Hail covering a Denver park and the street of houses around it during a storm, black and white

Denver roofsafter the hail

Free hail inspections across Denver, every hit circled and photographed.

Hail in a Denver park, May 2017. Photo by Eric Johnson.

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Hail in a Denver park, May 2017. Photo by Eric Johnson.

What hail leaves behind

Bruised shingles look fine from the street. We walk every slope, circle each hail hit in chalk and photograph it beside a tape, so you see what we saw.

Brick Victorian houses with steep gables and green metal roofs on a Baker street
Brick houses in Baker, Denver.

We inspect in Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Englewood, Wheat Ridge and Littleton. Call (303) 555-0143.

Central Park in Denver after a hailstorm: wet paving, the old control tower and a heavy sky, black and white

What the inspection covers

Every slope, walked

Each hit circled in chalk

Vents, flashing and gutters

Photos, dated and labelled

Your report the next day

Gables and green metal roofs on brick houses in Baker, Denver
Gables in Baker, Denver.
Denver roofs and gables seen from the Capitol in 1898, with the Front Range beyond
Denver roofs from the Capitol, 1898.
Close view of asphalt shingle granules and edges
Shingle granules, close.
Bird's-eye view of the Denver street grid in 1908
Denver from above, 1908.
Hailstones lying on the ground with a tape measure across them
Hail beside a tape, 2025.
Shingle granules in close view
Shingle granules, close.
Bundles of shingles waiting on a roof edge above a gutter
Shingle bundles over a gutter, Seattle.
Green metal roofs on Victorian houses in Baker
Gables in Baker, Denver.
Hailstones beside a ruler
Hail beside a tape, 2025.
Hail lying across a Denver park and street
Hail in a Denver park, May 2017.
The old Stapleton control tower under a heavy sky
Central Park, Denver, after the hail, 2017.
Denver rooftops in the 1908 bird's-eye view
Denver from above, 1908.
Hail on a sidewalk, Sonoma, California, 2023.

Call to new roof

On the day you call. Send the form or call (303) 555-0143. We book a time within 2 business days and text you when we're on the way.

Close view of asphalt shingle granules and edges
Shingle granules, close.

The next day. You get the photo report: each slope, each hit circled with a tape in the frame, and a price to repair or replace. It's yours to keep and to send your insurer if you file a claim.

On roof day. One crew does most homes in a day. We tear off, check the decking, lay the new roof, sweep the yard with a magnet and send you closing photos.

Bundles of shingles waiting on a roof edge above a gutter
Shingle bundles waiting for a crew, Seattle.

What it costs

Count your squares

Three sample houses, worked out in advance (sample prices)
HouseSquaresAsphaltClass 4Steel
1,200 sq ft, 6 in 1215$7,800$9,600$17,250
1,800 sq ft, 6 in 1223$11,960$14,720$26,450
2,600 sq ft, 10 in 1238$19,760$24,320$43,700

Inspection

Hail inspection and photo report

$0

Every slope walked, every hit photographed. Yours to keep.

Meeting your adjuster on the roof

0

If your insurer sends someone, we walk it with them.

Repairs

Hail repair, up to 1 square

$450

Damaged shingles replaced and matched as close as the product allows.

Each added square of repair

300

For damage spread across one slope.

Ridge cap, per 10 feet

180

Cracked or bruised caps along the peak.

Pipe boot or roof vent

165

Each, sealed to the new shingles.

Step flashing at a wall, per 10 feet

240

Where a roof meets siding or brick.

Emergency tarp

395

Same day when we can, to keep water out until repair.

Replacement, per square

Architectural asphalt shingle

$520

Tear-off, underlayment and new shingles.

Class 4 impact-rated shingle

640

Shingles rated to the UL 2218 impact test.

Stone-coated steel

1,150

Metal panels with a stone finish.

Included and extras

Ice and water shield at eaves and valleys

Included

Permit, dumpster and magnet sweep

Included

Second layer tear-off, per square

$95

When an old roof sits under the current one.

Decking sheet replaced

85

Each soft or rotted sheet we find.

Questions

Do you deal with my insurance company?

No. You file any claim and talk to your insurer. We inspect, photograph every hit, write it up and hand you the report to send. If your adjuster wants to see the roof, we'll meet them there.

Is the inspection really free?

Yes. There's no charge and nothing to sign. You keep the photos either way.

How soon can you come out?

Usually within 2 business days. After a big storm the list gets long, so we book requests in the order they come in.

Will you tell me if repair is enough?

Yes. If a repair fixes it, the report says repair and gives you that price.

Do I have to be home?

No. We need a way into the yard and your OK to climb. We text before we go up and again when we're done.

Which shingle should I pick?

We quote architectural asphalt and Class 4 impact-rated side by side, so you can weigh the price. Ask your insurer whether the shingle you pick changes your premium.

Bird's-eye view of Denver in 1908, the street grid of roofs with the mountains along the top

Book a free inspection

  • Monday to Friday7:00 am to 6:00 pm
  • Saturday8:00 am to 2:00 pm
  • SundayStorm calls only

Call (303) 555-0143

Where you saw damage or a leak

We use this only to set up your inspection.

Bird's-eye view of Denver, 1908.