Wind & Hail Damage Happens Fast Along the Front Range
Trusted Wind & Hail Damage Inspections Across Colorado & Wyoming
From sudden wind gusts to severe hailstorms, properties across Northern Colorado and Southeast Wyoming take a beating year-round. Damage isn’t always obvious — but left unchecked, it can lead to leaks, structural issues, and costly repairs.
Our team helps homeowners and commercial property owners identify wind and hail damage early and take the right next step with confidence.
Storm damage isn’t always visible from the ground. A professional inspection can help prevent small issues from becoming major problems.
🔗 Common Wind & Hail Damage
🔗 What Our Inspection Covers
🔗 Our Process
🔗 Service Areas
WE’RE HERE TO HELP YOU WITH THESE DAMAGES
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HAIL DAMAGE
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WIND DAMAGE
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HEAVY RAIN & SNOW
Common Wind & Hail Damage in Colorado & Wyoming
Wind and hail affect roofs and exteriors differently depending on materials, age, and exposure. Along the Front Range, we commonly see:
Wind Damage
Lifted or creased shingles
Broken seals and ridge caps
Loose flashing and roof penetrations
Gutter separation caused by sustained winds
Hail Damage
Bruised or fractured shingles
Granule loss reducing roof lifespan
Dented metal components
Hidden impact damage beneath the surface
Not all damage causes immediate leaks — but it often shortens the life of your roof if ignored.
What Our Wind & Hail Damage Inspections Cover
Our inspections are designed to give you clarity — not pressure.
We assess:
Roofing materials and impact zones
Wind-exposed edges and transitions
Flashing, vents, chimneys, and skylights
Gutters and drainage systems
Exterior components affected by storms
You’ll get a clear explanation of what we find and what — if anything — needs attention.
Our Storm Damage Process
1. Inspect
We perform a thorough wind and hail damage inspection.
2. Explain
You receive clear, honest feedback — no scare tactics.
3. Support
If repairs or insurance involvement make sense, we guide you through the next steps.
Serving Colorado & Wyoming Storm-Prone Communities
Colorado:
Loveland • Fort Collins • Windsor • Greeley • Longmont • Erie • Firestone • Frederick • Lakewood • Westminster • Denver Metro • Northern Colorado Front Range
Wyoming:
Cheyenne • Laramie • Southeast Wyoming
Our team understands the regional wind patterns, hail risks, and building styles unique to this area.
Wind & Hail Damage Don’t Stop in Winter
Winter winds can worsen existing storm damage by forcing cold air and moisture into weakened areas. That’s why inspections during colder months are just as important — if not more so.
We often recommend winterization services following wind or hail events to help prevent additional damage through the season.
Storm Damage & Insurance Claims Support
Helpful information for homeowners and property owners navigating wind and hail damage
Insurance Claims Assistance for Wind & Hail Damage
Navigating insurance claims after wind or hail damage can feel overwhelming. Pride Roofing & Construction helps document damage and supports homeowners and commercial property owners through the claims process with clear inspections and detailed reporting.
Why Ignoring Storm Damage Can Lead to Bigger Problems
Delaying repairs can allow small issues to grow into major problems, including:
Water intrusion and mold growth
Rotted decking and weakened roof structure
Increased energy loss
Higher long-term repair costs
How Delayed Repairs Can Affect Insurance Coverage
Insurance policies often require timely action after a storm. Delays may result in reduced payouts or denied claims if damage worsens over time.
What to Do After Wind or Hail Damages Your Roof
Inspect your property safely from the ground
Look for interior signs like stains or drafts
Temporarily protect exposed areas if safe
Document damage with photos and notes
Understanding Different Types of Storm Damage
Wind Damage may lift shingles and loosen flashing.
Hail Damage can bruise shingles and reduce roof lifespan.
Heavy Rain often exploits weaknesses created by wind or hail.
Some damage remains hidden and requires a professional inspection.
Preventing Future Wind & Hail Damage
Preventative steps include regular inspections, impact-resistant materials, secure flashing, and effective drainage systems.
Advocacy During the Insurance Claims Process
When storm damage is confirmed, our team can meet with insurance adjusters, provide inspection documentation, and help ensure storm-related damage is accurately evaluated.
“These guys are the best!!! Very professional and courteous. Easy to work with and most of all genuine and honest. I would recommend them to anyone who might have storm damage!”
— JASON B.
Schedule a Wind & Hail Damage Inspection
If your property has experienced wind or hail — or if you’re unsure how it held up — an inspection can provide clarity and peace of mind.
📞 Colorado: (720) 552-3321
📞 Cheyenne: (307) 277-4441