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— Signs of storm damage
Dents on gutters and vents
Soft metal shows hail first. Dents on gutters, vents or the AC unit mean the shingles took hits too.
Granules in the downspouts
Piles of black grit at the bottom of a downspout are shingle granules knocked loose by hail.
Missing or lifted shingles
Wind lifts tabs and breaks the seal. Look for shingles out of line, creased or lying in the yard.
Dark spots on shingles
Hail bruises leave round dark marks where the granules are gone. Up close they feel soft.
Stains on ceilings
A new water stain upstairs or a damp attic after a storm means water is already getting in.
Neighbors getting new roofs
Hail falls in swaths. If the street is getting roofs after a storm, yours was likely hit too.
02
— The free inspection
A dated photo report you can send to your insurer.
We walk the whole roof, mark test squares and photograph every hit, then check gutters, vents and the attic. The report shows the storm date, what we found and what it would take to fix.
- Full roof, gutter, vent and attic check
- Test squares marked and photographed
- Dated photo report within 48 hours
- Same-day tarp if water is getting in
Price
Free · no obligation
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— Your claim, step by step
- InspectFree inspection and a dated photo report of every hit.Within 48 hours
- FileYou call your insurer and send our report with the claim.Same week
- AdjusterWe meet the adjuster and point out every hit we marked.On your roof
- Review & buildWe check the estimate line by line, request supplements, then replace or repair.1–2 days
Your insurer pays the claim, usually in two checks. You pay only your deductible, to us, when the job is done.
04
— Straight answers
01
We never waive your deductible
Waiving a deductible is insurance fraud in Colorado. A contractor who offers it is cutting corners somewhere else.
02
No damage? We tell you
If the roof is fine, you get the photos and a straight answer. We do not file claims for damage that is not there.
03
No contract on the doorstep
Nothing to sign at the inspection. You get the report, talk to your insurer and decide in your own time.
05
— Questions
Storm just passed?
In hail season (April to September) we do storm inspections 7 days a week. If water is getting in, we tarp the roof the same day.
Look for dents on gutters, vents and the AC unit, and granules in the downspouts. Shingle damage is hard to see from the ground, which is why the inspection is free.
