
24-gauge standing seam metal systems with lifetime performance, Class A fire resistance, and Class 4 hail rating. The last roof your Colorado Springs home will ever need.
Standing seam metal roofing is the highest-performing roofing system available for Colorado Springs' combination of intense UV radiation, hail exposure, and dramatic temperature swings. A properly installed 24-gauge standing seam metal roof is the last roofing decision your Colorado Springs home will ever need.



The highest impact resistance rating available for roofing materials. In Colorado's hail corridor, Class 4 certification means your roof handles the largest hailstones without denting or cracking. Many insurance providers offer premium discounts for Class 4 rated roofs, often offsetting part of the upgrade cost.
The highest fire resistance classification, critical for Colorado Springs properties near wildfire interface zones in Black Forest, Monument, and the western foothills. Metal roofing does not burn and acts as a non-combustible barrier that helps protect the structure beneath it during a wildfire event.
Standing seam means every fastener is hidden inside the panel seams. There are no exposed screws that can rust, loosen, or back out over time. The panels are designed to float slightly, allowing the metal to expand and contract with Colorado's dramatic daily temperature swings without buckling or leaking at the fastener points.
A 24-gauge standing seam metal roof, properly installed by Fixins, will outlast the original structure. While asphalt shingles require multiple replacement cycles over a home's life, your metal roof is a one-time investment. Over decades, the total cost of ownership strongly favors metal.
If your insurance claim covers a standard shingle replacement after hail or storm damage, Fixins can upgrade you to a standing seam metal roof for the cost difference only. We work this into your claim strategy so your out-of-pocket expense is minimized while you gain a lifetime roofing system.
El Paso County presents unique challenges: hailstones up to baseball size in severe storm seasons, wildfire smoke and ember exposure along the foothills, UV radiation intensity at 6,000 to 8,000 feet elevation, and freeze-thaw cycling that can crack or separate inferior materials. 24-gauge standing seam handles all of these conditions. Lighter 26-gauge panels are more commonly specified in lower-risk markets. For Colorado Springs, we recommend 24-gauge on every project.
0% interest plans available. Approval for credit scores starting at 540. No prepayment penalty. Senior and Military discounts available on every Fixins project. The upfront cost of metal roofing pays for itself many times over across multiple asphalt replacement cycles.

Standing seam metal is the last roof most Colorado homes will ever need. Concealed fasteners mean nothing penetrates the panel surface, so there are no exposed screws to back out, rust, or leak over decades of freeze-thaw.
Every panel is measured and cut to your exact roof geometry for clean, watertight seams.
We install high-temp underlayment and ensure the deck is sound before a single panel goes down.
Panels lock together with hidden clips that allow thermal movement without loosening.
Custom-bent ridge, valley, and edge flashing finish the system for a lifetime of protection.
Smooth panels release snow load before it can refreeze into damaging ice dams.
The highest fire resistance available, an essential upgrade near Colorado open space.
Reflective coatings cut radiant heat gain, lowering cooling costs through Colorado summers.
No. Standing seam metal roofs are installed over solid decking with underlayment. The sound inside the home during rain is comparable to or quieter than asphalt shingles. The metal roof noise perception comes from older metal buildings with no insulation or decking beneath the panels.
No. Lightning is not attracted to metal roofs any more than to asphalt shingles or wood shakes. Metal roofing is actually safer because it is Class A fire resistant, meaning if lightning does strike, the metal roof does not ignite or sustain flames.
When your insurance claim is approved for a shingle replacement, we provide you with both a standard replacement estimate and a standing seam metal upgrade estimate. You pay the difference. The metal upgrade cost varies by roof size and complexity, but many Colorado Springs homeowners get a lifetime metal roof for a few thousand dollars above their insurance settlement.
Free inspection, transparent pricing, and the last roofing investment your Colorado Springs home will ever need.