Lianro Metal Roofs

Checking Lianro Metal Roofs against the Colorado record

Colorado does not issue a statewide roofing license. Licensing is handled by cities and counties, so the rules depend on where the roof is. Denver, for example, requires a city supervisor certificate and contractor license (Specialty Class D), but we don't yet check these local records

1. Open the registry and search by license number first, business name second.
2. The registry name, the contract name and the truck lettering should all agree; the status should be active.
3. Look at the expiration date and compare it with the dates in your contract.
4. Request a current certificate of insurance from the insurer; licenses and insurance are checked separately.

Hail record for Colorado Springs, El Paso County

Count the hail reports NOAA recorded for El Paso County since 2017 and you get 599. Across 109 days at least one stone measured 1 inch or larger. The worst part: 39 days with stones of 1.75 inches or larger, topped by a 4-inch stone about the size of a grapefruit. Golf-ball hail shows up last in the file in 2025.

June is the peak month with 33 percent of reports, and April to July together hold 80 percent. 8 months of the year are close to hail-free on file.

Date your photos after each hail day and keep them. A written inspection from Lianro Metal Roofs or any other roofer is worth asking for before work starts.

The strongest recorded thunderstorm gust is 86 mph.

In the last 90 days NOAA logged 0 hail reports within 25 miles of Colorado Springs.

Scaled by size, El Paso County is number 2 of the 29 counties in Colorado that we compare, so it sits in the top third at 408.2 reports per 1,000 square miles.

The largest single day in the record is August 5, 2023: a 4-inch stone, about the size of a grapefruit, reported near Schriever Afb.

The homes under these roofs

Median year built in Colorado Springs is 1986, a typical house age of 40 years. At roughly 25 years per asphalt roof, 2 cycles fit into that span. Pre-1980 construction makes up 40 percent of homes in Colorado Springs. A mid-range asphalt replacement at $12,150 equals 3 percent of the median home value of $420,700.

Budgeting a roof in Colorado Springs

Prices in Colorado Springs run about 8 percent above our national basis, so the asphalt range moves up to $7,560 to $16,740. The county holds 108 roofing establishments with employees, per the Census. 74.1 percent of them have fewer than 5 employees. Labor is part of the bill: the BLS median for roofers in Colorado is $51,750 a year.

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The numbers behind this listing

Lianro Metal Roofs shows 0 stars on 0 reviews. Of the 23 roofing listings in Colorado Springs, 0 carry more reviews and 0 carry a higher star rating.

Common questions, Colorado Springs

Has El Paso County had large hail?

NOAA's biggest since 2017 entry for the county is 4 inches, comparable to a grapefruit, with 39 golf-ball days.

When is hail season in Colorado Springs?

Spring and early summer carry the bulk of it: 80 percent of entries come between April and July, June first at 33 percent.

Where can I look up the license for Lianro Metal Roofs?

Follow the steps above with the Colorado registry. Read the name, the status and the expiry, then ask for an insurance certificate.

Does Colorado Springs get a lot of hail?

The county file counts 599 hail entries since 2017. 109 of them reached 1 inch, and June leads the calendar.

Is Colorado Springs an older housing market?

Census data puts the typical build year at 1986. Asphalt roofs wear out in 15 to 30 years, so many roofs there have been replaced at least once.

What is a roof replacement price in Colorado Springs?

Count on $7,560 to $16,740 for a standard asphalt job in Colorado Springs; the midpoint is $12,150.