Hail & Storm Damage Roof Repair in Denver | Insurance Claim Help

Storm Claims

You shouldn't have to fight your insurance company alone.

Denver gets hit by major hail nearly every spring. Insurance companies know this — and they have an entire department whose job is to minimize your claim. We have one too. The difference: ours works for you.

Our claims specialists meet your adjuster on the roof, walk every plane together, and present photo evidence shingle-by-shingle. The result: claims approved in full, repairs done to manufacturer spec, and most homeowners paying nothing above their deductible.

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Process

Six steps from storm to new roof.

Free Inspection

Within 24 hours. Drone + walk-up. Photo report you keep — even if no claim is warranted.

Damage Documentation

Every impact mark photographed and mapped to the roof plane. Evidence package built for the carrier.

You File the Claim

We send you everything you need — claim number, photos, scope estimate.

Adjuster Meeting

We meet your adjuster on the roof. Walk every plane. Present evidence in person.

Approved & Installed

Once the scope is approved, we install. Most homes finished in one day, Owens Corning Preferred quality.

Final Invoice

You pay your deductible. We invoice the insurance company directly for the rest.

2,800+Insurance claims handled

92%Full-scope approval rate

$0Above deductible (most claims)

5 yrsWorking with every CO carrier

FAQ

Insurance & storm damage, answered.

If your roof has been damaged by hail or wind in the last 12 months, very likely yes. Colorado law (HB-1166) protects homeowners from rate hikes for filing a single legitimate claim. Roofco walks you through the entire claim process.

1) We inspect for free. 2) If damage warrants a claim, we document with drone photography. 3) You file the claim. 4) Roofco meets your adjuster on the roof to ensure full scope is approved. 5) We install. 6) Roofco invoices the insurance company directly.

We re-inspect for free. We've successfully reopened denied claims with new evidence — drone photos often show damage adjusters miss from the ground.

In Colorado, insurers cannot raise your rate for a single weather-related claim (CRS § 10-4-110.8). For a second claim within 36 months, policies vary — ask your agent.

Most Colorado policies allow 12 months from the date of loss. Don't wait — once a follow-up storm hits, evidence becomes harder to attribute.

Hail or Wind Damage? We Handle the Whole Claim.