Storm & hail restoration
Damage assessment, same-day tarping, and full insurance-backed restoration from claim to finished roof.
Leaking after the last hailstorm? We tarp it the same day, document every bit of damage for your adjuster, and most replacements are finished in one to two days.
Pick your home size and shingle and we'll show a typical replacement range for the Front Range. Your real number comes from a free on-roof inspection.
No scare tactics. We recommend the smallest fix that actually solves it — and when a roof is done, we replace it right.
Damage assessment, same-day tarping, and full insurance-backed restoration from claim to finished roof.
Full tear-off and replacement with Class 4 impact shingles. Most homes finished in one to two days.
Leaks, missing shingles, failed flashing and pipe boots — fixed right the first time, not patched to fail again.
Free, photo-documented inspections with an honest written summary you can keep — hire us or not.
If your roof is leaking, call us first. We prioritize active leaks, tarp the roof to stop the damage, then handle the inspection and insurance claim so you're not fighting it alone.
Same-day emergency tarping stops water before it reaches your ceilings.
Every hail bruise and wind tear, photographed and itemized for your claim.
We meet your adjuster on the roof so the scope reflects the real damage.
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From the ground, look for dented gutters and downspouts, granules collecting at the bottom of downspouts, and dark spots on shingles. Hail bruises are often invisible from the street, which is why a documented roof-level inspection matters after any storm with hail an inch or larger.
Yes. We photograph and document the full roof system — shingles, flashing, vents, gutters — and walk you through what we found. If the roof is healthy, we tell you that. You get the documentation either way.
We prepare the photo documentation, measurements, and line-item scope your insurer's adjuster needs, and we can be on site when the adjuster visits. Whether to file is always your decision — and we'll tell you honestly when damage isn't worth a claim.
Most single-family replacements finish in one to two days once materials arrive. We protect landscaping and siding before tear-off and run a magnetic sweep for nails on every cleanup.
Class 4 is the highest impact rating a shingle can earn under the UL 2218 test, which drops a two-inch steel ball on the shingle to simulate severe hail. On the Front Range, many insurers offer premium discounts for roofs that carry the rating — ask your agent what your policy offers.
Both. Wind-lifted shingles, leaking flashing, and small punctures are often repairable. If a repair is the right call, that's what we recommend — replacement is only on the table when the roof's condition or a covered loss justifies it.
Storm-chasing crews arrive fast and leave faster. Get the damage documented by a local company, check timelines in your policy (many require claims within one year of the storm date), and don't sign anything on your doorstep before the inspection report exists.
Yes — gutters, downspouts, and drip edge are usually replaced with the roof when they've taken hail, so the whole water path is new at once.
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