Colorado Springs, CO · Cost guide 2026

Roof Replacement Cost in Colorado Springs, Colorado (2026)

An asphalt-shingle re-roof of a 2,000 sq ft home in Colorado Springs runs $7,560 to $16,740. That is the national base range at Colorado Springs's cost index of 1.08×. Starting ranges, not quotes. Prices compiled June 2026.

  • $12,150typical asphalt re-roof, 2,000 sq ft
  • 2.9%of the median home value
  • 1986median year homes were built
  • 108roofing firms in the county

What would my roof cost in Colorado Springs?

Estimate, not a quote: national per-square-foot ranges times Colorado Springs's cost index.

No PickARoofer contractors in Colorado Springs yet

This page uses public data for Colorado Springs, CO. We have not listed roofing contractors here, so there is no quote form on it and nothing you type is sent to anyone.

Cost by material for Colorado Springs

Closest cities where we list roofers:

Work as a roofer in Colorado Springs? Apply to be listed. Applying sends nothing to homeowners.

Cost by roofing material in Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs's 1.08× index turns the national $7,000 to $15,500 asphalt range into $7,560 to $16,740, 8% above the national base.

3-Tab Asphalt Shingles

2,000 sq ft · $3.78–$6.21 per sq ft · lasts 15–20 years

Architectural Asphalt Shingles

2,000 sq ft · $4.86–$8.37 per sq ft · lasts 25–30 years

Metal (Steel/Aluminum)

2,000 sq ft · $9.18–$16.20 per sq ft · lasts 40–70 years

Standing Seam Metal

2,000 sq ft · $12.96–$21.60 per sq ft · lasts 50–70 years

Concrete Tile

2,000 sq ft · $8.10–$14.58 per sq ft · lasts 40–50 years

TPO / EPDM (flat roofs)

1,000 sq ft · $4.32–$8.64 per sq ft · lasts 15–25 years

How we set these prices

What a re-roof costs against home values in Colorado Springs

Share of median home value

  • Colorado Springs2.9%
  • CO median (10 cities)2.4%
  • Median of 209 cities4.8%

A $12,150 re-roof takes 2.9% of Colorado Springs's $420,700 median home value, against 2.4% for the CO cities we track and 4.8% across all 209. 25 of 208 other cities carry a lighter one.

Source: Census ACS (Colorado Springs city), 2019–2023

How old the homes are

  • Colorado Springs40%
  • CO median (10 cities)43.0%
  • Median of 209 cities51.4%

Share of homes built before 1980.

Median build year 1986: an original roof on that house is 40 years old. 40% of Colorado Springs homes predate 1980, against 43.0% for CO and 51.4% for all 209. Oldest-first, Colorado Springs stands #144 of 209.

Source: Census ACS (Colorado Springs city), 2019–2023

The Colorado Springs roofing market

Colorado Springs had an estimated 493,554 residents in July 2024 (Census Vintage 2024), the largest city in El Paso County. PickARoofer has no contractor listings here yet, so this page shows public data only.

Roofing companies in Colorado Springs's county

  • 108roofing establishments with paid employees
  • 514paid roofing employees
  • 74.1%have fewer than 5 employees
  • 4.8employees per firm on average

74.1% of the county's roofing firms have under 5 staff, 10 points above the 190-city median of 64%. Firms average 4.8 paid staff.

Source: Census CBP, 2023

License and permit in Colorado

No statewide roofing license. 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.

Permit: Colorado Springs's building office.

Source: verification method

Storms behind Colorado Springs roof bills

Public NOAA records for Colorado Springs's county.

  • 150days with hail of 1 inch or larger
  • 4 inlargest hailstone reported
  • 32days with gusts of 58 mph or more

Hail reports per year

Colorado Springs county hail events per year, 2017 to 2025 27 2017 153 2018 51 2019 59 2020 25 2021 15 2022 145 2023 32 2024 92 2025
Colorado Springs county hail events per year, 2017 to 2025
201727
2018153
201951
202059
202125
202215
2023145
202432
202592

599 hail events in 9 years, about 66.6 a year in full years. 2018 was the worst full year with 153.

Source: NOAA Storm Events, 2014–June 2026 Colorado Springs storm history · Hail risk lookup

Colorado Springs against nearby Colorado cities

6 neighbors share 1.08×, against Colorado Springs's 1.08×. Closest is Pueblo, about 43 mi out.

CityDistanceAsphalt priceContractors (verified)Hail events, since 2017
Colorado Springs (this page) — $7,560–$16,740 0 (0) 599
Pueblo roofers ≈43 mi $7,560–$16,740 29 (0) 114
Denver roofers ≈61 mi $7,560–$16,740 14 (0) 124
Arvada roofers ≈67 mi $7,560–$16,740 30 (0) 159
Westminster roofers ≈68 mi $7,560–$16,740 16 (0) 146
Boulder roofers ≈84 mi $7,560–$16,740 23 (0) 130
Longmont roofers ≈92 mi $7,560–$16,740 30 (0) 130

Index 1.08× here, 1.08× the Colorado median.

Areas PickARoofer contractors serve in Colorado Springs

ZIP codes in Colorado area: 80132, 80133, 80809, 80817, 80819, 80829, 80840, 80863.

If insurance covers the damage

Estimates against Colorado Springs's $7,560–$16,740 range. How claims work →

Deductible math, Colorado Springs
Your deductibleReplacement rangeOut-of-pocket
$500 $7,560–$16,740 $500
$1,000 $7,560–$16,740 $1,000
$2,500 $7,560–$16,740 $2,500

Roof cost in Colorado Springs: questions

What does a re-roof cost in Colorado Springs?
On a 2,000 sq ft house in Colorado Springs, asphalt shingles run $7,560 to $16,740, typically $12,150. Metal costs $18,360 to $43,200.
Is a re-roof a big bill for a Colorado Springs home?
In Colorado Springs $12,150 is 2.9% of a $420,700 median home; 183 of 209 markets weigh heavier.
Does a roofer need a license in Colorado?
Colorado rules for roofers sit under License and permit in Colorado above.
Who pulls the permit for a Colorado Springs roof?
Ask Colorado Springs's building office.
How many roofing firms are near Colorado Springs?
The Census counts 108 roofing establishments with paid staff in Colorado Springs's county in 2023, 74.1% of them with fewer than 5 employees (cities in our data: 64% median).
Does hail drive Colorado Springs roof bills?
NOAA logged 150 days of hail at 1 inch or larger in Colorado Springs's county (2014–June 2026), with a 4 inch stone the largest.