Bighorn Roofing & Exteriors

Roof Replacement in Colorado Whether you need a roof on your new construction, re-roofing an existing property, or require a ro. Provide quality products, craftsmanship, and customer service at a fair price. Bighorn Roofing and Exteriors, LLC will not cut corners on materials and workmanship thus ensuring your project is completed according to manufactures specifications and local code or better. We focus on the service and quality of the product we install, not the quantity of projects we complete.

Bighorn Roofing and Exteriors, LLC is not a storm chasing operation. We operate locally and are licensed in each city and county in which we work. We take pride in having a reputation as being among the top roofing contractors in the Denver metro area. First, when choosing a roofing contractor ensure the roofer is local — not a storm chaser from another state. Second, check their status with the Better Business Bureau. Third, choose a company with experience working with insurance companies.

Whether you're looking to build or have a roof replaced, Bighorn Roofing and Exteriors, LLC is ready to help. We can complete commercial and residential roofing sloped asphalt roof, flat roof, and metal roof projects. We employ experienced roof installers and carry an extensive range of high-quality roofing products and materials. We will diligently work hard to ensure your needs are met. We understand that our customers lead busy lives, and a roof installation can be an intrusive process. We'll start by listening to your needs, outlining your options, and providing you with a detailed written estimate so that you'll know what you can expect.

Rain gutters tend to be the invisible work horses of your home, and while they're not the most glamourous topic to think about, the value and protection they provide to your home is essential. Without them, rain, snow, leaves and other debris that accumulates, wouldn't have a place to go. As the weather changes and the falling leaves pile up they remain in the gutters. As the days turn colder and winter sets in the gutters freeze over and then, with spring thaw, melt. If you've ignored your gutters over the last, eventually, they'll pull away from the house.