Hail Damage Roof Repair & Restoration in Severance, CO

Emergency hail roof repair right where you live

Severance roofs take the full force of storms that spin off the foothills and intensify over open fields. New construction neighborhoods are especially vulnerable because they’re fully exposed to wind‑driven hail with little tree cover. After a cell passes, we prioritize fast on‑site inspections, emergency tarping, and temporary repairs to stop active leaks before they damage drywall, insulation, or flooring. From minor shingle bruising to punctured vents and flashing, we document every bit of hail impact so you have clear evidence for your insurance claim and a solid plan for permanent repairs.

Storm tracks between Fort Collins and Windsor

The I‑25 corridor between Fort Collins 80525 and Windsor 80550 often sits right under the strongest part of a hail core. Fast‑moving storms can pound one side of a subdivision while leaving the other side mostly untouched. Our team understands these micro‑differences and performs slope‑by‑slope inspections, checking shingles, gutters, skylights, and roof penetrations for impact damage. We provide emergency dry‑in services for Windsor homeowners and businesses so you’re protected while we coordinate full repairs or replacements with your insurer.

Protecting roofs on the open plains

As storms move east off Severance and Windsor, they often strengthen over the open fields around Greeley 80631 and Evans 80620. With fewer windbreaks, hailstones stay larger and hit harder, chewing up shingles and denting metal roofs and gutters. We respond quickly after these events to assess hail impact, seal exposed underlayment, secure loose shingles, and check for damage around chimneys, swamp coolers, and vent stacks. Our familiarity with Weld County construction styles helps us identify subtle hail damage that out‑of‑area contractors often miss.

Farm and acreage roofs in the hail bullseye

Smaller communities like Ault 80610, Eaton 80615, and La Salle 80645 often sit directly under severe hail cores as storms track northeast from Severance. Many roofs here are older, with a mix of asphalt, metal, and outbuilding roofing that can be highly vulnerable to repeated hail events. We’re experienced in stabilizing both homes and ag‑related structures, from patching punctured metal panels to securing damaged shingles on steep farmhouse roofs. Our goal is to get your property watertight quickly so you can focus on your family, livestock, and operations while we handle the documentation and repair plan.