Denver, CO storm damage contractor

Storm damage repair in Denver: hail, wind, and full insurance claim support

A licensed Denver storm damage contractor since 2016, with 3,000+ Front Range projects completed. We inspect roof, siding, gutters, and windows after hail and wind events, document every system for your claim, and deliver a written report with photos in 24 hours.

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Just been through a storm?

What to do after a Denver storm, right now

Direct answer: After a Denver hail or wind event, wait until conditions are safe, photograph all four roof lines and elevations from the ground, then call for a professional inspection before you call your insurer. Filing with your own contractor documentation in hand gives you a reference point when the adjuster sets the scope. Do not sign anything with a door-to-door contractor first.

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Wait for safe conditions

Stay off the roof until the storm has fully passed.

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Photograph from the ground

All four roof lines, siding, gutters, windows, and the AC unit.

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Inspect before you file

An inspection before the claim sets an independent baseline.

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Do not sign at the door

Colorado gives a 72-hour right to cancel storm-chaser contracts.

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Verify the contractor

Confirm the license at dora.colorado.gov and a permanent Denver office.

Denver storm damage services

Every storm-damaged system, assessed by one licensed team

Direct answer: Hail and wind rarely damage only the roof. Precision Exteriors Restoration assesses roofing, siding, gutters, windows, and soft metals on every Denver storm inspection, then handles repair, replacement, emergency tarping, and the insurance claim from documentation through recoverable depreciation.

Hail damage inspection

Fiberglass mat fracture is not visible from the ground. We find and document it.

Wind damage repair

Lifted shingles, broken sealant bonds, and displaced ridge cap, verified against Denver wind zones.

Debris and tree impact

Punctures, broken decking, and crushed gutters, scoped beyond the visible impact point.

Emergency roof tarping

24-hour response and tarping to stop water before it reaches your ceilings.

Siding storm damage

Cracked vinyl and chipped fiber cement on the exposed elevation, a frequently missed line item.

Gutters and soft metals

Dented gutters, vent caps, drip edge, and condenser fins, documented for your claim.

Window storm damage

Screen punctures, frame impact, and glass cracking on the storm-facing side.

Insurance claim support

Pre-adjuster documentation, supplement submission, and recoverable depreciation.

Why this market is different

Denver sits at the peak of Hail Alley

Direct answer: Denver and the Front Range experience more significant hail per year than virtually any other metro in the country. The May 2024 storm produced $1.9 billion in insured losses in a single event, and the May 2017 supercell produced $2.3 billion. Most Denver ZIP codes see two to four qualifying hail events per decade, on top of severe wind and freeze-thaw stress.

$1.9B May 2024

Metro-wide insured losses from a single Denver-area hailstorm, the most recent in a pattern of billion-dollar events back to 1990.

5,280 feet up

Mile-high elevation means less UV filtration, so asphalt shingles lose granule coverage and mat integrity earlier than the manufacturer ratings assume.

115 to 140 mph zones

Denver formally classifies three wind zones. Contractors who ignore them install underspecified materials, failing city inspection and voiding warranties.

Wind damaged shingles on a Denver area roof inspected by Precision Exteriors Restoration Wind damage, Denver metro
Denver storm facts

The numbers behind a Denver storm claim

Colorado consistently ranks among the top five states for hail-related insurance claims, and Denver's elevation and wind zones make the same storm hit harder here than almost anywhere else.

$2.3B
Insured losses from the May 2017 Denver-area supercell, the costliest hail event in state history.
2 to 4
Qualifying hail events most Denver ZIP codes experience per decade, at 1 inch and above.
3 zones
Denver wind speed classifications at 115, 125, and 140 mph that govern material requirements.
72 hrs
Colorado right to cancel any roofing contract signed from a post-storm door-to-door solicitation.
Multi-system damage

Why a Denver storm claim is more than just the roof

Direct answer: A single Denver hail or wind event hits every exposed surface at once. Insurance covers storm damage as a single-event claim, so if you only request a roof assessment, siding, gutter, and soft-metal damage from the same storm may never be scoped, and what is not assessed is not paid. We assess every system before the adjuster sets the baseline.

Roofing

Granule displacement, fiberglass mat fracture, pipe boot cracking, and ridge cap impact, often with no immediate visible leak.

Highest consequence: most likely to go undetected until it causes interior damage.

Siding

Direct impact marks, cracked vinyl, chipped fiber cement, and seam disruption on the most exposed elevation.

Aged vinyl cracks rather than dents, opening moisture paths into the wall assembly.

Gutters and soft metals

Dented gutters, vent caps, drip edge, pipe boot flashing, and HVAC condenser fins.

Dented gutters are the most reliable ground-level sign a hail event was significant.

Windows

Screen punctures, aluminum frame denting, and glass cracking on the storm-facing side.

Characteristic screen hole patterns are direct impact evidence for the claim.
Storm damage vs normal wear

How we tell storm damage from ordinary aging

Direct answer: Insurance covers sudden damage from a documented weather event, not gradual aging or deferred maintenance. Storm damage occurs at a defined date, affects materials consistently across the exposed elevation, and matches the event pattern. Normal wear develops slowly, concentrates at ridges and valleys, and shows uniform dulling rather than impact patterns. We document accurately, including when findings are wear-related and a claim should not be filed.

Hail damage

Distributed impact

Mat fracture beneath the shingle surface and random granule displacement across every exposed slope. Dented gutters confirm it from the ground.

Wind damage

Uplift and lift

Sealant bond failure, where shingles look intact but the strip has separated, plus visibly displaced shingles and ridge cap. Both create water entry risk.

Normal wear

Gradual aging

Granule loss at edges and valleys, curling tabs, and uniform surface dulling with no triggering event. Not a covered claim, and we say so.

The 60 minutes after a storm are your most valuable documentation window. Photograph everything from the ground before any tarping, repair, or adjuster visit alters the condition. Once a tarp covers the breach, the original damage is no longer visible to the adjuster. Smartphone date and time stamps are automatic, keep them active.
Real restoration proof

See storm damage become a finished roof

Drag the slider to compare a storm-damaged Denver roof with the completed Precision Exteriors Restoration result. Every project is documented this way for your records and your insurer.

Before After Storm and tree damaged Denver roof before restorationCompleted Denver roof replacement after storm restoration

Drag to reveal the restoration. Real Colorado job, completed by Precision Exteriors Restoration.

Insurance claim support

What Denver storm claims most often miss

Direct answer: Homeowners who manage Denver storm claims alone consistently leave covered money uncollected: emergency tarping costs, soft-metal line items, full siding scope, and recoverable depreciation on RCV policies. We meet your adjuster on site with our documentation, prepare supplements when the initial scope misses items, and handle completion documentation so depreciation is released.

  • Pre-adjuster inspection report so you set the baseline, not just the adjuster
  • Emergency tarping billed as covered mitigation, not deducted from your repair
  • Supplement documentation when the first scope omits legitimate items
  • ACV versus RCV explained, with recoverable depreciation collected on completion
  • Honest reporting when damage is wear-related and a claim should not be filed
Insurance and storm damage guidance
Precision Exteriors Restoration inspector documenting Denver storm damage for an insurance claim On-site documentation, Denver metro
Verify before you sign

How to vet a Denver storm damage contractor

Direct answer: Every significant Denver hail event draws out-of-state storm chasers within 24 to 72 hours. Before anyone accesses your property, confirm the Colorado license at dora.colorado.gov, verify a permanent Denver Metro office, and require a written warranty with a specific term. Precision Exteriors holds CO License #0248041 and is permanently headquartered at 999 18th St Unit 3000, Denver, CO 80202.

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Confirm the license

Colorado contractor licenses are searchable at dora.colorado.gov. Ours is License #0248041, on file and insured.

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Require a permanent office

Storm chasers leave after the season. We are permanently headquartered at 999 18th St Unit 3000 in downtown Denver, local since 2016.

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Demand a written warranty

Ask for a specific term in writing. We back installation with a 10-year workmanship warranty plus certified-installer manufacturer coverage.

The Precision Warranty

Protected in writing, for the long run

Every Precision Exteriors Restoration storm repair is backed in writing, so your Denver roof stays protected long after the storm season ends and our crew leaves.

10-Year Workmanship Warranty

The Precision Warranty covers the quality of our storm repair and installation for a full decade, in writing.

Certified-Installer Manufacturer Warranty

As an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and CertainTeed Master Applicator, we register manufacturer-backed material warranties most contractors cannot offer.

Licensed, Insured, Local Since 2016

Colorado License #0248041, BBB A+ accredited, NRCA member, with 3,000+ completed Front Range projects.

Your peace of mind

We take the risk off your shoulders

After a storm, the path forward should feel safe. Between manufacturer warranties, hands-on insurance help, and 24-hour emergency response, you are covered from the first phone call.

Warranties in writing

Owens Corning Preferred and CertainTeed Master certifications unlock the strongest warranties available, covering both your materials and our installation.

We handle your claim

We document the damage, meet your adjuster on site, and submit supplements so legitimate storm items are not left off the settlement.

24-hour emergency response

Active leak or open roof? We provide same-day assessment and emergency tarping to stop water before it spreads.

What Denver homeowners say

Rated 4.6 stars by Denver neighbors

Real, verified Google reviews from Denver-area homeowners we helped through the claims process. We are proud of an honest 4.6 stars rating built one storm at a time. Read our reviews.

★★★★★

"The Precision team was great and provided me with great customer service and results. Special thanks to Anthony for helping me through the insurance process in making sure the details were covered."

Destiny P. Verified Google review
★★★★★

"Great quality work, friendly service. Fast and clean service."

Blanca G. Verified Google review
★★★★★

"They showed up on time, they knew their stuff, they did the work, and they did it well."

Travis H. Verified Google review
★★★★★

"Could not give Precision Exteriors a higher recommendation. Professional, timely, and great to work with."

Alex L. Verified Google review
Completed storm damage roof replacement in the Denver Aurora area by Precision Exteriors Restoration Storm restoration, Aurora and Denver
Where we respond

Denver metro storm response area

Direct answer: Precision Exteriors Restoration responds to storm damage across Denver and the Front Range from our downtown Denver office, with concentrated recent work in Denver, Aurora, and Montbello, plus Arvada, Thornton, Westminster, Lakewood, Centennial, and Castle Rock. We completed 200-plus storm damage jobs in Denver, Aurora, and Montbello in 2024.

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Answers up front

Denver storm damage questions, answered

Reviewed by the Precision Exteriors Restoration storm response team, Colorado License #0248041. Owens Corning Preferred and CertainTeed Master certified, NRCA member, serving Denver since 2016. Last reviewed June 14, 2026.
Should I call my insurer or a contractor first after a Denver storm?
Call for a professional inspection before you file the claim. An inspection conducted before you contact your insurer documents the damage type, pattern, and storm-date relationship with independent evidence, so you have a reference point when the adjuster's scope becomes the working document.
How fast can you respond to an emergency in Denver?
We provide 24-hour emergency roofing in Denver, including same-day assessment, emergency tarping, and ceiling-leak diagnosis. Emergency tarping is covered as a mitigation expense under most policies and submitted as a supplement, not deducted from your repair. Call (720) 408-1840 any time.
Why does Denver hail damage need more than a roof inspection?
One storm hits the roof, siding, gutters, windows, and soft metals at once, and insurance covers it as a single event. If only the roof is assessed, the other damaged systems are not scoped and not paid. We assess every exposed system at no extra cost before the adjuster sets the baseline.
What are Denver's wind zones and why do they matter?
Denver formally classifies three wind zones at 115, 125, and 140 mph that govern material requirements for every replacement. Contractors who ignore them install underspecified materials, producing failed city inspections and voided manufacturer warranties. We verify every job against the zone for that address.
How do I avoid storm-chaser contractors in Denver?
Confirm the Colorado license at dora.colorado.gov, verify a permanent Denver office, and require a written warranty before anyone touches your roof. Colorado law gives you a 72-hour right to cancel any roofing contract signed from a post-storm door-to-door solicitation, but the best position is not signing at the door at all.
What is the difference between ACV and RCV on my claim?
ACV pays the depreciated value up front, while RCV releases the remaining recoverable depreciation once the work is completed and documented. Many homeowners never collect that depreciation. We handle the completion documentation on RCV policies so it is released to you.
How will you tell storm damage from normal wear?
Storm damage occurs at a defined date, affects materials consistently across the exposed elevation, and matches the event pattern. Normal wear develops gradually and concentrates at ridges and edges. We document accurately and will tell you when damage is wear-related and a claim should not be filed.
Do you serve multi-family and residential storm damage in Denver?
Yes. We handle storm damage for both residential and multi-family properties throughout Denver, Colorado. With 3,000-plus completed Front Range projects and 200-plus storm jobs in Denver, Aurora, and Montbello in 2024, we are equipped for single homes and larger properties alike.
Ready when you are

Book a free Denver storm damage inspection

Get a written report with photos in 24 hours, documented for your insurer. We inspect every exposed system, handle your claim, and stop water with 24-hour emergency tarping.

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