Peregrine sits at the base of Blodgett Peak on the far northwest edge of Colorado Springs, backing up to Blodgett Open Space and Pike National Forest. Homes here are on sloped lots, often with walkout basements and complex, multi-level rooflines.
Peregrine was evacuated during the 2012 Waldo Canyon Fire, and it remains firmly in the wildland-urban interface. That, plus strong west winds coming off the mountains, shapes what a good roof looks like here.
Peregrine’s position right against the foothills means stronger, gustier winds than most of the city. Wind-rated shingles and proper nailing matter more here.
Class A fire-rated roofing, ember-resistant ridge and soffit vents, and gutters kept clear of debris all reduce the chance embers ignite a home.
Hillside homes often have roof sections at different heights. Wall flashing and valleys between them are common leak points.
Repair or Replace?
Peregrine roofs from the 1990s are reaching the end of their life. If yours has wind or hail damage and is over 20 years old, replacement with a Class A, wind-rated system is usually the smart choice. For younger roofs, repairing lifted shingles or failed flashing is often enough.
“Josiah truly went above and beyond for both my clients and me during a real estate transaction. He was honest, responsive, and genuinely cared about helping us find the best solution. His professionalism and willingness to go the extra mile…”
Caitlin Salas
Colorado Springs, CO
“Wonderful experience! Revival Roofing replaced our roof and gutters and they're beautiful! Zion and Josiah really treated us like they were taking care of their own family. We never felt like a number or project. They even came back afterward to make sure that the yard was completely free of debris. Highly recommended!”
Erin Spain
Colorado Springs, CO
“If you’re looking for a roofer you can actually trust, cal this one! They were amazing to work with, professional, fast, and super respectful of my home and yard. The crew worked like a well-oiled machine and left everything spotless when…”
Camille Lavon
Colorado Springs, CO
Most homeowners here choose a Class A fire-rated, high wind-rated shingle, often a Class 4 impact-resistant product for hail. Metal and synthetic options are also good choices. We walk you through the options for your home.
Yes. A Class A rated roof, ember-resistant vents, metal drip edge, and gutter guards all help. We can include these in a replacement or add some of them to an existing roof.
Yes. Revival Roofing serves Peregrine and the rest of El Paso County with roof replacement, roof repair, hail and storm damage repair, insurance claim help, Class 4 impact-resistant roofing, seamless gutters, and exterior painting. Roof inspections are free and we can usually be on site within 24 hours.
If your roof was damaged by hail or wind, your homeowners policy may cover repair or replacement. We document the damage, meet your adjuster, and make sure code-required items are included in the claim. Permits in Peregrine go through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (PPRBD), and we pull them on every job.
Free inspection, honest answer, and usually on your roof within 24 hours.
