A hail claim has a dozen steps and one goal: getting your roof actually covered. We've been managing them across Northern Colorado since 2019 — you make one call, we handle the rest.
Insurance claims fall apart on documentation and follow-through. Those are the two things we never leave to chance.
Slope-by-slope photos of every impact point — the evidence file your claim stands on, assembled before your insurer ever visits.
We're on the roof with your adjuster, walking every slope together, making sure nothing gets missed or minimized.
If the approved scope misses real damage, we provide the documentation to get it corrected — politely, persistently, and in writing.
Once the scope is approved, we replace the roof to spec — most homes in a day or two.
Invoices and completion certificates filed with your insurer so the final payment gets released without you chasing it.
If the damage doesn't justify a claim, we tell you before you file — a free inspection protects your record, not just your roof.
We document the storm damage first and give you an honest read. No damage, no claim, no pressure.
You open the claim with your insurer — that part has to be you. From there, the documentation, scheduling, and meetings are ours.
Your adjuster sees everything we documented, slope by slope, so the approved scope reflects the actual damage.
We build to the approved scope, then file the completion paperwork that releases your final payment.
Weather claims are generally treated as "acts of God" — not like at-fault claims. That said, insurers do adjust regional pricing after big storm years whether you file or not. Your agent can tell you how your policy handles it; we'll give you the damage facts to decide with.
Typically your policy deductible. One thing to know: Colorado law prohibits roofing contractors from paying, waiving, or rebating your deductible — anyone who offers to "eat" it is breaking the law, and that's the company you don't want on your roof.
It happens, and it's often a documentation problem. We re-inspect, build a stronger evidence file, and submit supplements. Many scopes get corrected when the damage is properly shown.
No — the inspection and documentation are free. We're paid as the roofing contractor on the approved scope of work, same as any roof we build. More on how we work →
Free inspection, full documentation, and someone on your side of the roof when the adjuster shows up.
