Hail Damage Roof Repair & Restoration in Nunn, CO

Hail Roof Damage in Greeley and Evans

When a cell drops out of the foothills and crosses the South Platte, Greeley often takes a direct hit before the storm drifts toward Nunn. Neighborhoods in Greeley 80631, Greeley 80634, and Greeley 80639 see repeated hail events that can weaken shingles over several seasons long before leaks show up inside. In nearby Evans 80620, strong outflow winds along open fields can rip up compromised shingles and expose bare decking. We provide emergency tarping, leak tracking, and full hail-damage roof replacement throughout this corridor so you’re not left guessing what the last storm did to your home.

Storm-Exposed Roofs Along US‑85

From Nunn south toward Ault 80610 and Eaton 80615, homes sit in the open with very little tree or terrain protection. That means hailstones keep most of their size and speed when they hit your roof. Repeated storms can leave asphalt shingles pitted, loosen fasteners on metal roofs, and damage vents and flashing even if you don’t see missing shingles from the ground. We help homeowners along the US‑85 corridor document hail damage clearly for insurance, stabilize active leaks, and design replacement roofs built to handle the next round of Weld County weather.

Hail-Damaged Roofs East of the Metro

As severe weather slides off the Denver metro and Brighton area, the hail core often reorganizes along I‑76 and pushes into rural communities like Hudson 80642 and Keenesburg 80643. Roofs out here are frequently hit by larger, wind‑driven hail that can bruise shingles, crack skylights, and damage gutters in one pass. Because many properties are on acreage, owners may not notice roof damage until the next heavy rain exposes leaks. Our team brings the same emergency hail response we offer in Nunn to farms, outbuildings, and single‑family homes along this corridor, from quick temporary dry‑in to full code‑compliant replacements.

Front Range Hail Impacts Near I‑25

Storm systems that ride north along I‑25 can flare up quickly as they pass Windsor 80550 and then push east toward Nunn. Neighborhoods in Windsor 80550 and Firestone 80520 often see back‑to‑back hail events in a single season, with enough impact to loosen granules, damage ridge vents, and shorten the life of even newer roofs. We work across this stretch of the Front Range to assess hail damage accurately, prioritize urgent repairs, and install impact‑resistant roofing options that make more sense for homes repeatedly hit by Colorado’s severe weather.