Denver Metro & the Mountains
Colorado Roofing & Exteriors.Transparency Before Commitment.
Our professional inspections serve as a record of your roof: photos, a narrated video and a written scope with what each option costs. The file is yours to keep, and you decide on your own time.
Check the price of your roof.
Our prices are on this site, along with past jobs and what they cost.
Type in your address and get a price range for your own roof, measured from satellite imagery.
Class 3 asphalt, 3,000 sq ft roof
- Denver metro
- $18,450 to $23,925
- Mountains
- $23,890 to $29,199
Transparent job costs
Pick a job to see every line of the price.
Summit County, COSeptember 2025
Roof Replacement, 90 Squares, Steep Pitch
- Roof, 90 squares$72,802
- Gutters$5,631
- Heat cable system$16,700
Total
$95,133
Per squareroof only, 90 squares
$809
Littleton, COMarch 2026
Roof Replacement, 60 Squares, DaVinci Synthetic Slate
- Roof, 60 squares (55 squares DaVinci synthetic slate, 5 squares EPDM low-slope)$116,287
- Snow retention$5,500
- Custom chimney cap$7,818
Total
$129,605
Per squareroof only, 60 squares
$1,938
Carbondale, COAugust 2026
Roof Replacement, 25.66 Squares, GAF Timberline HDZ
- Roof, 25.66 squares$22,713
Total
$22,713
Per square25.66 squares
$885
Denver, COMay 2025
Class 4 Roof Replacement on Park Hill Bungalow
- House roof, 28.66 squares$28,529
- Garage roof, 4.5 squares$9,747
- Gutters$3,385
Total
$41,905
Per squareroof only, 33.16 squares
$1,154
Sedalia, COAugust 2025
Full Roof Replacement for House and Barn
- House roof, 40 squares$32,280
- Barn roof, 14 squares$9,900
- Gutters$5,973
Total
$48,153
Per squareroof only, 54 squares
$781
A square is 100 square feet of roof. Bigger roofs usually land lower per square because the fixed costs spread across more area.
What to expect from your inspection
Book it online. You don't have to be home for it.
If you go ahead, most projects start within one to three weeks.
On site at the time you booked Step 1Pick a day and time
Book a time on our calendar online. No phone call needed.
Every hail hit circled, numbered and photographed Step 2You get the video
We narrate what we see, send you the video and walk you through it.
Up in the attic, where the ventilation numbers come from Step 3Scope and price in writing
You get a written scope and price, from the most economical roof up to all the bells and whistles.
Lifted shingles like these can be a repair Step 4You decide
You pick the option that fits your home and budget. If a repair is the right job, we say so.
The inspection file is yours to keep
Even if you don't hire us for any work, you keep the photos, the video and the written report. They're yours to use as records for a future claim.
Is your attic properly ventilated?
A roof's first job is to keep water out. The next one is to get the hot, moist air out of your attic, and that only works when the air coming in matches the air going out. We rarely replace a roof without correcting it. Most of the time the house is a couple of vents short and nobody ran the math.
Put in your home and your vents to see if your attic bakes in summer or risks ice dams in winter.
Attic floor: about 1,500 sq ft, the footprint of the top floor
Soffit vents
air in, at the eaves
Box vents
air out, near the ridge
Ridge vent (ft)
air out, along the ridge
Gable vents
on the end walls
Short on both
Add about 2 soffit vents and 2 box vents.
- Bakes at about 130 to 150°F in summer
- Higher ice dam risk in winter
A rule of thumb. The inspection confirms it.
Once the attic is vented right, the shingles, siding, paint and windows all last longer, because heat and moisture stop building up in there. Ask any roofer for your attic's NFA number. If they don't have one, they didn't calculate it.
“What should I ask a roofer before I hire them?”
Eric covers it in these videos, from the questions to ask before you choose a roofer to dealing with the door-knockers after a hailstorm.
Questions to ask before you choose a roofer
Why attic ventilation decides how long a roof lasts
What a good crew shows up with
Door-knockers after a hailstorm
What we do
Roofing, siding, attic ventilation, heat cable and insurance claim support, across the Denver metro and the Colorado mountains.
Book a FREE InspectionRoof Replacement
Asphalt, metal, tile and synthetic. A standard asphalt roof on a single-family home should take one day.
From $18,450 · 3,000 sq ft roof, Denver metro
Siding Replacement
James Hardie fiber cement. On an Arvada duplex the siding ran about three weeks.
$18 to $22 per sq ft of wall, Denver metro
Attic Ventilation
We work out what your attic needs, then balance intake and exhaust. On one Highlands Ranch roof the whole fix was four vents.
Priced at the inspection
Heat Cable Systems
Heat cable, otherwise known as heat trace, keeps a warm path for meltwater from the roof to the downspout.
$15 to $25 per linear ft
Ice Dam Prevention
There are two types of ice dam. Heat cable handles one of them. Attic ventilation addresses the other.
Priced at the inspection
Insurance Claim Support
We document the damage before you file: every hail hit circled, numbered and photographed. Sometimes the right answer is not to file.
Documented at the inspection
Who you're hiring
Certifications
Master Elite
Preferred Contractor
ShingleMaster
Emerald Pro
Platinum Pro
ROOFPRO Select
Pro+ Gold
Certified Contractor
Authorized Installer
Level 1 Installer
10-Year Workmanship Warranty
Ours runs 10 years on top of the manufacturer's warranty. If we broke it, we fix it.
Eric and his outstanding team @ Pak Roof did a great job helping us resolve our gutter flashing and heat tape problems! Eric put us on his schedule promptly and identified the issues, then, working with the best resources, got the project done in short order. Everyone involved was professional, timely and easy to communicate with.
Debby Larson
Read it on GoogleEric at Pakroofs stepped in and pulled me out of a frustrating situation I found myself in an untrustworthy public adjuster firm. From our first conversation, he brought clarity, professionalism, and a genuine willingness to help. His roofing team was nothing short of outstanding—true professionals who completed the entire roofing job in just one day, with minimal disruption and impressive attention to detail.
Shihan Qu
Read it on GoogleTyler was super easy to work with and helped us understand our options when it came to replacing our roof following hail damage. He worked closely with our insurance to ensure everything was handled properly. He also helped with key upgrades like class 4 shingles and proper roof venting to help keep our upstairs cooler in the summer!
Katie Barends
Read it on GoogleColorado roofing questions homeowners ask us
These are the questions we get asked most, from the Denver metro up to the mountains.
Have a question we didn't cover?
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Pick a time and we'll come out.
We video the inspection, put the scope and price in writing, and you decide what happens next.
Denver (303) 880-4423 · Mountains (970) 780-4423
