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Colorado homeowners file more hail-related insurance claims than almost anywhere else in the country. If your roof has storm damage, understanding the claims process can save you time, stress, and money. Steps to Take After Storm Damage Document any visible damage with photos, including gutters, siding, and windows Schedule a professional roof inspection as soon as possible Avoid signing anything with out-of-state "storm chaser" contractors before getting a second opinion Con

Most homeowners don't think about their roof until something goes wrong. But roofs give off warning signs well before a leak shows up on your ceiling. Here's what to watch for. 1. Your Roof Is Nearing or Past 20 Years Old Most asphalt shingle roofs in Colorado last 20-25 years, but sun exposure and hailstorms can shorten that lifespan. If you don't know your roof's age, a quick inspection can tell you how much life it has left. 2. Curling, Cracking, or Missing Shingles Shingl

Colorado's Front Range is nicknamed "Hail Alley" for good reason. After a storm rolls through Commerce City, Denver, or anywhere along the Front Range, it's worth checking your roof for damage — even if nothing looks obviously wrong from the driveway. Signs of Hail Damage You Can See From the Ground Dented or dinged gutters and downspouts Dark spots or bruising on asphalt shingles Granules collecting in gutters or at the base of downspouts Dented roof vents, flashing, or AC/H

Radar confirmed 1" hail over central Arvada on June 8, 2026 — the fourth hail event in eight days. See the minute-by-minute storm timeline, check whether your street sat under the core, and book a free, written roof inspection. Call/text 303-534-1500.

How do you know if your roof has hail damage? Should you call insurance first? How long do you have to file in Colorado? Straight answers from a 35-year Commerce City roofing contractor.

Three severe hailstorms hit the Denver metro on June 1, June 3, and June 8, 2026 — including 1.5-inch hail in Arvada and Parker. Here's how to spot damage from the ground, why you shouldn't call your insurer first, and how to get a free professional inspection from a local Colorado roofer.