost-effective architecture shingles to high-performance specialty products, we can help you choose the right shingle for your home and budget.

When you count on us for your roof repair or roof replacement needs, you can rest assured that you will get a roof built from the highest quality materials, backed by the best warranties.

Call us at 1-303-242-8444 or click below to request an in-home or virtual consultation and learn more about the shingle types we offer, along with the types of warranties.

Learn more about the shingle types we offer

1. Asphalt

Asphalt shingles are the most popular choice for roofing because they provide a durable roof forless money than any other roofing material. Asphalt shingles also come in a variety of styles and colors so they can match almost any home. Architecture shingles are the most commonly-installed asphalt shingle because of their classic design and affordable cost. If you like the natural wood-shake look, architectural shingles are a great option.

2. Wood/cedar shakes

Cedar shake shingles provide a long-lasting roof with more visual appeal than a traditional asphalt shingle roof. Cedar shingles are ideal for hot and sunny areas because they are resistant to UV damage. They can also withstand harsh weather conditions, such as strong thunderstorms and hurricanes. Cedar is a natural insulator and can reduce your heating and cooling costs.

3. Metal

Metal roofs offer superior weather protection. While a metal roof is a more expensive option, you can expect a long life from your metal roof. If properly maintained, a metal roof can pay for itself over time. Metal shingles can give you the beautiful look of a tile, shake, or asphalt shingle roof while providing a robust and low maintenance roofing solution.

4. Tile

Tile shingles are one of the most durable roofing materials. Roof tiles are typically made from clay or slate and come in a variety of shapes. Tile is much more durable and lasts much longer than traditional shingles. Tile shingles provide insulation and reduce heat transfer, which can help reduce your heating and cooling costs.