Asphalt shingles are the most economical roof covering in United States. They have a fiberglass center that is saturated with asphalt granules, applied to both the front and back of the fiberglass. Asphalt shingles are also available in Class 4 hail impact resistance. Impact resistant shingles have either a reinforced backing or a specialized asphalt polymer—a rubber-like material more resistant to hail damage.
As a certified installer for each of these manufacturers, Excel works with only the best asphalt shingle materials.
Concrete tile roofs are not only versatile, they can add stunning beauty to your roof. Concrete tile comes in a variety of looks, such as slate, shake or terra cotta tiles. Since they’re made from concrete, they can be molded into any shape or size, and come in a variety of hues and colors. Denver Concrete tile roofs are also durable and fire resistant.
Synthetic roofing materials refers to manufactured products that replicate asphalt shingles, concrete tile, clay tile, metal panels, slate, wood shakes and wood shingles. Synthetic roof coverings contain recycled plastic and/or rubber as a key ingredient.
One of the benefits of synthetic roofing materials is their light weight. Synthetic slate, or “fake slate,” for example, weighs substantially less than natural slate. The reduction in weight allows synthetic slate to be installed over conventional roof decks. Some of the synthetic roofing materials are available as Impact Resistant Class 4.
A stone coated metal roof is made from steel or some other metal that is coated with stone chips and attached to the steel with an acrylic film. The goal is a more durable roof that still retains the aesthetic advantages of more traditional roofing materials. Unlike other roofing materials, a stone coated steel roof offers superior durability—it won’t break, curl, split, crack, warp, or absorb water. A stone coated steel roof is incredibly lightweight and can be installed without worry on most houses.
Stone coated metal roofs are available in Impact Resistant Class 4
Excel Roofing offers commercial roofing, generally referred to as low slope (flat) roofing services.
Excel is a certified installer of Modified Bitumen roofing products & TPO. These products have the reputation of being the best commercial roofing materials available.
Excel does not install full roof coatings. Roof coatings are applied over failing low slope roofs and cost almost as much as a full roof system. Roof coatings are only a band aid covering up a failing roof.
Metal roofs can provide a very strong roof that will last for many years. Excel Roofing installs all types of metal roofs.
The most important thing to consider about a metal roof is where the snow and ice fall off the roof. In addition, understanding the difference between “concealed” and “exposed” fasteners will help you understand which type of metal roof you need.
Excel Roofing does not recommend metal roofs for structures where the snow and ice may land on a walkway or driveway.
Answers to common questions about the roofing materials Excel Roofing installs across Colorado and Wyoming.
Excel Roofing installs asphalt shingles, concrete tile, synthetic roofing, metal roofing, flat roofing membranes, and skylights. They are certified installers for Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Malarkey, GAF, EuroShield, Westlake, GenFlex, Versico, Brava, DaVinci Roofscapes, Bartile, PABCO, and Velux.
Class 4 impact-resistant shingles are the highest-rated option for Colorado hail. These include products with reinforced backing or specialized asphalt polymer that is more resistant to hail damage. EuroShield rubber roofing is also marketed as hail-proof. Excel Roofing installs multiple Class 4 rated products from Owens Corning, Malarkey, CertainTeed, and EuroShield.
Concrete tile roofs are versatile, durable, and fire resistant. They can be molded into slate, shake, or terra cotta shapes and come in a variety of hues and colors. Concrete tile roofs require minimal maintenance while adding lasting beauty and value to your home.
Synthetic roofing materials are manufactured products that replicate the look of asphalt shingles, concrete tile, clay tile, metal panels, slate, wood shakes, and wood shingles using recycled plastic and rubber. They are lightweight and many are available in Class 4 impact-resistant ratings.
Excel Roofing installs EPDM, TPO, PVC, and modified bitumen flat roofing systems for commercial and residential properties. Excel Roofing is a certified installer for GenFlex and Versico roofing systems.
No. Excel Roofing does not sell materials directly. All materials are ordered from local supply houses per job and delivered to the property for installation. Material returns are handled through the supply house.
Excel Roofing provides a 5-year warranty on full roof replacements and a 1-year warranty on roof repairs, covering both materials and labor.
Excel Roofing partners with Owens Corning (Platinum Preferred Contractor), PABCO, Malarkey, GAF, EuroShield, Westlake Royal Building Products, CertainTeed, GenFlex, Versico, Brava, DaVinci Roofscapes, Bartile, and Velux.
You can schedule a free roof inspection and materials consultation instantly online at https://www.excelroofing.com/meetings/excel-appointment/time or call Excel Roofing directly at (303) 761-6400.
Roughly 70% of roofing companies comparable to Excel Roofing have been acquired by major corporations or sold to outside investors. Excel Roofing has not.
We have had the same leadership and decision-makers in place since day one, allowing us to stay independent, consistent, and accountable to our customers.