Roof Replacement in Falcon, CO
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A New Roof for Your Falcon Home
Falcon sits about 15 miles northeast of downtown Colorado Springs, in unincorporated El Paso County, Colorado. There is no Falcon city hall or building office. Roof work here goes through the regional office that also covers Colorado Springs, the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (PPRBD).
Falcon began as a railroad stop. An old county account says the Falcon Town & Land Company was organized in September 1887, at the point where the Rock Island and Fort Worth railroads met, "fifteen miles east of Colorado Springs." Today Falcon School District 49 counts 26,423 students in 31 schools (Colorado Department of Education, 2025–2026).
How Falcon Homes Are Set Up
Falcon homes are spread over subdivisions and open ground east of the mountains. Many sit in neighborhoods with a homeowners association that has a say over roof color and material. We have not read any Falcon HOA's roof rules, so ask for yours and get approval in writing before your roofer orders anything. A 2024 Colorado law bars HOAs from banning fire-hardened roofing materials, but it says nothing about hail-resistant shingles.
- Edges that catch the wind. Ask the roofer to check rakes, ridge caps and any shingle tabs that look lifted.
- Every old layer comes off. PPRBD does not allow new asphalt shingles over old ones on homes, so your estimate should list the full tear-off.
What Falcon Homeowners Can Request
- Full roof replacement. Tear-off to the deck and a new roof, with the PPRBD permit pulled by your roofer before work starts.
- Storm and hail damage. A roofer inspects and documents damage after a storm. You and your insurer settle the claim.
- Shingle roof replacement. Architectural or Class 4 impact-resistant shingles. Class 4 is a choice, not a rule; ask your insurer about any discount.
- Metal roof replacement. Standing-seam metal costs more per square foot. Check that your HOA allows it first.
- Roof repair. Small fixes, such as a leak at a vent. Repairs over 100 sq ft still need a permit.
Each service has its own page: full roof replacement, storm and hail damage, shingle roofs, metal roofs and roof repair.
Wind and Hail East of Colorado Springs
Official storm reports seldom name Falcon itself, so this section uses county-level facts. On June 7, 2012, the National Weather Service office in Pueblo reported "much wind and hail damage in eastern El Paso County," with two tornadoes farther east.
Wind matters too. The Colorado Springs weather station logged a 69 mph peak gust on September 17, 2024, and hail on 5 days in 2025 (NWS annual summaries). Those are city readings, not Falcon ones. After a storm, look from the ground. Don't climb up to check.
Permits for a Falcon Re-Roof
Because Falcon is unincorporated, PPRBD issues the permit. It has a north office at 3939 Cordera Crest Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80924, and the phone is 719-327-2880.
Roof work over 100 sq ft needs a permit. Your roofer must hold an active PPRBD contractor license, such as Building Contractor D-1 Roofing or D-1 Exterior, before a permit can be issued, so search the name on pprbd.org before you sign. Homeowners may pull a permit only for work they do on the home they live in, never for a hired roofer.
- Materials before the permit. Stocking roofing material on site before the permit is issued can bring a stop-work order.
- Assuming the city's fire rule applies. The Class A minimum in PPRBD's guide names the City of Colorado Springs. For a Falcon home, ask PPRBD what applies.
What a Falcon Roof May Cost
No one publishes a Falcon-only roof price, so these are state and Colorado Springs figures. Your price depends on roof size, pitch and material.
| Cost row | Figure | Source (year) |
|---|---|---|
| Colorado re-roof, average | about $9,534 (range $7,332–$23,862) | This Old House, 2026 (a cost model) |
| Colorado Springs, 2,000 sq ft roof | about $10,500 (range $7,800–$15,500) | askdoss, 2026 |
| Colorado architectural shingles, per sq ft | $4.50–$6.50 | askdoss, 2026 |
| Colorado Class 4 shingles, per sq ft | $5.50–$8.00 | askdoss, 2026 |
| Colorado standing-seam metal, per sq ft | $9.00–$14.00 | askdoss, 2026 |
In Falcon, an HOA's material rules can rule out a cheaper option, and any rotten decking found during tear-off adds to the bill. Try the cost calculator or read the full cost guide.
Built With Falcon in Mind
A Falcon home sits outside city limits but inside PPRBD's rules, and that mix trips some people up. We connect you with an independent roofer, and the roofer may pay for the referral. You never pay us.
- One call to start. Tell us about the roof once, and one local roofer contacts you to set up the inspection.
- No deductible deals. Colorado law bars roofers from paying, waiving or rebating your insurance deductible. You pay your own.
- Two ways to cancel. You have 72 hours after signing, and 72 hours after a written claim denial. See the Colorado roofing rules.
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Before Your Falcon Inspection
Does Falcon have its own building department?
No. Falcon is part of unincorporated El Paso County, so roof permits come from the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department. Your roofer pulls the permit and books the "B=R" final inspection, which is not same-day. You can look up a permit's status on pprbd.org.
Is my Falcon home high enough to need an ice barrier?
PPRBD requires an ice barrier on homes above 7,000 feet. We can't confirm the elevation of any single lot, so ask your roofer to check yours. If the rule applies, the ice barrier should appear on the written estimate rather than as a surprise later.
Can a roofer cover my deductible after a hail claim?
No. Colorado law bars a roofer from offering to pay, waive or rebate any part of your deductible. A roofer also can't act as your public adjuster or negotiate your claim. The roofer documents and prices the damage. You and your insurer settle the claim.
How do I check a roofer before I sign?
Search the roofer on pprbd.org for an active contractor license. Ask for proof of liability insurance that does not exclude re-roofing, a local address and references. Get a written contract that lists the work, materials, cost and dates, and ask about the manufacturer warranty.
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