Commercial Roofing  
in Denver

The Help and Hope Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit in Castle Rock dedicated to serving families in Douglas and Elbert counties who are facing economic hardship, food insecurity, or the risk of homelessness. With over 300 volunteers and staff supporting tens of thousands of families annually, this facility works hard every single day and its roof needed to keep up. Peak Roofing and Solar completed a 17,500 sq. ft. commercial reroof using a TPO membrane system, replacing an aging roof that had become vulnerable to leaks and weather damage. A tight, energy-efficient roof means the center can keep more of its resources where they belong: helping people in need.

SNA Professional is a busy commercial office facility serving a range of business tenants and professional services. With 21,000 sq. ft. of roof surface and 117 windows in play, this was a full building envelope project and a meaningful one. Peak Roofing and Solar installed a new TPO roofing system across the entire footprint while simultaneously replacing all 117 windows with modern, energy-efficient units. The result is a dramatically tighter building that performs better year-round, reduces heating and cooling costs, and gives tenants a noticeably more comfortable workspace.

Baymont by Wyndham is a well-known hospitality brand with properties throughout Wyoming, welcoming guests traveling for both business and adventure across the state. A hotel roof takes a beating year-round, and Wyoming's weather doesn't hold back. Peak Roofing and Solar tackled a 15,000 sq. ft. reroof on this Baymont Inn location using a modified bitumen system, built to stand up to wind, snow loads, and temperature swings. The upgraded roof means guests stay comfortable and ownership stays worry-free; no more chasing leaks between check-ins.

Stonehenge is a multi-building residential community in Aurora, Colorado and this was one of our most comprehensive exterior renovation projects to date. Peak Roofing and Solar performed a 40,000 sq. ft. reroof using an EPDM rubber membrane system, re-stuccoed 16,000 sq. ft. of exterior surface, and replaced 295 windows throughout the property. Aurora's Front Range climate, with its intense UV exposure, hail, and freeze-thaw cycles, demands a tough exterior, and that's exactly what this community now has. From top to bottom, Stonehenge's residents are now living under a fully refreshed, weather-resistant building envelope.

Opal Foods is an egg producer committed to sustainable, high-quality operations, with farms in Colorado, Missouri, and Iowa. Their Roggen, Colorado farm sits along County Road 73 in Weld County, a wide-open agricultural stretch northeast of Denver. Agricultural facilities like this demand roofing systems that can handle large footprints, heavy equipment vibrations, and moisture-heavy interior environments. We completed an 87,000 sq. ft. commercial reroof, one of Peak Roofing and Solar’s largest single projects,using a TPO membrane system designed for industrial and agricultural use. The new roof gives this high-output facility the leak-free, long-lasting protection it needs to keep operations running smoothly.

Scandinavian Designs is a well-regarded furniture retailer at 7155 Business Center Drive in Highlands Ranch, offering high-quality, affordable furniture and home décor in contemporary, mid-century modern, and rustic styles. A retail showroom depends on a pristine, leak-free environment to protect beautiful merchandise and keep customers comfortable while they shop. Peak Roofing and Solar completed a 40,000 sq. ft. reroof on this commercial building using a TPO membrane system: Durable, reflective, and well-suited for Colorado's sunny, high-altitude climate. The new roof protects the store's investment and helps keep interior temperatures consistent, which is good for both the furniture and the shopping experience.