Roofing in Flying Horse, Colorado Springs

What the roofs are like in Flying Horse

Flying Horse is a master-planned golf community on the far north side, built since the mid-2000s. Homes are large, often two-story, with steep pitches, multiple hips, dormers and long valleys. Many have designer or heavy architectural shingles; some have standing-seam metal accents over porches and bays.

Steep, complex roofs take more labor and more safety setup, and they need matching materials so a repair doesn't stand out. When a full replacement is due, it is usually because of hail rather than age.

Common roofing jobs in Flying Horse

• Hail replacements with premium or Class 4 designer shingles
• Standing-seam metal accents and porch roofs
• Repairs matched to the existing shingle line and color
• HOA architectural submittals with samples and spec sheets
• Gutter and downspout replacement after hail

Before you sign

Ask for the exact shingle line and color in writing, and confirm it is on the HOA's approved list. We include both in every Flying Horse estimate.

Roofing services in Flying Horse

• Roof replacement: A brand-new roof, usually finished in a day or two, with the price and warranty in writing first.
• Roof repair: Leaks, missing shingles and wind damage, found and fixed with a written price first.
• Hail and storm damage: Hail or wind hit your roof? We'll check it for free, send you photos and fix what's damaged.
• Roof insurance claims: Photos, a written report and a roofer on the roof with your adjuster.
• Metal roofing: Metal roofs for homes, cabins, barns and shops. Long-lasting, sheds snow and resists fire.
• Roof inspections: We check your whole roof, send photos to your phone and tell you where it stands. Free.
• Gutters: Seamless gutters, downspouts and gutter guards, plus replacing gutters dented by hail.

Facts on this page come from El Paso County Assessor records, the National Weather Service Pueblo office and Flying Horse community guidelines.