Metal Work

Metal roofing and siding offer exceptional durability, energy efficiency, and a distinct modern appeal—perfect for the harsh, snowy climates of Summit County, Grand County, and beyond. At Leo’s Roofing & Remodeling, our custom fabrication ensures every piece fits your property’s dimensions and style, whether you want a full metal roof, partial coverage in high-accumulation spots, or even interior metal accents. Pre-applied paint warranties often last 30 years or more, minimizing maintenance and giving you long-lasting color and protection against the elements.

Though metal solutions can have a higher upfront cost than other options like shingles or traditional siding, they often prove more cost-effective over time thanks to reduced maintenance and superior longevity. Metal roofing, in particular, is an excellent choice for homeowners seeking longevity and a unique architectural statement, and we can review different types of metal roofs—from standing seam to corrugated panels— to match your style and budget. This is particularly valuable in mountain environments, where heavy snowfall, ice dams, and high winds can severely stress conventional materials. If you’re looking for a balance of strength and style, metal is an investment that stands up to Summit County’s toughest weather.

Metal Siding & Interior Metal Accents  

Many homeowners and businesses choose metal siding for its low-maintenance requirements and striking, contemporary appearance. Prefinished coatings eliminate the need for frequent repainting, lowering upkeep costs. Our team can also integrate interior metal features—from decorative panels to accent walls—adding a unique, modern flair that reflects Colorado’s mountain character.

- Prefinished Paint with warranties of 30 years or more  

- Virtually no annual upkeep compared to wood or vinyl  

- Higher initial price point, but excellent long-term value

Standing Seam Metal Roofing  

Standing seam metal roofing is a concealed fastener system featuring vertical legs with a flat space in between. This design works especially well in mountain climates, where roofs may not have enough incline to shed snow quickly. If you prefer a mixed roof, we can install metal in areas prone to heavy accumulation—like valleys, dormers, or north-facing slopes—and use shingles elsewhere for a more budget-friendly approach.

- Concealed fasteners reduce leaks and wind uplift  

- Ideal for low-slope or high-snowfall conditions  

- Maintenance through all seasons ensures peak performance

Custom Fabrication & Local Partnerships  

Unlike some roofers who rely on prefabricated materials, Leo’s Roofing & Remodeling custom-fabricates 18, 22, 24, or 26-gauge metals to precisely match your project. We also prioritize working with Colorado-based suppliers, fostering local business relationships and ensuring high-quality materials designed for our region’s conditions. Whether you need an extended seam system for additional snow-shedding or specialized trims for aesthetics, we tailor every component to your specific needs.

Mixed Roof Designs: Metal vs. Shingles  

Curious about combining metal and shingles on the same roof? We can design a hybrid system that uses metal panels in critical areas—like steep valleys or dormers—and installs high-quality asphalt shingles on the remaining surfaces. While shingles can be more affordable initially, metal offers superior durability and typically longer warranties. Many homeowners find the added investment pays off when dealing with the intense weather patterns of Summit County, Grand County, and surrounding areas.

Our Metal Work Serves Summit & Grand County (and Beyond)

- Silverthorne, Dillon, & Summit Cove  

  High winds are common here, so 24-gauge standing seam metal or extended seam systems offer greater wind resistance. For siding, prefinished metal panels can handle gusty weather and require minimal upkeep over time.

- Breckenridge & Blue River  

  Steep slopes and frequent snowfall mean metal roofs help shed snow fast—standing seam or concealed fastener systems are ideal. You may also consider Class 4 impact-rated shingles in less vulnerable areas for a mixed approach that balances cost and durability.

- Frisco & Copper Mountain  

  Given the tourist-heavy environment and wide temperature swings, it’s wise to choose prefinished metal siding or 24–26 gauge roofing that resists dings and dents. For portions of the roof with lower exposure, high-quality asphalt shingles can be a cost-effective complement to metal.

- Keystone & Montezuma  

  Heavy, wind-driven snow piles up in certain nooks, making extended seam metal or extra-tall standing seam panels especially useful. Metal siding is also a smart pick for reduced maintenance in these secluded, weather-prone areas.

- Heeney & Kremmling  

  Known for rapid temperature swings and strong sun in summer, prefinished metal with UV-resistant coatings helps maintain color and integrity. Pair with Grace Ice & Water Shield underlayment for added protection against unexpected early or late-season snow.

- Grand County (including Winter Park)  

Winter Park and surrounding areas face extended freeze-thaw cycles, so concealed fastener metal roofs excel at preventing leaks. For siding or interior accents, 18–24 gauge steel ensures superior longevity—an excellent investment for rental properties and primary residences alike.

By matching specific metal gauges, underlayments, and finishes to each community’s unique demands, Leo’s Roofing & Remodeling delivers solutions that stand strong in Colorado’s most challenging mountain climates.